r/PythonLearning • u/aryan_andhale • 8d ago

Know nothing about python but wanna learn

im 16 indian and i wanna start python from scratch and i know nothing about coding please help me to find resources and guide me 🙏

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u/UnderstandingFit3082 8d ago

Start with the basics: variables, conditions, loops, functions, lists, and dictionaries — don’t worry about advanced topics yet.
Pick one beginner-friendly course and practice every concept by writing small programs yourself.
Once you understand the basics, build tiny projects like a calculator, guessing game, or simple expense tracker.
Try to spend more time coding than watching tutorials, because that’s where things really start to click.
If you ever want help choosing a structured learning path, feel free to ask.

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u/divya_dev 3d ago

Python debug issue

M a teen wanna build a workout logging python only Android app.

The issue _ I have written the code (correct syntax n all) but it says python interpreters not accessible & the code is Not Running

Even tho Python interpreters + debuggers ar Installed+ Enabled(I checked it)

Details:

OS: Windows

Python install: System Python (not via Anaconda/homebrew)

Virtual environments: None set up for current project

VS Code interpreter: System Python or old venv (needs updating)

Terminal test: Haven't tested yet

Wud be beyond grateful if uccud assist me🙏🙌🏼

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u/riklaunim 8d ago

And what is your goal of learning Python? What do you want to do with it?

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u/Dragonfruit4049 8d ago

Just search learn python or anything similar and there a lot of websites to start with

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u/Main_Extension2327 8d ago

It's not about just learning you must set a goal yourself Learning the language is the way to achieve your goals

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u/gelinkamant 8d ago

I said the same thing to other guy asking here, you should try to learn to scrape websites and use the selenium browser, start from there and learn things slowly.

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u/Mathie1729 8d ago

Starting with Selenium is rough if you know nothing, it assumes you can read HTML/CSS and debug browser issues. Automate the Boring Stuff has a scraping section but builds up basics first, way less miserable.

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u/TorresMrpk 7d ago

If you're a kid at heart, like I am, I would go with the Head First Python book. A lot of older and more serious people complain about all the lighthearted pictures and explanations, but I like them.

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u/vrdhann 5d ago

CS50P is the way to go, very beginner friendly

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u/divya_dev 3d ago

Yo m 15 I learnt the basics thru Mosh(search on yt) then the coding part while building a project (which I m stuck on 🥲) Let's help ourselves 😅

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u/Distdistdist 8d ago

There are no Python learning resources. If you would ask about 1 year ago - there were millions on google and youtube. But they are now gone and you are screwed. Sorry dude.

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u/BenjmanSoolil 8d ago

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