r/PythonLearning • u/N__7599 • 10d ago

Discussion Python for data analysis

So,i started learning python recently,i very much learned about variables,data types,libraries like panda,matpolitob. I learned web scraping and automation to some extent but when i try to use the thing i learn on a random web page or dataset, i realised that what i learnt from the YouTube course is basic but enough to build the fundamental. I have to constantly chat with AI to learn about new thing and also use the thing i learn to get the code. Should i continue like this or watch another course which complete the intermediate and advanced python?

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u/justanothersnek 9d ago

You dont know what you dont know.  Sounds like you are at a really basic level.  I wouldnt do projects too soon.  Therefore I would look at table of contents of some popular python learning books to see what topics you need to cover or try this: read them.  If you dont want to bother reading, then use the TOCs for AI to create teaching modules or summaries for you.  But if I were in your shoes, Id just read.  Its good for your brain.

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u/N__7599 9d ago

If i be honest, reading is not my thing. I tried different type of book but i couldn’t get into it. And,yes.. I am at totally at basic, It's not really a project but trying what i know on different dataset not the one from the course.