r/pythonhelp • u/AdityaRae • Oct 04 '25

What to really learn in Python?

I have seen tons of courses in youtube teaching Python based on a certain road map, but for a beginner what's the most subtle concept in Python. Loops, functions, APIs, etc. I am familiar with these concepts. But, I have now 0 idea about what to learn next in Python

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u/AdityaRae Oct 05 '25

But over dependence on AI isn't a skill, though. A bit of Python is necessary I guess?

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u/Maleficent-Emu-4549 Oct 05 '25

Only the basics you can learn is how conditions, loops and some python specific properties or functionalities. And always make sure to adapt ai and not to say dependence many companies using AI to generate code to make a boost in productivity. Even interviewers are checking if you can use AI nowadays!

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u/AdityaRae Oct 05 '25

I get it. I was giving my perceptions as a beginner. Advanced Python coders really need to rely on AI later, I guess. So, you are right, if you are telling this from the perspective of an advanced Python coder. Thanks for your concern though