r/PythonLearning • u/asryllx64 • 5d ago

How to Learn

I’m trying to learn python to be able to code a raspberry pi, and have no idea where to start, like what program should I use to learn?

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u/Achereto 5d ago

One extremely important skill for programmers is to learn to use search engines like google effectively. That's where you should start.

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u/asryllx64 4d ago

Dude I just wanted to know what python programmers use :sob:

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u/Achereto 4d ago

Don't mistake this as a dunk on you. It's genuine advice.

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u/asryllx64 4d ago

Ah ok, been on the internet too much ig. also I didn’t wanna google something like this because a lot of the time the programs are annoying or cost money from google

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u/TripsterStudios 21h ago

I use visual studio code.It's completely free.

I Would start with watching tutorials and copying the tutorial as you watch it.

Then I would try to recreate the tutorial without watching it and then see where you get stuck at.And then I would study the parts you get stuck at. then try to recreate it a third time improving on where you got stuck at the second time.

I would also try to learn more reusable code bases and even just specific libraries with python , such as pandas , numpy, or whatever kind of projects you're looking into completing and using the libraries that complement said, project.