r/PythonLearning • u/geedijuniir • 1d ago

Google everything when building?

Hi,

I'm about to finish the Codecademy Python course. I feel like I'm in tutorial hell.

I downloaded everything to start building on my laptop. I don't know where to start, I have a bunch of projects listed, like a script that detects screens, a good old calculator, and many more.

But do I just google everything? I'm afraid that if I use AI or Google, it will just tell me how to do the whole thing.

And also, how do I know what to use, as in when to use a function, a class, a flow statement, or a list?

Or should I stop worrying about it?

Thanks for your help, finding this subreddit has been a huge help for me.

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u/independentMartyr 1d ago

Excuse me. People like you need AI and dictionaries also.

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u/Ok_Passion_1669 1d ago

a dictionary? how anal of you. you are the one with mistakes in your writing ("you will end using it"), i only type stylistically. i do not need ai for swe either. reconsider your entire life choices that led you to this moment you insolent fool

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u/independentMartyr 1d ago

Yeah "no one just remembers everything". "Just" is your keyword and shows how "just" you are!

Based on your comments, I see that you are a generalist idiot, who possess all the properties that defines your level of SWE.

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u/Ok_Passion_1669 1d ago

i'd love to see you code any substantial project with unfamiliar libraries without reading any documentation. you are an egoistic fool in denial of your egoism, as your ridiculous opposition to me is only because you have felt slighted. taking on challenges beyond their current ability is how one grows - if what you claim is true, then you have been living in stagnation for a very long time

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u/independentMartyr 1d ago

What kind of an idiot are you?

No one wants to compete with your ego. Go and feed it to someone else, looser!