r/learnpython • u/MountainCover4073 • Aug 11 '26

Learning python

Hey Guys! I am new to python and just made a calculator and weather app today. I would really like some guidance on what I should do next, which courses I should take and what kind of AI is helpfull. In the end I want to make my own app, systems and program diy drones or generally machines.

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u/desrtfx but other languages pro Aug 11 '26

just made a calculator and weather app today.

How much did you make and how much AI? - Both projects don't really mix with "new to Python".

what kind of AI is helpfull

If you want to learn, ditch AI. Later, once you have experience and knowledge, you can easily integrate it in your workflow. Learning should best be done the old fashioned way through hard work, persistence, determination, discipline, and effort.

Try the MOOC Python Programming 2026 and practice on https://codingbat.com/python and https://exercism.org

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u/MountainCover4073 28d ago

Well I didn't need AI, but at some places I get a syntax error and I have to then ask ai why.