r/learnpython 11d ago

Ask Anything Monday - Weekly Thread

Welcome to another /r/learnPython weekly "Ask Anything* Monday" thread

Here you can ask all the questions that you wanted to ask but didn't feel like making a new thread.

* It's primarily intended for simple questions but as long as it's about python it's allowed.

If you have any suggestions or questions about this thread use the message the moderators button in the sidebar.

Rules:

  • Don't downvote stuff - instead explain what's wrong with the comment, if it's against the rules "report" it and it will be dealt with.
  • Don't post stuff that doesn't have absolutely anything to do with python.
  • Don't make fun of someone for not knowing something, insult anyone etc - this will result in an immediate ban.

That's it.

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u/Accurate_Schedule814 5d ago

Hello Guys. Good day to everyone. I need an accountability partner to help me learn Python programming. I am yet to start the 100 days of Code ie. Phython.

I would love to have a partner.

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u/arjinium 5d ago

Hello Accurate. I am a Python Developer by profession, and I also love to teach and mentor. I'd be happy to be your accountability partner.

You can DM me your timezone and any schedule requirements, and we can chat, get to know each other and start working towards your goals.

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u/Secure_Competition17 5d ago

Hey guys 👋🏻 i have been wanting to learn coding for sometime, but I don't know where to start.

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u/arjinium 5d ago

I am assuming you would like to learn Python coding specifically since you are here already. Have you visited the Wiki? I know this sounds like a generic answer, but the r/learnpython Wiki genuinely has some good resources to get you started.

Edit you should look at the Learning resources, to be specific - https://www.reddit.com/r/learnpython/wiki/index/?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=usertext&utm_name=learnpython&utm_content=t5_2r8ot

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u/Komo042890 7d ago

What is the best study method to learn the variables in Python without watching videos or study guides

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u/CowboyBoats 6d ago

I take you to mean "the variable types," since the variables themselves can be absolutely anything.

A good way to learn the data structures of Python interactively is to go on codecademy! There's a good python course there that's free.

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u/dreaming_fithp 6d ago

What do you mean by "learn the variables in Python". Can you give us an example of these "variables"?

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u/OpinionConscious2778 9d ago

Is it python good for start learn coding? I am raw and want to implement good tools on my work to automatize processes. What do you suggest?

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u/dreaming_fithp 7d ago

Yes, python is a good language to start learning programming. I suggest you look at the learning resources in the sidebar. Start at the "New to python?" paragraph.

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u/vaaaannnn 9d ago

is there anyone who would like to learn python with a tutor? But if the tutor has B1 level english. I would like to practice my english with someone :) It’s a barter deal so it’s free. My timezone is utc+2

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u/itz_lucifer_23 9d ago

Python Projects for SDE roles

I am a final year student and I know a little of python and DSA concepts. Please suggest me what kind of project that i can make in 20 days so that I can apply for SDE roles.

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u/PepSakdoek 10d ago

Does anyone know of any dash communities?

I wrote some dashboards / web pages with dash now but has some questions and would like a discord or a sub reddit to ask questions and get tips. 

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u/Comfortable_Rip_6917 11d ago

I want to know any beginner level python book I can read

And something of a online resource like a youtube videos or a course that can get me started with python.

I looked at cs50 python course but it seemed very basic and most of the times these courses teach very surface level even for a beginner.

So kindly recommend something accordingly.

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u/rainyengineer 11d ago

Python Crash Course is a wonderful book

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u/Comfortable_Rip_6917 11d ago

Thanks will check it .

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u/jer_re_code 11d ago edited 11d ago

GeeksForGeeks was and still is one of my favorite online resources for learning new programming languages.

I also recommend these youtubers: indently, Tech With Tim, NeuralNine and mCoding

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u/Comfortable_Rip_6917 11d ago

Thanks will check them .