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Learning Python

Hello friends,
I'm trying to get started on learning Python, I'd be happy to see some material recommendations in English. Thanks, friends.
The python syntax is pretty easy, I'd recommend you to take an idea of something to build and google your way to the problem.

Avoid watching and reading too much tutorials. Build stuff.
 
The python syntax is pretty easy, I'd recommend you to take an idea of something to build and google your way to the problem.

Avoid watching and reading too much tutorials. Build stuff.
Totally makes sense, thank you.
 
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Agreed. There is not such starting point, just start with simple projects, can be as easy as keylogger or such tools. Google and the forum will help. Best of luck to you.
I also agree. I kinda just started learning on the spot while doing projects
 
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Thanks for this! If you’d like to work on a project together let me know.
Its too early to start any project as i just start learning it, most of the time i spend on youtube and other people's small script which help me to try to understand codes, but surely will do work in future.
 
I can advise you to start doing your project right away.
But before that, you must clearly understand your goal. Then break it down into smaller tasks. Google each task, and at first it’s better to look at full-fledged tutorials. Any new item you will meet also should be google.
In my opinion, this is not easiest, but the fastest and most productive way to learn any coding language.
 
Your education plan actually depends on which area you wanna work. After learning the basics of language as syntax, loops, data structures and etc. you gotta make a decision what you actually wanna do. Like the ways of using Python by some random pentester and data scientiest are very different. And guys that tell you to practise more than getting theoretical basis can also be wrong as sometimes it is more preferrable to have a strong understanding what is going on under the hood of some technology before you start doing any practical stuff.
 
Also, no one mentioned learn python the hard way. You can always get some "street cred" with fixing old python 2.7 things to 3.8, you will learn a lot during the process and you will understand difference between those versions of python. Like i said in previous post, learn by doing not by watching tutorials because you may do that for entire year and still learn you will be stuck on basic things like how to define class or something like that.
 
Also, no one mentioned learn python the hard way. You can always get some "street cred" with fixing old python 2.7 things to 3.8, you will learn a lot during the process and you will understand difference between those versions of python. Like i said in previous post, learn by doing not by watching tutorials because you may do that for entire year and still learn you will be stuck on basic things like how to define class or something like that.
What exactly do you mean by getting street cred by fixing old 2.7 things to 3.8, as in re writing them in the updated version of python and making them compatible?
 
Also, no one mentioned learn python the hard way. You can always get some "street cred" with fixing old python 2.7 things to 3.8, you will learn a lot during the process and you will understand difference between those versions of python. Like i said in previous post, learn by doing not by watching tutorials because you may do that for entire year and still learn you will be stuck on basic things like how to define class or something like that.
agree!just do it
 
Also, no one mentioned learn python the hard way. You can always get some "street cred" with fixing old python 2.7 things to 3.8, you will learn a lot during the process and you will understand difference between those versions of python. Like i said in previous post, learn by doing not by watching tutorials because you may do that for entire year and still learn you will be stuck on basic things like how to define class or something like that.
Yes.All the material is studied in practice. The theory only helps to set the initial vector of learning.
 


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