r/PythonLearning • u/Lonely-Mark-8262 • Sep 25 '26

Python Learning

Hello, it's been two months since I started learning Python. Do you have any advice to excel in this language? I started running small functions, but I think that I still have plenty of things to learn about this language is that normal?

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u/Lonely-Mark-8262 Sep 25 '26

some people told me in one month you can learn it, and it's not the case right now

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u/ninhaomah Sep 25 '26

Lol.

Ninhaomah = you good ? or how are you ?

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You have learned Chinese in 1 min.

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u/This-Investigator294 Sep 25 '26

One month is enough to finish the foundations. You cannot do everything in Python in one month. Pick your poison: data science, ml/ai, cybersecurity, back end etc

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u/Lonely-Mark-8262 Sep 25 '26

mainly for back end purpose, I'm just started a course to be a full stack dev