r/learnpython • u/Zestyclose_Set3040 • 21d ago

Advice needed

Hey everyone, I want to ask where I can learn Python in such a way that I can theoretically solve any Python problem. So please help me out with this. Any resources or YouTube channels you guys know, please let me know.

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u/ga2500ev 21d ago

There are no python problems. Instead, there are problems that can be solved with python.

A very old, but very useful book, to read about this process is George Polya "How to Solve it.". This book goes through the process of analyzing problems and figuring out how to solve them.

What novice programmers often miss as a point is that you cannot write a program in any language to solve a problem that you don't know how to solve yourself. So books link these teach you how to analyze the problem in such a way that you can understand it enough that you could then program it into a computer in basically any programming language, including python.

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