Cho yi Law
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Any learning tips for python beginner? I hv asked the teacher when I got questions but still…I’m feeling lost.
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Top comments (7)
Your teacher/mentor can't be the only source of qualified advice to whom you go. For many self-taught professionals, access to qualified advice is that missing piece of the puzzle. Your teacher/professor/mentor is only one of many sources of such advice. Official Python documentation is another one. Books on Python programming- how impressive is author's CV?
Think of advice you get from multiple sources- is that advice qualified?
Hello there, my tips are keeping typing, trying, finding, asking. Follow a tutorial and finish it. Then move to another one. from a small project to a bigger one. Keep going and good luck. Sending love!
build simple projects, search for awesome python (github repo), it will help you a lot!
I heard ppl praising a Python Bootcamp from appbrewry (hosted on udemy), check it out, maybe you'll find it helpful
Keep on learning.
You can use w3schools.com for reference.
Where are you stuck? Anything specific you are struggling with?
See if Jessica McKellar's style of teaching will help you: youtube.com/watch?v=MirG-vJOg04
@yongchanghe said what I would have said if I'd gotten here sooner. Be tenacious. you'll get it.