Last time I posted, I talked about how I was wondering if it would be possible to code on a tablet. Today, I bought a laptop to learn python. It's a hp compaq with 3GB RAM and 2.53 processor. Someone told me that I needed to have at least 4GB to enjoy coding, but this was what I could get, and I have already installed python and PyCharm with no issues.
I remember in an earlier post, when I mentioned SoloLearn and someone talked about how there are YouTube channels to help me learn better. Please if you know any channel I can follow, I will e glad if you recommend to me.
Also, if you know any book I can download, I will appreciate too.

P/S: I already bought a python course on Udemy, but I'm yet to start, and I wonder if it would take me very far.

On youtube search for "the newboston" and as for books I recomend reading "automate the boring stuff with python" its a very nice book for bigenners.

Sapeleboy911:
On youtube search for "the newboston" and as for books I recomend reading "automate the boring stuff with python" its a very nice book for bigenners.

Thanks. I've already downloaded the automate the boring stuff book. I'll check out the channel later.

ThatWriterBoy:


Thanks. I've already downloaded the automate the boring stuff book. I'll check out the channel later.

In addition, you can also search for "Telusko, Navin Reddy". His python tutorials are also good.

Chukwudaalu:


In addition, you can also search for "Telusko, Navin Reddy". His python tutorials are also good.

You could also try those learn x in one day books, like " Learn python in one day and learn it well". What these kind of books do is that they bring you up to speed on the basics on your first day by concentrating on, what you need to know basis, of that particular language.

I have two handy resources for learning python. One is realpython.com

ThatWriterBoy:
Last time I posted, I talked about how I was wondering if it would be possible to code on a tablet. Today, I bought a laptop to learn python. It's a hp compaq with 3GB RAM and 2.53 processor. Someone told me that I needed to have at least 4GB to enjoy coding, but this was what I could get, and I have already installed python and PyCharm with no issues.
I remember in an earlier post, when I mentioned SoloLearn and someone talked about how there are YouTube channels to help me learn better. Please if you know any channel I can follow, I will e glad if you recommend to me.
Also, if you know any book I can download, I will appreciate too.

P/S: I already bought a python course on Udemy, but I'm yet to start, and I wonder if it would take me very far.

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The best way to understand and learn python is to read the documentation. But sha first get yourself used to the language.

ThatWriterBoy:
Last time I posted, I talked about how I was wondering if it would be possible to code on a tablet. Today, I bought a laptop to learn python.

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CodeAcademy; go through the free lessons a few times.
Freecodecamp; has some 300 hours - it does not matter what you are doing as long as its Python

Get rid of your friends and girlfriend.

As interesting as python learning could be, it could be difficult and time consuming for beginners to study alone. I will advice you join groups and work with experts or mentors or even facilitators you can reach out to when faced with challenges. Though i know of Bincom Globaltech, that's what they aim at but target on making techies of any career path be globally sought-after at the end of the program. Let me know if you need more information

Chukwudaalu:


In addition, you can also search for "Telusko, Navin Reddy". His python tutorials are also good.

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