Please I just started learning python recently but it feels like I'm lost, stuck and confused
I've passed the basics ideas like variables and functions etc.. I wanna start programming something real with the little idea I've got and learn more in the proc
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It depends on what you want to do. Programming is a near impossible thing to just pick up and learn as you go without having a solid understanding of the basics first. You have to start small. Start with a problem and break it down into smaller and smaller pieces. Honestly, Codemaster is the best thing to teach the basics I've seen, plus its fun. I imagine there's a lot of games like this.
You can use AI to help explain concepts as you begin to walk through them. Be careful though, because it can tell you a lot of things you don't really need, too. You can also find me on Discord if you want some help. Same username.
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It depends on what you want to do. Programming is a near impossible thing to just pick up and learn as you go without having a solid understanding of the basics first. You have to start small. Start with a problem and break it down into smaller and smaller pieces. Honestly, Codemaster is the best thing to teach the basics I've seen, plus its fun. I imagine there's a lot of games like this.
You can use AI to help explain concepts as you begin to walk through them. Be careful though, because it can tell you a lot of things you don't really need, too. You can also find me on Discord if you want some help. Same username.