How to learn it within like 2 weeks or something. Is there a way?I dont want to master it but I need to learn it fast
should have paid attention in class, kid. I'm sorry but maybe high school isn't for you
>>108473208>high schoolIm in uni tho
why do you need to learn it fast
>>108473197operator, I need a python 3.x
its REALLY easyt. learning it in uni rn
>>108473271I am smoothbrained brother, how do you study? Yt videos? Books?
>>108473197>how can I learn a nocoder language in 2 weeksTell Ai to write a basic game engine with entity framework in Python and go from there.
>>108473322>AiI was trying to avoid depending on ai, well ig ill just do it then.
>>108473197You don't need more than a minute.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fabelAs_m08
>>108473322>picholy kek
>>1084731971. Read the grammar to learn the syntax. 2. Memorize the builtin functions.3. Find a standard library reference and practice using a few. Start with sys and os, then maybe something like urllib3.4. Learn how to create a virtual environment, active it, and get pwned trying to install hacked packages with pip.
>>108473274my lectures are good so i dont but i have homework and programming experienceread official docs and cobcepts from here or ask chatgpt https://realpython.com/
Brother there are like a million crash course videos on YouTube. You could learn it in less than a day if you already know the programming fundamentals.
Youtube:MIT's cs intro. You'll need to watch it on 2x though. The girl teacher is a slow talker.Harvard CS50p. He's the fastest talker in the known universe squeezing a 6 hour lecture and lab into an hour. Books:Automate the Boring StuffPython Crash CourseWeb:https://learnxinyminutes.com/python/
>>108473197>>108473217you can learn python really quick just run through any youtube playlist. it's really not that hard. after going through the playlist, you should have everything you need in a day, or a few days tops if you're new to programming, then just look up your curriculum and see if there are any specific concepts and make sure you covered them, e.g. iteration vs recursion. make sure to try out all the concepts yourself as you go along with the videos. Use Python with Idle so that you can edit during execution.
>>108473698>Idle^Yes.Don't get sucked into pycharm, vsc, or any of the advanced feature nonsense (yet) just to start learning iterating through lists of cat names or methods that print pizza topping choices.
>>108473197>How to learn it within like 2 weeks or something. Is there a way?yes but you need to start with a specific problem to solve. could be something really simple like "I want to use python to create an index of all of the images in my meme folder with searchable extracted text so I can find the meme I want quickly". then make it happen
>>108473197Yes you can easily learn the basics in 2 weeks. Just pick something you'd like to do and either build that program function by function, line by line, or find an example online and start from that
>>108473217why did you waste your time playing video games instead of doing homework?
These threads are fucking retarded. Learning to program and learning a language are not remotely similar.
There's an interactive book online called "How to think like a computer scientist" or something like that that will teach the basics pretty well starting from fundamental cs concepts. I went through it in like a month without pushing much (and the last time I had coded anything but matlab simulations was using c for embedded shit a couple years before, so you'll probably have me beat there too), so you should be able to do it in a couple weeks just fine if you go at it hard. The exercises are interactive, they test if the solution is right and iirc you could even execute it line by line and see the variables and objects and stuff that get set on each line.There's both a python and c++ version but idk if the second one is as solid.
if it's not your first language you can probably pick it up in a weekif it is then lol good luck
>>108474892Isn't that guy a convicted senior citizen rapist?
>>108475185That's how you know it's good shit
>>108474807what is the difference anon?
>>108473197Python is good only when your code doesn't have "class". Believe it.Everything under the hood is OOPs (JUST SAY OOPS!), it is objects all the way down, bloody and stinky everywhere.
