How I Would Learn Python (if I had to start over) • A Roadmap for 2023

A 7-step roadmap for how I'd learn Python again from scratch (if I had to start over).

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📚 Chapters
00:00 Introduction
01:46 Get Started
04:20 Solve Simple Problems
05:01 User Interaction
07:36 Build a Web Service
09:46 Data Science
13:01 Developer Productivity
16:50 Fullstack and Cloud
18:36 Wrapping Up

[sassydesi]

Very concrete suggestions. Not at all fluff like plenty of other 'big name' channels.

Keep going man, if you keep this quality, your channel is going to grow real real soon!!

[LifeCodeGame]

Great video! You've provided a great roadmap for learning Python, and it's inspiring to see how far you've come in your journey. Keep up the great work!

[PANDApoopish]

Python is on my list for this year for sure. Thank you clarifying 👏🏽

[fabianpetersen]

Great video, i'm new to python and I started with Front End using Nextjs etc. This is confirmation I'm on the right track 😁 . I'm also learning AWS like you mentioned, I realised knowing Javascript, Python and AWS is like going super saiyan 😉

[alimagnifico]

This is the most comprehensive instructional video on learning Python. Thanks!

[funkdoc]

Really enjoying your content. Would be great to see you create a series of videos on each of these steps and topics.

[RonaldoEuSi]

Excellent video, precisely what I need. What about doing the introductory course in python? Much thanks in advance.

[radar]

Nice content pixegami, do you have your own python course already?

[graczew]

Really nice way to learn coding. Learn by doing (solving problems) is the best way. 👍

[mr.rajeshkumarsahoo]

Dear How & where should i Join the discord or Community which you discussed over the Video ?
Thanks in Advanced.

[daytechnique]

please recommend your vscode extensions. thank you for nice video contents.

[jesusperdomo]

I am interested in consulting with you, it is possible to ask you a couple of questions before. Where can I contact you? Thanks

[funnyguy]

Brother i am enrolling in Bachelor of information technology program in australia but i have zero knowledge in programming and i am from nepal what things i need to learn before joining this program please give me answer so that i will help me in future😊

[davestevens]

You lost me at glossing over the networking. It's going to take a novice a minimum of 4 weeks to get to the network+ level.