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W00dp3ckr
1 year ago

I have learned programming from a book a long time ago, with many examples of tapping.

I think today is the main problem that the Open Source packages offer too many possibilities for software development. For the beginning, however, it’s better to start with a limited treasure of possibilities.

That’s why I would advise young people to start Scratch first. And then switch to Python, possibly with a book that starts methodically. Then you can still decide that you want to continue swimming from now on.

mnlwrnr
1 year ago

I’d take a look at the Python forum: https://www.python-forum.de/ You can register for free. This is aimed at beginners, advanced and professionals. You also learn from code examples.

To program in Python I recommend the Thonny-IDE. This is a Python development environment where Python is right there. There is also a package management integrated to install Python modules and extensions. Download here: https://thonny.org/

The Thonny-IDE is also used to program a Raspberry Pi Pico microcontroller. This is programmed with Micropython, which is a Python variant for microcontrollers. There is also the Micropython firmware that you can install on the Raspberry Pi Pico. The Python program can also be transferred to the Raspberry Pi Pico with the Thonny-IDE. If you are interested in this, here is what you need:

This never makes programming boring. When the design of the project and the programming works, it also motivates.

If a Raspberry Pi Pico microcontroller is defective, you can also buy it individually. One costs less than 10 euros.

SnoopCat95
1 year ago

exercise makes the master. so just program on it, that at least helped me very much when I started python

SnoopCat95
1 year ago
Reply to  Amanda564

easy to practice then you better

SnoopCat95
1 year ago

there is a good videoreohe of a youtuber called morpheus

ABCDE223
1 year ago

With this app: Mimo: Python, JavaScript, HTML. I don’t know how it is. Did not try it