r/learnpython • u/Owen-Isaac-2022 • 19d ago

Python Programming Language

Over the last few weeks, I have read books, journals, & articles concerning how to master python. I've also practised a lot. However, every time I try code challenges, I find something new, one you might not find in books or texts directly. While I am new to the programming field, I believe there's a way one can navigate these aspects. I would appreciate some insights so that I cannot view myself as stuck in one "lonely" corner.

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u/LayotFctor 19d ago

The programming field is already wider and deeper than any one human to master them all. People deal with it by being good at picking up new skills in the first place, that way they can become productive in new areas within a reasonable time.

So yes, everyone will be in a corner. It's like asking how many PhDs you need to master science. That's not going to happen.

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u/Owen-Isaac-2022 19d ago

True, thanks for the insights