How can i start learning python ?

[ennadeveloper]

One of the things that I found most frustrating when I was learning Python was how generic all the learning resources were. It seemed like every learning resource wanted me to spend 2 long, boring, months on Python syntax before I could even think about doing what interested me.

Can anyone suggest me how to learn Python Easily?

 

[oxonic]

I used learnpython.org for training. It was easy for me. Try it too.

 

[oliverjoshua]

One tip that really helped me was to focus on projects that interested me right from the start. Find a simple project idea (like building a basic game or automating a task) and Google specific questions as you go.

 

[graceshen]

When I was diving into Python, I felt the same way—too much focus on syntax and not enough on practical applications. Reminds me of my time researching boarding schools in CT. It's all about finding the right fit, just like finding the right learning resources for Python. I found that mixing tutorials with hands-on projects made the learning process much smoother.

 

[katuscat1]

I think first just watch basic python teaching sites like youtube, stackoverflow,... You can imitate the code or a similar code but don't focus on trying to learn at once, divide it into weeks or days. If you have mastered the basics then join real lessons, python projects. When you feel it's enough then create a project using that language.