u/Some-Level-858

Before starting off with today's updates and progess i would like to ask about your opinions on the thought that my my brother said that as you are 17 you should not do python as programming and coding is getting taken over by ai and now anyone can make a website and that I'm a fool that I'm learning python and I should instead focus on getting a government college as I'm from biology stream and I'm thinking of going in medical . I would like to know about your thoughts as I look to my brother and always listens to his words so I can't help but feel demotivated and I can't decide whether his words make sense or i should just ignire him or study more hard and do python over other things I do .

Keeping that aside , Today I started off with making a about me code as I said on my post Tommorow that I'll do it today .

After that I started off with some keywords of python such as False , True , None and got to know how case or alphabet sensitive python is and how much one uppercase kr lowercase matter and can mess up things .

After that I solved some print sum problems using operators generally arigmated operators ( i hope my spelling is correct) and I'm thinking of practicing by making some projects by using ai to generate some questions for me .

Then I learnd about operator , not all but all four main operators which consisted logical , assignment , comparing and arigmated ( again i hope my spelling is correct) operators and implemented them in some codes I made for eg I took one variable a = 20 and another variable gg = 50 and and then I used one assignment operators += to write gg += a and then I used code print(gg) . I'm also doing 2 to 4 projects Tommorow and I think I'll make my GitHub soon so that I can post my Lil projects or codes so that my progress is visible

I also learnd about single and double - line comment and shortcut to change any code in comment fast which was ctrl + forward slash .

Thx and I hope anyone seeing this post will also see my post Tommorow about my day - 3

And I'm also not able to post some of my projects ss because community doesn't allow or there is some issue with my reddit .

I started of with comparing some videos and series and tried to see which one I understood better after which I started off with what is python and some basic knowledge about python .

Today I learned about variables , how to give value to them , printing them and how I can assign the value of one variable to another variable and all that stuff orbiting variables .

I also got to know and learned about identifier but I don't really got full grasp of it but for know I think that any name assigned to any value or data be it a variable or function ( which I'm yet to study ) is know as identifier .

I also got to know about types of data and I also learnt how to print the data type of my variable .

I also thought about making/printing an ' about me' code but it was too late at night so left it for Tommorow and I'll make sure too attach a screen shot of that with my post I'll upload Tommorow

I would also like to hear about any recommendations or any thought or piece of advice which can help me improve and help me with my goal of earning atleast 500 to 1000 rs with my own skill on my own after 6 months from now on .

I would also like to make some friends in this community as it'll keep me motivated and engaged if I ever didn't felt like coding .

Thx

I'm a 17 year old and I'm starting my python journey Tommorow as a complete beginner to programming , I'm learning this as a skill so in somewhat future I'll have something or some skill in which I can relly instead of being a useless .

I chose python because I heard it's beginner friendly and not so lengthy like java . I'm using python with vs code as my system is not so good with 4gb ram and win 11 and pycharm was too much for my pc and after installation I downloaded the python extension and made a file named hello.py and spended some of my time figuring out how can I hide the path in terminal after I ran a code and got to know about interactive mode . After that I ran my first code which was print("hello noobs") and did some breaking such as print = {username- niggesh } and some more stuff .

As for a reference video , I chose bro code's 12 hours long video for my first 1 to 1.5 months of learning.

My initial goal is to learn basics and make some of my own projects in 5 months and earn my life's first money /income and eventually buy a PS4 before college in 1 year .

I hope that I'll be a regular here and I'll stick to my plan and I'll stay consistent with what I'm doing .

Thx

I recently thought of learning python as a skill as I'm 17 and wanna have some capabilities so that I can earn when I need something starting with small gigs .

I took python because I heard it's beginner friendly so I downloaded it and vscode and selected bro code's 12 hrs long video for beginning 1 to 1.5 months to learn .

I did some stuff after Installing python and vs code such as thinking of a way to get rid of path in terminal and got to know about interactive mode , ran my first code which was' print("hello noobs") ' and it looked hella fun and I did some breaking to such as print= ("username-niggesh") and some stuff .

My initial goal is to learn some programming and earn my life's first money and initially but a PS4 before college in 1 year and be somewhat independent in terms of money and don't have to ask parents for money for something I want such as outing or some small stuff I want .

Hope I'll be regular here and I'll be consistent with what I'm starting.

Thx