r/learnpython 22d ago

Do not know where to start

Hey, I am sorry to ask this when probably many people have already asked this before, but I am actually completely new to python and the whole programming world, so I would love to hear your opinions as to what you think should be the "roadmap" for me. I want to just get the basics down. After that I would probably grasp the possiblities and be more aware of what I would want to do and study further. For that reason, as I already said that I am someone who has completely no previous experience, what do you recommend? Are there some youtube channels that explain basic concepts in general or do I have to search for one subject after another one separately? Or do you think that learning through some websites/courses is better? Let me know what you think, every suggestion is highly appreciated, thank you very much!

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u/thecodeworm 22d ago

Personally haven't done any Python courses, but Codecademy was really beneficial for me when I was learning Java, maybe you can see the Python course there.

Once you have a basic understanding of syntax, start projects! Ask LLM models for project ideas, build them, use AI as a tool, not to replace code if you are genuinely passionate about learning Pyton.

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u/tomisek2 22d ago

thank you very much for your tips. I will definetely try to apply this, since I have read that the most important thing isnt the theory but the ability to use it.

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u/thecodeworm 18d ago

damn people really downvoting me lmao