If you have no programming experience, you'll need to learn algorithmic first: the concepts of variables, control structures...
My advice would be to start small and build around this.
You can try to write a program that:
print something (the famous hello world for example)
then ask a user for input for example a number and print that number
then print odd if the number is odd or even if it is event, you'll play with conditional structures
then try the loops by printing n times the number from the input
make that a function you'll call in your program...
Once you have assimilated the basic concepts you can try some challenge on codewars to train yourself on multiple problems and see solutions from the community to compare to yours.
Afterwars, try making a bigger project to assimilate more complex concepts: a basic CLI game for example, a website (check django or Flask), a bot, crawler or whatever you might find interesting.
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Hi,
thanks for your advice!
I try Codewars a little bit but It's difficult for me because I don't have logical ability yet and sometimes requirements are incomprehensible.
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Hi,
If you have no programming experience, you'll need to learn algorithmic first: the concepts of variables, control structures...
My advice would be to start small and build around this.
You can try to write a program that:
Once you have assimilated the basic concepts you can try some challenge on codewars to train yourself on multiple problems and see solutions from the community to compare to yours.
Afterwars, try making a bigger project to assimilate more complex concepts: a basic CLI game for example, a website (check django or Flask), a bot, crawler or whatever you might find interesting.
You can also check the free course on Udemy: Python for absolute beginners
Nice course on Udemy for python, I Learns a lot
Hi,
thanks for your advice!
I try Codewars a little bit but It's difficult for me because I don't have logical ability yet and sometimes requirements are incomprehensible.