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/[deleted] Sep 29 '26

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u/AffectionateCold1716 Sep 29 '26

Bootdev comes I think with some lesson. I’m really at the beginner stages but basically it explains what stuff is then it provides some assignments for you to do. Like fixing a simple syntax error in a code or print a text. Stuff like that. And it gets progressively harder. So far it satisfies my ADHD brain

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u/AffectionateCold1716 Sep 29 '26

CodeDex is paid? So far for Bootdev I haven’t gotten to a paywall yet. So I don’t know if it is. So my process is tutorials - practice on my own(with concepts I’ve learnt from the tut - bootdev(when I’m bored)

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u/AffectionateCold1716 Sep 29 '26

Yeah that sucks. Which is why my main place of learning is YouTube. Some recommend the Harvardx cs50 course but I haven’t tried it. So far I am not even done with one full YouTube tut. Maybe after I am done and some concepts are not clear I’ll check it out.

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u/AffectionateCold1716 Sep 29 '26

That’s what they say. But I don’t want to develop the habit of jumping tutorials. If the one I’m currently learning is easy for me to understand I’ll stick with it until it’s no longer helpful

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