#🔒 i want to learn python more

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fresh barn
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i know some python and when i try to learn all the sources either tell me to download something or are not helpful so please help i want to make good stuff

devout iglooBOT
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grand kettle
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Do you want to study or do you want to practice? You can learn by working on projects if learning resources aren't helpful.

fresh barn
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i want to practise so i can be better and also how do i do turtle i forgot pls just tell me that

grand kettle
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You instantiate a turtle object and use its methods

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What do you want to get better at?

fresh barn
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everything about python i want tpo be able to think of something to make and make it no tutorials

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also is vscode good for python? or IDLE?

grand kettle
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It's good to refer to documentation and how other people do things, especially when you're stumped or looking for common approaches that do the job. Tutorials are okay if that's your source of insight. If you feel like you could get more but can't find anything, do look into official documentation or other up-to-date approaches that cover what you're tackling.
Visual Studio Code is good for Python. IDLE is good for Python. Choose whichever is more comfortable for you. I'll just say Visual Studio Code is inherently more extensible and powerful. You may need only a few of its features. You may be confused or distracted by all the other features. IDLE is just a smaller app targeting only Python programming.

fresh barn
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ok thanks but can you recommend a good beginners tutorial? because i cant find one

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nevermind i found a course on youtube

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