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I've been learning Python and noticed that understanding the syntax is often the easy part. The real challenge comes when trying to apply concepts in actual projects. I'm curious to hear from...

I’m currently learning Python from scratch, and I’m looking for people who are also interested in learning Python so we can connect, share resources, help each other understand concepts, and stay...

An exercise to help build the right mental model for Python data. - Solution - Explanation - More exercises The “Solution” link uses memorygraph to visualize execution and reveals what’s actually...

Hey everyone! 👋 I'm a beginner learning Python, and today I learned about some basic concepts: Variables — storing information. Data types — like strings (str), integers (int), floats (float),...

Hello I’ve been working on a python code that searches for appointments on this website but every time it runs the code and begins to open the website it crashes, I’ve played around with it a bit...

I studied Python up to intermediate level in College , have written many notes about it , yet when It comes to Building something even for fun I feel like I need to be perfect or my code is super...

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I am very new to coding (2 days old new) and have no background experience. I was just wondering at what point do you think you should start understanding Python? I’d like to try and create a...

Hey everyone! So, I recently got curious about building a simple chatbot in Python. I wanted to create something fun to mess around with, like a little assistant that can tell jokes or maybe even...