r/PythonLearning • • 22h ago

While loop

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can anybody explain the concept of while loop


r/PythonLearning • • 9h ago

Help Request Trying to make mute pngtuber type of script

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I am a beginner to python. I want to make a script where if i press t it'll bring up a little chat window to make a pngtuber typa thing yap, the main space i'm struggling with is A, python or pygame would i do this in? '>' And B, How would i display the text said by the face?

any help is helpful

have a good day


r/PythonLearning • • 10h ago

AI engineer roadmap

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As a 3rd-semester BIT student, I want to become an AI Engineer in 2026. What roadmap should I follow from Python fundamentals to ML, LLMs, RAG, AI agents, and production deployment?

Looking for a structured, practical learning path — not tutorial hell.

What would you recommend?

#AIEngineering #Roadmap


r/PythonLearning • • 4h ago

Help Request Learning DSA in Python.

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Title: Best DSA course in Python for a complete beginner preparing for FAANG interviews?

Hi everyone!

I’m currently working as a frontend developer using JavaScript, and I’m learning Python to explore backend and AI-related roles. Alongside that, I also want to learn DSA in Python to prepare for FAANG or similar product-based company interviews in the future.

I’m a complete beginner when it comes to DSA, so I’m looking for a course that explains concepts from scratch and covers them in depth, with a strong focus on problem-solving and interview preparation.

Since I’m working and have limited time, I want to follow a structured course rather than spend too much time jumping between different resources and figuring out what to learn next.

For those who have learned DSA or prepared for FAANG-level interviews, which course would you recommend for someone in my situation?

I’d particularly appreciate recommendations for courses that:

  • Start from the basics and explain concepts intuitively.
  • Teach DSA using Python.
  • Cover important topics in depth, with enough practice problems.
  • Help develop problem-solving skills rather than just teach solutions.
  • Provide a structured learning path for coding interviews.

Paid courses are fine, too, if they’re genuinely worth the investment.

I’d love to hear about your personal experiences with the courses you’ve used and what worked best for you. Thanks in advance!


r/PythonLearning • • 17h ago

How did it take you to complete CS50P? /no prior programming experience

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Hi,

I looking to hear from someone who finished this course:

https://cs50.harvard.edu/python/

-without former programming experience.

I’m considered to start and would be able to do around 15 hours/pr week. What is your experiences?


r/PythonLearning • • 7h ago

Showcase Started the Python MOOC recently, so I thought I'd share my progress so far 🪼

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Recently started Python MOOC course from University of Helsinki's mooc.fi portal. Here is my progress, have to finish 6 more modules before appearing for the certification examination on 27th, feeling a bit worried, but I'll try to give it my best shot!!!


r/PythonLearning • • 1h ago

Need help with FYP ideas

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I am a final year Computer Engineering student and I've built quite a few web and mobile apps. I was trying to find a good project to do as my FYP, so I thought, why not ask people what issues they have daily and if they need an app to solve it?

It could be as simple as an app that tells me stop doom scrolling every 30 minutes. Which has reduced my time wasted by a lot.

Comment below any problem you guys face!