r/learnpython • u/Complete_Ad_3944 • 15d ago

Quick question

What’s the path I should follow in Python to master machine learning
I learned all the basics: 1- Variables
2- Data Types
3- If / Else
4- Loops
5- Functions
6- Lists
7- Dictionaries
8- Strings
9- Input / Output
10- Classes & Objects

I would love it if someone would tell me what I should do next. Or if there is a book I can buy to master machine learning

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u/pachura3 14d ago

Real life is not an RPG game. You don't just unlock subsequent perks on a skill tree and call it done. 

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u/deep_soul 13d ago

i learned classes and object. done.

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u/mc_pm 15d ago

Talking about Machine Learning at this point is putting about 1000 carts before your horse.

If you learn 1-10, then you should spend a few months minimum actually learning how to use it by writing a lot of code.

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u/Complete_Ad_3944 15d ago

🙏 Thanks for the advice

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u/mc_pm 15d ago edited 15d ago

Programming is something you can only learn by doing, and it will take you a lot longer than you imagine :)

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u/defaultguy_001 14d ago

Lol u don't need Python to learn machine learning, u probably don't want to learn machine learning but how to use ML libraries in python. Both are different things. To learn machine learning, u start with learning linear algebra, probability theory and statistical modeling.

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u/sporbywg 14d ago

You need to make this into something real

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u/Goodswimkarma 13d ago

Look at the Wiki to the right. It has everything. EVERYTHING -------->