Don't know what you're trying to accomplish with this thread. You learn programming like you learn anything, deliberate practice. If you're in grad school you should already know that.

>>101559760
>I guess this is all there is to it?
find market needs, create software, deploy software, monetize or share on github, repeat

Codecademy

>>101560083
I do but this is new territory for me and I like gathering opinions of more experienced people.

life sciences in 2024... you're 20 years late to the party bud. i hope you enjoy fucking around with pipettes for minimum wage.

>>101559760
Is this that dog from that show Martha Speaks?

Read other people's code from time to time to pick things up.
Coming from C, learning Python, I did

text=""
for i in range(0,8)
    text += ("\n" if i else "") + str(i)
return text

first instead of

return "\n".join([f"{x}" for x in range (0,8)])

now.

Being able to solve those things in one-liners frees up the mind to think about other things.
Try to just improve your code-fu, with you studies I suppose you have enough practical

>>101560149
this is 4chan, go work on self-confidence king

>>101563291
Will do king

>>101561302
Nah bioinfo is great and a developing field
>>101561820
Yeah
>>101561931
It's really fun progressing with experience and optimising/shortening your code.