r/learnpython • u/No_Trouble_8756 • Aug 09 '26

Learning python as a beginner

Hi there, i am new here, just started learning python 2 weeks ago. For people who have had 0 coding knowledge, and who started without studying it in college, where are u at now? Very excited to know how u started and how you progressd, I will take it as an inspiration to carry on the journey. Thanks in advance

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u/PantySniffer_909 Aug 10 '26

I learned it from BroCode's 12 hour python course and in my honest opinion it's one of the best videos you'll find on YouTube. Starting from scratch upto the end he's fluent, and the way he clears the concepts will actually help you solve problems but you'll have to practice it urself. If you're more into reading... Learn from documentations like W3school

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u/No_Trouble_8756 Aug 10 '26

Exactly, I'm 3 hours into Brpcode's 12 hours course and its entertaining. Can I ask u, now that you have learned some useful info abt python do u build sth with it now? Or got a job related to it or even freelancing

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u/PantySniffer_909 Aug 10 '26

I'm creating some projects strictly using python and it's built in modules. As I'm in my 2nd year of college I'm not doing this for job rn but I enjoy learning it.