For those who have embarked on learning Python

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What strategies did you use?
Currently I am stepping through a 4.5 hour training video off of Lynda and then taking another off of Pluralsight. Once completed I'll reevaluate and see where I am at.
Coursera seems to have some really cool specific courses. I really want to get into extracting data using API's. Big gap there now.
Currently I am stepping through a 4.5 hour training video off of Lynda and then taking another off of Pluralsight. Once completed I'll reevaluate and see where I am at.
Coursera seems to have some really cool specific courses. I really want to get into extracting data using API's. Big gap there now.
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https://www.udemy.com/python-the-complete-python-developer-course/learn/v4/overview <---for something in-depth this is the way to go
Once you get the basics I've found that Googling to find answers is pretty easy. A recent project I did was to parse bittorrent data and it was a real bear. Took a couple long days, but eventually using a combo of output from commands and some reading on the protocol I was able to get what the Investigators needed. At the time the software they used didn't have the ability and of course the day before I finished it got added, though they like using my program better and I can update it quickly when they need it.
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The hope is to gain enough experience/skill using Python to get into a shop to use it daily, that IMO is the best way to learn, but you have to get there first....
Just curious what IDE are you using?
I tried a bunch. Mostly I stick to Vi