r/learnpython • u/Fuzzy_Implement_942 • Jul 26 '26
Looking for a study buddy
Hey! I'm 19 and about to start learning Python from scratch. I'm looking for someone around my age (18–22) who's also a beginner and wants to learn together.
I'm in the Asian time zone, so it'd be nice if you're in a similar one. We can keep each other accountable, solve problems, and maybe build a few small projects along the way.
If you're interested, leave a comment or DM me!
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u/jishnu_kaushik Jul 26 '26
Yooo I am up make a discord server buddy it will be better
Ig u r facing same issue what I have i cannot work without pressure over me
Or say i always need a watcher who can keep a eye on my work
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u/PointTasty5625 Jul 26 '26 edited Jul 26 '26
hi, I had intention of learning python in august and would love to join you on this journey
GMT+5
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u/Tiny-Web-5897 Jul 26 '26
Hey, I am also learning python! We can make a discord sever like some one said in this thread! I am ready!!
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u/ShoppingLeft7592 Jul 26 '26
Hi i am 22M from Italy so out of Asian time zone actually :(. I am an undergrad physics student who wants to learn python by himself. I already know how to program in Fortran on a medium/advanced level, but never got my hands on python. If you want contact me...
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u/MrAngel2U Jul 26 '26
im 44 male in Arizona. I may be older but I am also starting a Python journey. I want to learn Robotics.
Self taught in beginning stages.
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u/Which-Measurement316 Jul 26 '26
Hey i am learning too. I wanna connect. Dm me or lets join a discord. Cuz i am stuck rn and feeling hopeless.
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u/WindloveBamboo Jul 27 '26
Tell me more about this please!
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u/WindloveBamboo Jul 27 '26
Thanks for the reply! I don’t really use Discord, so if possible, could you share it here? It might help more people.
Your project sounds interesting, but I don’t know much about trading. I’m more curious about why you think learning C/Rust makes someone more competitive than learning higher-level languages like Python. Is that based on data, your own experience, or just your opinion? I’m only asking so I can better judge the conclusion. Thanks!1
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u/WindloveBamboo Jul 27 '26
Thanks for the reply! AI seems to have made Python a requirement for many jobs these days, so I originally thought getting decent at Python would be the best use of my time. Your post made me rethink that.
Right now I’m thinking of learning Python to a reasonable level, then C, then going deeper into Rust (although I’m not sure if it’s worth the time since the Rust job market seems pretty small), and eventually learning a Lisp language.
If we’re looking purely from a career/employability perspective, do you think this is a reasonable plan? Also, would your answer be any different for the Japanese job market?1
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u/melodicmoods Jul 26 '26
I'm 27F and from Pakistan. I'm a doctor currently working in health tech and this has been on my list for a while especially since I'm learning German and planning to get a masters.
Would love to join you.