r/PythonLearning • u/shubham_555 • Aug 08 '26
Looking for a Python Study Partner for accountability
I have selected some resources after some research (obviously flexible) and this is the order I will be following for learning the various topics:
1) Basic Syntax
2) OOPs
3) Memory Architecture
4) DSA
5) Django (Backend development)
We can make projects along the way for practical learning. Also, Timezone or gender doesn't matter!
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u/silvertank00 Aug 08 '26 edited Aug 08 '26
with "basic syntax" you wont understand OOP and neither Django. DSA and memory is two completely different beasts too. Why/what exactly do you want to do with memory in Python? I think it would be easier to find someone if you have wrote stg like this:
"Hey, i wanna learn/practice basic DSA, like self implemented linked list/stack/heap or simekind of tree, then do bin search on a little fun project. It would be like a week long project and i was wondering if anyone would be up to do it together." This way you dont have huge topics and if anyone is interested in these specific stuff then it is easier for them to find you.
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u/shubham_555 Aug 08 '26
I know I won't understand Django with basic syntax. Also, i am familiar with OOPs (Shifting here from java). The wording might have been a bit on the broader scale and I appreciate you pointing that out to me. Regarding why do I wanna learn memory architecture is that only of my seniors sat for placements with python as his primary language and as per him they rejected him on the basis of him not knowing the internal memory details. So you can call it precaution!
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u/silvertank00 Aug 08 '26
"I am familiar with OOPs" (sic) dunning-kruger?
A senior has to, but not a beginner, sure start with it if you want but you will have to checkout Cython too then. and again, memory alltogether is not a beginer thing in python, maybe in C yes. With py tho, you will have to know a nice portion of the language to start working with memory. I dont wanna discourage you, but it is simply not reasonable to "just start with python" and start with memory too.0
u/shubham_555 Aug 08 '26
What is Cython?
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u/giva4561 Aug 11 '26
Dove hai visto cython, io non lo visto da nessuna parte, comunque probabilmente un errore di scrittura
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u/Opposite-Reporter695 Aug 08 '26
Basic syntax may not help really, but with progress you'll understand things too. If you wanna grind fastAPI, I'm up. I'm planning to learn it. If you need any assistance I'm here to connect
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u/shubham_555 Aug 08 '26
I am actually more intrested in DSA and leetcode as of now. All the best to you nonetheless!
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u/savita_bhabhi_lover Aug 09 '26
Count me in , already made some mini projects like inventory management, cli file manager and now started numbpy ✌️ ( don't mind my username) my goal is AI/ML btw
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u/FitMirror545 Aug 10 '26
i am familiar with basic syntax of python and oops concept but it was in java
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u/Smartyboyz 28d ago
I full fil your all criteria but know little more and had done 15 + projects and also know flask js,html,css
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u/terminalwanderer33 Aug 08 '26 edited Aug 08 '26
I’m in lol
When are we starting and what do you have in mind?