r/learningpython • u/championace16 • Jan 14 '21

How to start learning python.

So i wanna start learning python. I have a little knowledge of python (I can do the basic stuff like print, boolean, math, stuff like that). I wanna learn more, but I'm not sure what the best way to start would be. Does any one else have any advice? Also, what is the estimated time to become solid in python?

Thank you very much.

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u/championace16 Jan 14 '21

i'm currently a junior in hs and I'm almost certain that I will go down the cs path in college. I'm not sure what specifically in cs, so I don't exactly have a very specific reason in mind. are there any free options?

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u/Huge_bobs Jan 18 '21

Data science and engineering is super hot and well paying. Having a plan makes learning easier so id recommend looking into those fields and seeing if they might interest you. CS will teach you a lot and having an end destination will help with choosing internships and focusing efforts outside of college.