#🔒 Be honest, if I had to speed-run python and learn it for a referral position, let me know.
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There's no way to speed-run Python. You could probably learn the basics in a month.
!res You can look here for some good resources
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if I had to speed-run python and learn it for a referral position, let me know.
I don't understand this. "If I have to do x, let me know that I have to do x"? Only you know if you have to do x.
What
Speed run is a mindset just like many video games people that want to learn something effectively and objectively reach end game quicker than other people.
Yeah but you can't really speedrun a programming language.
Learn as fast and effectively as possible use that as a synonym
Understand that you still have to learn and practice
But I’m just asking
And !res isn’t exactly a clear path
That’s just resources
because there's no clear path to do what you want
Looking for actual suggestions
Python is just factual and math so there has to be one lol
Not exactly something very abstract it’s concrete
Python is a programming language that has been around for 33 years.
Ok how do you learn that effectively it’s a very simple question and you’re making it very complicated
You have to spend time with it. More than a month.
Ok and how
Only use !res?
YouTube?
Boot camp?
These are the things I’m asking for
It depends on how you learn best because effectively is subjective.
There are videos, books, coursework - it depends on you.
Clarity is important for me being able to communicate it in human words
So those resources give you a load of options and you get to see what works best for you.
That’s generally how I learn fast
Do you have experience with any other programming languages?
That will also affect how fast you can pick up Python.
that's true but if your just going in blind the best I can do is suggest to study hard and do your best, but realistically its just not enough time
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🔒 Be honest, if I had to speed-run python and learn it for a referral position, let me know.