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Hey DevRant I've a question, I want to get into Python but don't really know where and how to start any tips 😊

def main():
Print “hello”

main()

Python is pretty straight forward, just grab the docs on python 3 and get running.

for a start i found sololearn, enki and practicepython.org quite useful

Lutz "learning Python" helped me
But also just read the official documentation, it's very self explanatory. I learned Python in couple of weeks to get a job as a test automation engineer

Check out the Python turorial by Swaroop. Google it by that name and you should get the pdf/online version. Bucky has a good tut on Python online, and the courses on Udemy about Python are quite good.

It is a pretty straightforward lang, so expect a very simple learning curve.

I just got a udemy course, explains the main things, masterclass something

>>> import this

And you're pretty much done.

@Stocken I actually picked this course up too, only worked my way through about half but it's pretty solid. May seem a little dragged out but that is so ply because the instructor is veery thorough

import hello

Don't :3

@Voltra could you explain why I shouldn't?

What even to start, write variable name and put some shit in it.

@GustafB yeah, thats why i watch it with 1.5x speed and skips around in the videos.

Get a raspberry pi. Get some diodes blinking.

Either W3Schools (it's in the server side section) or Sololearn.com