#🔒 Is there a “structured” way to learn python?

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crude sparrow
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I feel like I’ve hit a major roadblock so early in my journey. I learned the basics… atleast I thought I did, but I didnt. I tried coding a flashcard system and was so confused.

I prefer a structured way to learn but i get the feeling thats not something im gonna get in this hobby/profession. If thats the case how can I learn effectively

zenith marlinBOT
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@crude sparrow

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wise brook
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this stuff

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takes time

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energy

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resources

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a FUNCTIONING laptop (not a school chromebook potato)

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and patience

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and Youtube tutorials

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and some kinda energy drink/food/supplement

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or smth to eat in general or whatever keeps you up at 2 AM

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just know we're here to help you in case you need it

zenith marlinBOT
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