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[rose spear]

Does anyone know where I can learn pythob. I've tried the official document's but it's hard. I need sum simple.

[dusk oriole]

@rose spear

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[compact folio]

!learn

[dusk oriole]

Go-to beginner resources

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• Automate the Boring Stuff — an online book (also available to purchase as a physical book)
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• Python Programming MOOC 2026 course — text-based lessons with exercises
• Corey Schafer's YouTube playlist

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[rose spear]

Yoo thx

[limber sparrow]

do u know absolutely nothing about Python ?

[rose spear]

Ik Variables rlly good but nothing else.

[thorn pelican]

gll on your journey!!

[rose spear]

Thx brotha

[limber sparrow]

oh.
do u know other program languages ?

[rose spear]

no

[limber sparrow]

in my experience, you truly learn programming only by actually building real-world projects yourself - even if they are very small ones.

[terse frigate]

Most resources we recommand here (tha the bot showed) are structured with lecture and exercises. If you you practice enough with the said exercises and projects, you'll learn

[dusk oriole]

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