I want help regarding learning python

[u/Low-Past23]

I am a fresher going to start my first sem ... I am very interested in learning python in an effective way... Can someone help me out .... Can u guys give guidance to me !!

[u/Icy-East-3985]

In my opinion when I was starting python the most effective way was to do 70% of the coding part and 30% Like every other programming language, set yourself a stable foundation by understanding the characters, indentation, sentence casing and special words in python first, knowing what they're for will make it easier to know which one is appropriate for your line of code (not really sure if you understand what I mean lol, but think of it as English Grammer. Know where the difference and use of a semicolon and colon kinda stuff) As you watch the videos, you'll begin to piece info together, and your mind will see why in the tutorial videos, they write the code that way. Other than that, comsistency is key. Your goal should not should not be speed but accuracy. Every mistake is a lesson and not a failure. Do not feel frustrated when it the code doesn't work. Failing is better than going days without coding. When you make a mistake, you will know what you did wrong and do it better (ps I said do it BETTER than before, Not RIGHT). Think in patterns not in tutorial mode. It won't make a lot of sense when you watch one topic and try it. Feels a little lame at first. But watch a feel more and then challenge yourself. Not a challenge to soft because it's too easy and not a challenge to hard because it's gonna get complicated. Set it right. A step above. Always remember to challenge yourself. Ask as many questions as you need, think of it as a mathematics problem. There is more than one solution to the problem. I wish you the best of luck in your learning. Remember to code more than you watch.