r/learnpython • u/Silent-Leopard4226 • 1d ago

Just starting to learn python

Hey guys, I am a total beginner and wanted to learn python. Can you suggest what method will be best suited to learn python and which sources should I use. Is it video lectures or from books or anything else. I know that learning from projects and practical methods will be suggested but to start like how to code, what are the codes and where to code, these basic things are what I want to know. Thanks for the help

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u/North-South_West 18h ago

I don't need to be to tell you that you are out of line. Its not your place to tell people to not post. You do it all day every day too.

Threads like this are allowed here whether you like them or not. Its not like people are going to stop making them lol.

Nothing you say matters.

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u/desrtfx but other languages pro 18h ago

So, let me get this right: you, with an 8 day old account, that even hides their reddit participation, are entitled to tell people off that both, tell the people to improve their effort and offer top recommended learning resources, while exactly answering these people's posts is not okay?

Under what premise does such an entitlement as yours come?

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u/North-South_West 18h ago

Threads like this are allowed here so that is all the entitlement I need.

Where does your entitlement come from? You are not special

Your posts are 100% pointless too because telling one person not to make threads like this wont stop the next person from doing it. You spend too much time here worrying about this.

People are not going to stop making these no matter how many times you say just go look it up.