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Mastering Python as a Beginner

Mastering Python as a Beginner

Mastering Python as a Beginner

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Hello, I am new to the concept of Python and very interested in exploring the topics as a whole. I was personally following https://www.learnpython.org/, W3Schools, Python For Beginners, and according to InterviewBit do I need to master Front-end Technologies, AI and Machine Learning, Version Control, ORM Libraries, etc?

RE: Mastering Python as a Beginner

Only if they are related to things that you need to do.

RE: Mastering Python as a Beginner

You could try version control in parallel with learning python. Just get familiar with checking in, looking at differences, checking out to a different area. That is what most people do 95% of the time with version control. Leave the other 5% to the experts.

RE: Mastering Python as a Beginner

Any programming task will require you to gain knowledge of the subject area
Unless you know what that area is you need to be familiar with the basic concepts (everything breaks down to these eventualy)

The only other skill you need is how to search for the domain specific information when you need it to see if there are existing liburarys - 99% of all problems have already been solved, the only remaining problems are locating those solutions


Do things on the cheap & it will cost you dear

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