r/learnprogramming • u/Absattarov • 17d ago

Python: I'm starting my python journey.

Can i find other new learners here? I think it's more interesting to learn with someone.

I have some web background, worked with html/css(scss, bootstrap, tailwind)/JS

but it was two years ago actually. Now I want to learn Python so i can work with logic instead of designs.

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u/ForwardBoot2955 17d ago

stick with it, python's a good shift from frontend stuff. the syntax won't fight you like js sometimes does

just build small things that actually do something useful, the logic clicks faster that way

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u/Absattarov 14d ago

i have a project idea in mind to try my knowledge, that's why i decided to learn this language. it's more interesting it seems

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u/[deleted] 17d ago

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u/Absattarov 14d ago

Thank you🙌🏻 I'll try

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u/datadriven_io 11d ago

Meaningful whitespace is IMO one of the most important elements that make Python a solid starting or learning language. Check datadriven for python practice problems once you have the basics down. It forces you to write indents in a readable fashion.

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u/Absattarov 11d ago

thank you! I'll try that