#🔒 Looking for Some good quality Learning material
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Thanks! Also new to Discord 🙂
there are many simple projects you can make that can teach you a lot
what have you already learned?
after you learn like the basics, you gotta decide what you wanna get into.. like do you wanna make apps or games or scripts or whatever
I am currently on the guis section using simple gui library but the course hasn’t provided any meaningful exercises so far. So the whole thing has started becoming very complicated without me having the appropriate code experience.
I am leaning towards web development and apps since I am already into web development. Also scrapping
can somone here plz help me i am the debuging one
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most people will tell you these books are the best place to learn.. i agree: https://automatetheboringstuff.com/
np
Resources is fantastic! Already found a very good course there and a point of reference cel
Looks good thanks
Is there a section in this discord for asking programming questions?
yeah i dont have it enabled myself https://discord.com/channels/267624335836053506/267624335836053506
you can also just ask in #1035199133436354600
if its short easy questions ask in there, if not start a thread here like you did here
What do you mean by that? I am new to discord
up in the top-left under the Python Discord picture, you see "Browse Channels"
you can enable/disable each channel on the server
Got it thanks
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