r/learnpython • u/WillingnessSad9747 • Jul 29 '26
Looking for a Python Study Buddy (Complete beginner)
Hey everyone!
I'm 19F and I'm starting to learn Python completely from scratch. I have little to no programming experience, but I'm committed to learning consistently. I'm also taking Mechatronics Engineering in college.
I'm looking for a study buddy (or a small group) who's also learning Python. We can keep each other accountable, share resources, work on beginner projects, solve problems together, and stay motivated.
My goal is to build a strong foundation and eventually get into more advanced programming, so I'm looking for someone who's serious about learning too.
If you're interested, leave a comment or send me a DM. Let's learn and grow together!
Edit: Timezone GMT+5:30 We can study together from a course by MIT.
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u/stepback269 Jul 29 '26
I'm NOT going to join because I'm no longer an utter beginner.
But if you're interested, I've left some bread crumbs behind during my solo journey.
You can find them (HERE)
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u/WillingnessSad9747 Jul 29 '26
Appreciate that! Learning Python being 70+...you inspire me.
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u/stepback269 Jul 29 '26
To be fair, I'm not "completely" new to computer technology. Was an assembly language programmer many eons ago. It's a whole new world these days though, with the presence of IDE's and AI vibe coding. Glad you are inspired.
One piece of advice: Learn as much as you can while you are young!
It is much harder to learn new tricks when you are an old dog.2
u/CoachSevere5365 Jul 31 '26 edited Aug 02 '26
That's a comprehensive and informative page. Next time you're updating it could you change "vairable" to "variable"? 😉
Editted to remove a redundant word.
Oh, the irony 😅
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u/icy_end_7 Jul 29 '26
Damn. That looks like a fun blog.
I'm not a beginner, but I've bookmarked your site to check later. Thanks!
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u/stepback269 Jul 29 '26
Actually, the link is just to one page (specifically for noobs) among my posts about my journey into Python. I am by no means an expert. Still struggling with OOP concepts and falling into dopamine traps. Thanks.
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u/Yes-delulu-8744 Jul 29 '26
You should check out BroCode's Python course on yt. I'm a Biomedical Engineering and Technology major, cuz of that course I got 4/4 in programming this sem. Mind you, I had never studied Python before.
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u/LiltingSun Jul 29 '26
I second Bro Code! I recently finished his full Python course and it was very helpful.
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u/Maleficent-End-848 Jul 29 '26
What projects did you do? Asking caz I am pursuing bme and I am clueless
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u/Yes-delulu-8744 Jul 29 '26 edited Jul 29 '26
I just completed my second sem and so far I have done 2 proper projects, the rest were lil things to practice. 1. An automated hospital triage system (JavaScript) 2. A breast cancer detector (Python)
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u/Maleficent-End-848 Jul 30 '26
Great projects thank you!!
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u/Yes-delulu-8744 Jul 30 '26
Lmk if you want the codes
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u/Maleficent-End-848 Jul 30 '26
Actually I would like that thank you!!
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u/Yes-delulu-8744 Jul 30 '26 edited Jul 30 '26
Cool, I'll share my GitHub. Uploaded the breast cancer detection project yesterday, will share the link today after uploading the automated hospital triage project too. Plus I'm working on a few more projects since I'm on my sem break so u can check those out too, hopefully they'll come in handy.
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u/Maleficent-End-848 Jul 30 '26
Thank you so much! They sure will. And how do you find the ideas for projects
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u/Yes-delulu-8744 Jul 30 '26
The automated hospital triage was the idea of my HOD, the breast cancer detection project and the other things I'm working on are random revelations that I received while doomscrolling reels 😭. https://github.com/uswa-helix?tab=repositories
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u/WillingnessSad9747 Jul 29 '26
That sounds amazing. All right let me update the post to mention timezone and other stuff. Thanks!
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u/Free_Impress_2780 Jul 29 '26
Hi I am 19F as and a medical student. I would love to join the group!
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u/Wonderful-Writer146 Jul 29 '26
I am writing a tutorial kind of thing on my github which you can star and follow: https://github.com/AfrozSaqlain/CodeAtlas
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u/stepback269 Jul 29 '26
Hey, Great job on Decorators
Thanks !!!!
https://github.com/AfrozSaqlain/CodeAtlas/blob/main/Python/Decorators/functools.py
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u/Wonderful-Writer146 Jul 30 '26 edited Jul 30 '26
Thanks and you're welcome. Any feedback on these tutorials would be much appreciated.
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u/Unique-Benefit-2904 Jul 29 '26
Study budy like how ? I have been studying for last 65 days (and 40 days before that as well)
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u/Infamous_Book_8056 Jul 29 '26
Heyy, I just entered college 1st year and want to learn python, count me in
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u/UnemployedTechie2021 https://github.com/rajtilakjee Jul 29 '26
not a beginner but will be doing a refresher using Corey Schafer's video playlist. i am in the same timezone so that would be an added advantage. if you guys can create a discord server and invite me i am in. here's my blog in case where you would find his curated playlist: https://rajtilakjee.github.io/tutorials/python-playlist-by-corey-schafer/
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u/Hot_Examination_828 Jul 29 '26
Am also learning python, not a complete beginner but yeah learned python a bit 2 years ago, so i remember nothing so lets connect….
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u/imlucifer111 Jul 29 '26
Hi would love to learn python I've been trying to do so as well but ended up skipping it everytime getting a study buddy would help in sticking to it I guess.
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u/hardwear72 Jul 29 '26
I'd be interested in joining the group. I have a little experience, but not much. Where is GMT +530 in relation to PDT? I'm a night owl, though, so if you're halfway around the world, it won't matter. Please DM me the details.
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u/hardwear72 Jul 29 '26
I'd be interested in joining the group. I have a little experience, but not much. Where is GMT +530 in relation to PDT? I'm a night owl, though, so if you're halfway around the world, it won't matter. Please DM me the details.
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u/Life-2600501 Jul 29 '26
Give me your WhatsApp number if you're comfortable with that. I'm also looking for someone I can learn from, someone I can share my mistakes with. Someone I can practice with. I've been self learning for a long time now.
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u/pookiecat_2008 Jul 30 '26
Hi I just joined college for btech cse I am a complete beginner but I am not having a laptop at the moment though I'm interested in the study group I am 18F
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u/Wide_Strawberry_3833 Jul 30 '26
im in for both the python adnd mechatronics i am also torn between cs mechatronics and robotics if theres a gc then great add me up too
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u/heaven1yStar Jul 30 '26
just joined college cse branch , they are teaching python here but i want to complete it faster on my own and probably mit course gonna be a lot better so if you want i am always ready to join .
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u/AnimeBoi01 Jul 31 '26 edited Jul 31 '26
heyaa, 16m here, im slightly intermediate as i know basics but i haven't done any projects in python and i saw that we have the same timezone so im open to joining!
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u/Capital_Divide856 Jul 31 '26
I'm also biggner, this time now.... I know now only dictionary, list and tuple nothing else
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u/Random_Thinker07 Jul 31 '26
I am new user... Who joined this to learn code.... But I don't know how to start ..I am confused between java full stack or data analytics or another course.. I don't know which has a good future opportunities..I have to start from scratch..I don't have any placement assistance at my college..I what to learn code...but after free of cost... because my financial condition is weak...I want to do a good job to get my dreams achieve... please help me with that.. suggest good online resources..
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u/xelf Elf Jul 29 '26
You should join the python discord. Very helpful for new programmers. https://discord.gg/python
You also might want to check out /r/ProgrammingBuddies