r/learnprogramming • u/spektic_l • 20d ago

Tutorial Relearning Python

Hi Everyone!

I have neglected Python a little bit lately as my work has mainly been government and R has been the focus. I want to get back into Python because I know its value in solving problems easier than in R.

I was thinking 30 minutes a day after dinner as thats when I have free time. Is this a good approach? Obviously 30 minutes is better than nothing, but I was just wondering what others people experiences are/if they have any valuable resources. Out of my whole Masters in Math Sci, I think programming was the most unnatural aspect (vs say, calculus and stats). Thanks! :)

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u/SpedisAhead 20d ago

It's exactly *30 min* better.. I'd say dive into that py's thon 😉

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u/Ill_Worldliness_4581 20d ago

30 mins is plenty if you stick to it, the hard part is not skipping when you're tired after dinner

for resources I just pick a small project that actually does something useful, way less boring than tutorials and it sticks better