🔒 hello guy oh im new to this group and coding and also im just start to learn python i was wonder

[open oar]

hello guy oh im new to this group and coding and also im just start to learn python i was wonder if i can get any advice because for some reason i don't know what im doing

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@open oar

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[ruby junco]

i was wonder if i can get any advice because for some reason i don't know what im doing
Advice on what exactly?

[open oar]

Like what I should because I have learned all the functions and basic but I’m still have difficulty when it comes coding

[ruby junco]

but I’m still have difficulty when it comes coding
Having trouble, especially in the beginning, is completely normal. There really is no solution other than to invest more time into it. There is no fast way, it takes hundreds of hours of studying and practice to become proficient.

[open oar]

Yeah I just spend lot time learning how to understand the basic functions

[dreamy mist]

how about the built-in data types and how/when to use them and their different methods as well as general program flow?

[open oar]

Well I do learn some of them but I didn’t learn that yet

[open oar]

Well I do learn some of them but I didn’t learn that yet

[dreamy mist]

how to use variables and the different data types (at least the most common ones) is key in more or less all programming languages to be able to use write programs effectively

[open oar]

I know about variable and many other basic like functions and loops and

[dreamy mist]

okay, but you really need to master data types and when you use what and why you would/should use one thing over another
the most notable being int, str, list, dict, float and tuple, then set and frozenset can be nice to know about
knowing them really well and how to apply them to solve different problems will go a long way

[uneven lion]

It's also about starting small, with simple yet good learning programs.

For example making a small script which does one thing when you input a particular value

Can you make a small program that performs a calculation?

These will start to embed the knowledge about various data types and things like variables.

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