How do I learn python, Jason voorhees help me

[venom418]

How do I learn python code and what other things do I need to learn

I don't even know the possibilities of learning in the tech world
What else should I learn

 

[venom418]

Bump

 

[Rayryan]

are u on college or still not

 

[venom418]

are u on college or still not

Yes

 

[Deleted member 123958]

why python tho

Also itd be better if you tagged him
@Jason Voorhees

 

[venom418]

why python tho

Also itd be better if you tagged him
@Jason Voorhees

I thought the world runs on python

 

[Jason Voorhees]

What are you goals and interests? Python is very broad language with many collections and libraries

 

[Jason Voorhees]

I thought the world runs on python

It does. all of AI and Machine learning exists on python

 

[Deleted member 123958]

What are you goals and interests? Python is very broad language with many collections and libraries

Interacting because i’d like to learn how to code as well

 

[Clqs]

 

[Jason Voorhees]

Interacting because i’d like to learn how to code as well

What are your goals nigga. Learning how to code is such a generic question. It's like asking someone i want to learn math. What exactly you want to do in math. Balance your checkbook or become a theoretical physicist. Both involve learning math but have different paths.

 

[venom418]

What are you goals and interests? Python is very broad language with many collections and libraries

I don't know the first thing about it.
I am stuck in finance

 

[Deleted member 123958]

It does. all of AI and Machine learning exists on python

its not even my thead but i might as well ask some questions myself

Why was python chosen over other coding languages to begin with? What makes it superior?

How would you recommend learning it. Like what program/app/videos to watch

 

[Jason Voorhees]

I don't know the first thing about it.
I am stuck in finance

Do the Complete Python Bootcamp by Jose Portilla on Udemy. Paid course but well worth the price.

 

[unstable]

college is most important thing
@Jason Voorhees is from one of the most prestigious unis in india.

 

[venom418]

Do the Complete Python Bootcamp by Jose Portilla on Udemy. Paid course but well worth the price.

Thanks

 

[topology]

Why was python chosen over other coding languages to begin with? What makes it superior?

because it's easy and not verbose. it's inferior in performance (you can reach c++ level speeds with something like cython, but it cannot fix everything)

How would you recommend learning it. Like what program/app/videos to watch

do projects you like and tinker with the code and try to implement it on other projects

what i always do to learn a new language is this:

learn how to print
learn variables
learn conditional statements
learn loops
learn user input
try to make a hangman game (combines all the things i listed prior)
then i go into what i actually want to do with the language (e.g. game cheats with c++ where you learn how memory works & how to write to it)

asking Ai what you're doing wrong is much better than any video from what i've experienced

 

[Jason Voorhees]

its not even my thead but i might as well ask some questions myself

Why was python chosen over other coding languages to begin with? What makes it superior?

There's no superior programming language. Every language is a tool designed for a specific kind of job. Python is great but too heavy and slow for small embedded systems so C++ is used

I personally like recommending python to beginners is because it is very English readable and has a massive community backing. It's also the backbone of AI and ML Because of the amount of libraries it has

How would you recommend learning it. Likewhat program/app/videos to watch

You can learn anything and everything on YouTube but if you want a structured kind of thing Udemy and

 

[Deleted member 123958]

There's no superior programming language. Every language is a tool designed for a specific kind of job. Python is great but too heavy and slow for small embedded systems so C++ is used

I personally like recommending python to beginners is because it is very English readable and has a massive community backing. It's also the backbone of AI and ML Because of the amount of libraries it has

You can learn anything and everything on YouTube but if you want a structured kind of thing Udemy and what?

I know you talked about intention in a previous reply-

so if I wanted to code a general apple/android application (incorporating AI into the app), which code would be firstly more ideal to learn - C++ or python?

(Just looking for a recommendation)

 

[Jason Voorhees]

I know you talked about intention in a previous reply-

so if I wanted to code a general apple/android application (incorporating AI into the app), which code would be firstly more ideal to learn - C++ or python?

(Just looking for a recommendation)

Neither C++ nor Python. If you want to get into app development. You need to learn mobile languages and use Al through APIs. I'm not an app developer so I can't give hyper specific implementation details. I only ever created an app years ago on flutter for a client but the general idea is this

You build the main app using Flutter, React Native or Swift for iOS.. Then you train your Al models separately on a desktop using Python and After training you convert the model into a mobile- format using CoreML for iOS or TensorFlow Lite for Android and call those models from your main app code.

 

[Deleted member 123958]

Neither C++ nor Python. If you want to get into app development. You need to learn mobile languages and use Al through APIs. I'm not an app developer so I can't give hyper specific implementation details. I only ever created an app years ago on flutter for a client but the general idea is this

You build the main app using Flutter, React Native or Swift for iOS.. Then you train your Al models separately on a desktop using Python and After training you convert the model into a mobile- format using CoreML for iOS or TensorFlow Lite for Android and call those models from your main app code.

I dont have much to say, thank you though.

Will be using this to my advantage

 

[Jason Voorhees]

I dont have much to say, thank you though.

Will be using this to my advantage

If I were you I'd start with web dev first since the job openings for app Devs are naturally lower. Maintaining and building apps is very expensive and not all buisness need an app. Demand for app Devs still exists and it is higher paying but fewer openings like I said. It's better to start as a web dev and then pivot to a app developer. it's the most common path as most skills are transferable

 

[bourgeoizyzz]

How do I learn python code and what other things do I need to learn

I don't even know the possibilities of learning in the tech world
What else should I learn

learn R. the job market is worse, but python is for curries

 

[softymaxer]

How do I learn python code and what other things do I need to learn

I don't even know the possibilities of learning in the tech world
What else should I learn

i dunno

 

[sofarsogood]

do you have a uni assignment or something? do they not give you slides or some material to read?
w3schools is ok for learning how to write it I've used it for java