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Hello nairalanders!
I'm a young Nigerian looking forward to a career in the I.T industry as a computer programmer. I will be resuming as a fresher in the university of ibadan 2014/2015, department of mathematics

I have been able to learn the basics of python programming language by myself using "byte of python" and a few other sources.

I feel the need to build my strength in python before taking on another programming language. I want you guys to give me advice and (free)materials on how to improve my skill in python and that other aspirants like myself would learn from.

I am earnestly waiting for you response... Thanks in advance *wink*

coolestbiodun:
Hello nairalanders!
I'm a young Nigerian looking forward to a career in the I.T industry as a computer programmer. I will be resuming as a fresher in the university of ibadan 2014/2015, department of mathematics
I have been able to learn the basics of python programming language by myself using "byte of python" and a few other sources.
I feel the need to build my strength in python before taking on another programming language. I want you guys to give me advice and (free)materials on how to improve my skill in python and that other aspirants like myself would learn from.
I am earnestly waiting for you response... Thanks in advance *wink*

Keep up the spirit dude.

What you need next is to take your py basic to the next level by learning more of its libraries that will enable u specialize and solve real world problems in any of these areas:
1) Console applications
2) Desktop apps
3) Web apps
4) Embedded Systems
5) Mobile apps

Good luck.

If you're learning how to program in order to make money.... f**k python...

zeroshadow:
If you're learning how to program in order to make money.... f**k python...

So which should he learn?

xmarcel:
So which should he learn?

I wrote "in order to make money".. Programming is profitable

@ umaryusuf

Thanks a bunch for that insightful tip.

I am interested in desktop and web apps. I am still expecting more tips from knowledgeable people and programmers out there...

^^ you're most welcome.
Since ur interest is desktop and web apps, here are some recommended libraries, any one u go with 1st is just fine:~

Desktop: TkInter, PyQt/PySide, wxPython, Kivy, and PyGTK

Web: Web2py, Bottle, Django, Flask and Pyramid.

*yinmu*

if you want to learn programming... come to france

or jamaica

@ umaryusuf

You're the best. If you don't mind I would like to have your Facebook contact. Thanks.

@coolestbiodun, I hardly do fb this days. See my signature for WhatsApp

Read up Python documentation that came with the Python package. Atleast cover 70% of it before diving into other Python branches like GUI, Web, Algorithm...

same here!!!
am also an aspiring python programmer .