r/PythonLearning • u/AffectionateCold1716 • Sep 25 '26

Finally Started Learning Python

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After years of procrastinating and always fearing it was too late. I have finally decided to learn python.

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u/alpglo Sep 26 '26

I want to start learning too. I know nothing about it. What would you recommend is the very number 1 step?

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u/Tough_Duty_9061 Sep 26 '26 edited Sep 26 '26

Learn variables strings and basic predefined functions like print learn if/else And for actually learning source search up codewithharry if u know hindi(recomended) and mosh if english then slowly go up the ladder if u already have vs code or any ide download the python package from python.org then use it in ide as u know it

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u/kind_person_9 Sep 26 '26

Please take the course by Harvard University- HarvardX: CS50's Introduction to Programming with Python

It’s a free course and also get certification, it’s a open ware course - if you need audited credentials for your university credit they can be transferred- a basic but good place to start

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u/Plenty_Lavishness171 Sep 26 '26

You need to start writing code right away and learn to solve small problems.
geeksforgeeks.org
It contains many ideas for projects and their solutions.

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u/kind_person_9 Sep 26 '26

Thanks that’s the plan

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u/COLLLOrs Oct 04 '26

think of a project that seems simple to make does not matter if you know code or not, and when you find something you don't know search it up. Also have w3schools at the ready for refrences