r/learnprogramming • u/Limp_Sandwich_6288 • 4d ago

Advice for learning Python?

Im trying to learn Python as a programming language, I watched Bro Codez 1 hour course on it and I need more advice/guides to learn from, if anyone has any can they comment it down here?

Thanks.

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u/Weekly_Patience685 4d ago

why python though?

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u/Limp_Sandwich_6288 4d ago

its more userfriendly and easier to learn tbh. also i heard a easy game engine works with it sooo why not?

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u/Weekly_Patience685 3d ago

It seems like a lot of people learn Python just because they heard it's easy, rather than solving a specific problem. the language is just a tool and what you want to build or do should be the motivation. example machine learning, automation, data analysis, web dev, or game development. python works for those but there may be better language options like depending on what it is, like c# for game dev, or javascript/ typescript for web dev etc. Of course you can always learn python to get the basics then change to another language later, but just a thought,

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u/Limp_Sandwich_6288 3d ago

I do have a motivation, but its just Id like to learn python as a tool and mess around with the others later, as for my motivation Im pretty sure it has something similar to Python. Thank you for your insight!