- I finished a Python course, but I still need AI to build anything. How do I get past this?
So, I am coming here after watching YT videos and reading numerous other posts. I am not going to give you the usual “how do I learn Python?” question with no context, because if I’d figured it...
161 points117 comments4 d ago
- How much Python do you actually need for a data analyst job?
I work in data in the UK, and this is one of the most common questions I hear from people learning Python. Short answer: less than you’d think, but the right parts matter. What you’ll actually use...
53 points29 comments6 d ago
- Trying to understand Class, Object, Instance, and self in Python. Is my understanding correct?
I'm currently learning OOP in Python and wrote down some questions regarding object and instance for following code python class Car: def init(self, color): self.color = color car1 = Car("Red") 1)...
45 points33 comments2 d ago
- Looking for a structured way to learn Python
I’ve been trying to learn Python for years: university classes, Coursera, Udemy, and so on. I can follow along while I’m watching, but it never sticks, and I still don’t feel confident writing...
40 points39 comments5 d ago
- i wanna learn python
im f(24) economics student with a specialisation. we are not taught the mathematics part in my course it's just the general econ topics your micro macro stuff. i want to add skills to improve my...
37 points28 comments4 d ago
- Learning Python
Hi! I wanted to know if anyone knows a website or an app that lets me practice writing Python scripts like I would write a script and test run it. I’m only beginning Python but I just want like a...
21 points32 comments4 d ago
- How to use the asyncio library? And what's the difference between asyncio and Threads?
Usually, when I want to run two codes at the same time I just use Threads. But I discovered this other library and now I'm confused. I only read the geeks for geeks wiki, so I don't have that much...
16 points16 comments2 d ago
- I debug everything with print() and I know that's not how real developers do it — what did you switch to?
I've been learning Python for a few months now, mostly small stuff, a Telegram bot here, a bit of data practice there, and every time something breaks I just scatter print() statements everywhere...
14 points24 comments2 d ago
- Learning python as a 22 year old Biology Major
Hi all. I have always had some weird fantasization with programming. I grew up destined to pursue medicine, and unfortunately never spent time learning how to program. Some things shifted around...
13 points28 comments2 d ago
- Built my first serious Python project: A privacy-focused Academic Analytics Terminal App. Seeking code feedback and stars for university applications!
Hey everyone, I'm currently preparing my university/scholarship applications and wanted to showcase a practical programming project. This is my first serious Python application, and I built a...
9 points10 comments4 d ago