Hey guys coding noob here :)

Whats the best way to learn the python language? I heard its good for beginners! Thank you for your help!

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I don't know, maybe you could try learning it.

But how? What is the best way :o

You learn by learning, you can start by not asking dumb shit here and learning python. The best way to learn python is by learning python.

Oh okay, which book or youtube series would you recommend?

python is shit slow bloated garbage for brainlets and low iq minorities. learn c++ if you're white

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That is a question you have to answer yourself because I have no idea of your metacognitive abilities.
Growing up is to learn how to learn, you have to investigate, test new things and find what path you're more comfortable with. If you don't do that then you're going to spend your whole life knowing nothing.

ok so these niggers wont tell you anything,
lean by learning what fucking nonsence

imo you learn by doing, download something to type your shitty code into and run it
and set out to make something
like a counter that resets every 1000 numbers or a clock or something simple like that
and just google the fuck out of it until you can do it

watching youtube tutorials is only good for rough understanding but you will learn by making shit that works
good luck

If you learn by doing then you are learning when you do things, hence you learn by learning.

thats too abstract for someone that wants to learn python

Maybe he doesn't really want to learn python, maybe he's just lost in this miserable planet and wants an excuse to keep breathing. If we just give him instructions then there's no way for him to realize his banal existence, he's just going to keep living as a robot.

Download Python and install it. Open IDLE, type print('hello world') and press F5. Your first Python program user! It's fun.
You can even write 2+2 and press F5 and then it will print 4 - 1 that's free qick maffs

At the end of the day you learn by doing. But that probably isn't much help if you've never programmed before.

Honestly just pick up any old beginners python book to learn the syntax. Then find one of those programming project tables and just do that until you're not shit.

Other things to consider is learning algorithms, and python libraries being and to import your program is the "strength" of python.

If you really need a book recommendation consider "Automate the Boring Stuff with Python" as it will at least give you some useful skills along the way.

P.S. user's in this thread aren't worng. Python is a shit language. However shit lik java, python, and ect.. is where the money's at. Good luck newfag and don't forget to lurk moar in the future instead of shitting up this board with your Jow Forums thread.

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Thank you Bernds, I will lurk Jow Forums from now on and become one of you :3

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But I just bullied you

Im into degradation and humiliation porn :3

I'm Mongolia, should I learn c++ or just stay in the meme production side?

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print("Hello World!")

Same here :3c

Ok gonna spoonfeed you a bit.
Imagine yourself a task. For example, calculator for this or that depending on your other hobbies. It may be recipe book or something text based like a wallet also.
Have one? Nice.

You may have used command line before. If not start right now!
Draw yourself (on paper) what your app should look like. Like:
>hello user! input this and that here:
>heres your answer.

Got it? Nice.
Think a bit. What I will need? Input from user? Function/algorithm that will calculate input into output.

Have it granularized into simple questions?
Start asking questions on your favorite search engine (eg google). For your questions there will be literally tons of answers.

Have you written something? It is ugly and shit but it is working. Also you got yourself amused and attracted to it by now. Now its time to do it right.

On stackOverflow you found some answers and buzzwords you may search for in official doccumentation. Id recommend to stick to doc.python.com and you should prefer python3.6 and newer. Seatch for those buzzwords and rewrite your program so it will be done right way.

Rinse and repeat. Do this process from point one. This way you will find it interresting, maybe fill your github repo so your resume will not look like shit in few years.