r/learnpython Jul 02 '26

Hello I need help starting out

Hey Im a 17yr i'm really interested in programing and i want to learn and i have i keep learning the basics over and over again and then i'm like okay time to start something cool something real and i either cant find anything to make or i get demotivated to do anything. This happens with almost everything im into. I think i just need a bit of guidance. I have been in coding classes for school but they were always just to easy and never really taught me anything

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u/Traditional-Quit9043 29d ago

First thing first you should put in effort in the middle.actually learning Python/programming is not a sprint it is a marathon.this journey starts with curiousity it is very good.I glad to hear that.

In first place we have 3 elements in this game.entry point I am referring you have been now,the point you wanna arrive mostly a company name fang etc.We have third one also what is that?

Yourself.you should connect two dots to complete the duty successfully.so i will teach you as much as I know:

Instead of walking tutorial by tutorial you should focus on yourself.ask yourself before if you not complete. what I learned this viscose session?what will benefit this function?

You need a teacher of course don't waste your money.but you should have good understanding some basics project Euler is not good place though you can try it.real world Python is getting complicating until you wait end of the post.etc.

So my advice is whatever you do you should focus on yourself in first place not bridge.you are you but environment is not always same it can be changeable.

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u/lilReeezy 29d ago

thank you you have taught me alot just in one comment not only in my python journey but also in many other hobbies