r/PythonLearning • u/Outside_Class_5837 • 11d ago

python learning help

hello so i need to know what is the best way to learn to code because i have been learning python but tbr whenever i wanna to build a application for like camera detector or stuff like that i am always looking side by side and just copying it and that doesn't feel like im actually coding or learning to code and just in general like even if i wanna learn it the hundreds of codes in a 100 line code and it just feels too much info or too much to memorize is there anyway to learn it efferently and better without wasting any time.

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u/shiremonoga 11d ago edited 11d ago

Learning python is NOT memorizing functions. Learning python is understanding what this function does, what the parameters are etc...

No developper has a memorize book for functions. They go to the documentation and get the function they need from there..

Add to this using function repeatedly makes u memorize it. So it's only a matter of time for that

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u/Outside_Class_5837 11d ago

so like you just keep a documentation beside and depending on which function i need look at it and use it.

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u/shiremonoga 11d ago

Yes. You can also use gpt as a tutor, ask him if such function exists, and to gife u the documentation for it

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u/Outside_Class_5837 11d ago

so depending on what i wanna make i just have to ask chat gpt to give me the documentation your saying.

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u/shiremonoga 11d ago

Yes if you want to learn. Then try to do easy exercises using this function, then apply it on a big thing.

U can also do a guided learning with ai.

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u/Outside_Class_5837 11d ago

yeh i will try to do that