First and foremost, why do you want to learn Python? Whether you want to build a website, write a handy tool, or just pass a school test will have a huge impact on how you learn Python, to what degree, or whether you should switch to another language. If you just want to create a personal website or blog, you can learn PHP, or even not learn it at all. There are many templates available online that you can use directly. If you, like me, want to write widgets in Python to improve your competitiveness and productivity in the workplace, you need to understand Python’s advantages over other languages.
Easy to get started. This is the biggest advantage of Python. A beginner doesn’t need to understand data types or memory management like C or Java. You only need to learn a few words of syntax and you can complete a task.
Clean code. Python takes 10 lines of code to accomplish tasks that might take hundreds of lines in other languages.
Huge and complete code base support. Python provides us with a complete base of code, with a large number of functions for networking, files, text, and GUIs. There are third-party libraries, which are code libraries shared by programmers around the world, and when we want to implement a requirement, maybe someone has built the wheels for you and you just call them.
Choosing the right learning method can save you a lot of detours. This is important because if you choose an inefficient learning method, others may already have learned it thoroughly, and you have just configured your environment to learn Hello World.
There is no foundation of the proposal to lay a good foundation, the foundation can see the text. Don’t be afraid of boring foundation, foundation really play well, after doing the project you will have a kind of pleasure through the channels and collaterals. At the beginning of the programming road, please do not utilitarian, have to endure loneliness, boring.
Don’t aim high, there must be a study plan, study route. Six months ago, I thought I knew everything, but I didn’t know anything. The reason was that I learned Django today, learned crawlers tomorrow, and learned front-end the next day. Ha ha, a month later I found that I will not finish, usually love to brag, grandiose to flying cattle all over the sky. I’m gonna get paid a lot of money and I’m gonna get girls and I’m gonna pretend that I’m the biggest cheating man on the planet. Of course the reality you also understand sa. So always follow the route, often you miss a little bit and end up learning nothing at all and wasting a lot of time. Again: Never take a shortcut to learning.
Practice more! Practice more! Practice more! Learning any programming language is based on practice. Without practice, it’s like spending half a day learning the theory of shooting a gun, and then never having a chance to touch it. Do you think you can shoot properly? To learn Python well, you need to practice. Without a bonus to your proficiency level, you’ll learn just as much as you can on paper. Once you’re faced with a real problem, you’ll have no idea what to do.
Learn to use search engines. Programmers who can use Baidu’s salary is not several times, will use Google is baidu’s several times. Use search engines well and you will find that the problems you encounter are almost always problems that have been solved before. Also, after using search engines you can find many resources to help you with your study.
Finally, study hard and put what you learn into practice. There are many more ways to use Python in your life than you might think, and once you learn Python you will find that there are many problems in life that can be solved quickly with Python.
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