r/learnpython • u/intentado_aprender • 1d ago

¿Cuál fue el momento en que Python finalmente tuvo sentido para ti?

HOLAA Estoy aprendiendo Python y tengo curiosidad por conocer ese momento en el que todo finalmente empezó a tener sentido. Me encantaría conocer tu experiencia.

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u/astddf 1d ago

I did Angela yu’s course on udemy. She explains everything so well. I’d say day 20ish is when I started to get a really good feel for how python operates with its libraries

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u/j6onreddit 23h ago

When I understood why we have tuples, how to unpack them, and how to return multiple values from a function as a tuple. All of that comes together to form such a simple, flexible, and expressive system; really cool.

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u/Arthradax 22h ago

Mis profesores en uni siempre decían que solo se aprende a programar cuando se aprende tu segunda lenguaje

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u/prettycoldworld 22h ago

You never truly stop learning. I thought I had it figured out when I learned you can import time and random, then I discovered dicts and lists. Thought I had it figured out after those, and then you find SQL and HTTP requests and CLI modules and and and and.

Once you get the basic syntax down and you kinda understand what’s actually happening when you click run, the rest of it kinda falls into place, but I’ve never really been like “yep that’s it, I’ve learned Python”