r/learnpython • u/Shubhoplayz • 7h ago

Help me learn!!

So I learned python about 6 or some years ago. So recently I tried to get back but realized I forgot almost everything. So what's the best way currently to start from scratch??

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u/Expensive-Bear-1376 5h ago

So why can't you start a sentence with any other word?

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u/Financial_Farm4326 2h ago

great, now thats all im looking at.

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u/Shubhoplayz 5h ago

I can but u see I have a bad habit of talking like this because most of my friends are not that good at english

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u/LayotFctor 6h ago

Depends on how much training you had, the core problem solving skills are unlikely to disappear. If all you forgot is the syntax, just pick a basic student project and build it while looking up syntax along the way. If you want to rebuild skills like unit testing, error handling etc, you have to force yourself to include them.

I work with multiple languages, I've relearned python many times. Python is one of the smoothest languages to return to.

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u/Shubhoplayz 5h ago

I used to make anti-viruses and sell them . But now I forgot everything even the base. Now I only remember some basic things.

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u/Responsible_Invite30 3h ago

this is what I watched https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ix9cRaBkVe0&pp=ygUXYnJvIGNvZGUgMTIgaG91ciBweXRob24%3D, and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rfscVS0vtbw, also take notes learn the basics from these videos. After that just keep practicing yourself, use google for reading material and don't use AI if you want to understand the concepts.

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u/__Asterisk_ 6h ago

Start a yt course and do hands on

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u/Shubhoplayz 5h ago

Good idea tbh. Because I first learned python through youtube and a friend who used to make apps. So it is a good idea.