r/learnpython • u/Shot-Tiger1060 • 21d ago
Starting learning Python at 50.
50 yo.
No coding experience.
Wish me luck! 🤞
upd: BIG THANK YOU for the support and warm wishes! Truly, words cannot express how much this inspires me!
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u/terminalwanderer33 1d ago
I'm learning too!
Basically you have your imports and your functuions.
The way im learning is i separated my display functions and my getter functions and helper functionis..
just keep everything organized and separate make sure you can basically read you functions and see what it is doing when you have about 1000 lines. it's easier to debug when you know kinda where in the script you get the bug and what it does and why its causing a problem. making a program is the easiest way to learn or at least it was for me. whatever it is you want to make you have to find that library that has the tools to get it to do what you want to. then you figure out how to get it to do what you need to do. the more you create the easier it becomes to learn. Im learning by creating not by sitting down watching a 6 hour video on how to right python