ogorwyne:

Apart from developing interest, you would need to be focused and consistent. And oga, a lot of reading, sitting and practice is involved. Hope you can do all that? I'm a learner like you.

You could use books. Try to download these books : A Crash Course in python by Eric Matthes, Automate the boring stuff by Al ste*****. Some people use YouTube videos too Sha. Try codecademy.com if you can, w3schools, dataquest.io. While using books, always try to solve every exercise and do well to brush up everyday. .
Try to go through this section thoroughly. You may find one or two threads useful.

Thanks big sister...Much love � .

Olakinsdotcom:

Thanks big sister...Much love � .

You are welcome .

Grandlord:
I solve problems on the book I use but you can also check out

Leetcode
Topcoder
Codingbat

cc: Bossgem

Thank you. Will look them up.

Grandlord:
So I just started my self-taught tutorials on python and I'm loving it already! I feel like a fish taking to water. Awesome stuff.

I feel like i made the wrong career choice a decade ago. I should've majored in computer science in the university.

All the same, I think I'm gonna go on a big ride into this world of software and tech. I'm excited!
Anybody else starting out on programming?

same here man, just started.
Kicked of with HTML though, dunno know if it's de right move for a newbie...
Love this thread, gonna keep in touch with it

someone should check out this my js code. ERROR: instead of 3 iteration output, it output 9 iterations. just bordering me since.

let z = [
    {id : 1 , age : 20},
    {id : 2 , age : 15},
    {id : 3 , age : 30}
]

let Obj = {
    oder1:{
        id : 1,
        name : 'Ben',
        club : 'chelsea',
        food : 'pie',
        stat : 500
    },
    oder2:{
        id : 4,
        name : 'Bolu',
        club : 'ManU',
        food : 'saws',               
        stat : 700
    },

    oder3:{
        id : 2,
        name : 'Julie',
        club : 'ManU',
        food : 'saws',               
        stat : 700
    }
                                         
}

z.filter(value => {
    for (const key in Obj) {
    if (Obj.hasOwnProperty(key)) {
        const element = Obj[key];
        value.id===element.id ? console.log(`hi ${element.name}. Id is correct`) : console.log(`invalid Id ${!String()}`);
    }
}});

Guys check this out:

[url]hackernoon.com/why-businesses-fail-at-machine-learning-fbff41c4d5db[/url]

Grandlord:
Python no hard sha. I see why most people recommend it for beginners. I learnt all the basics in 4 weeks. I'm learning JavaScript now and with my knowledge of python, it's seems really easy too.

But my guy, no be by learning these basics o. All these basics na like tools. It is what you do with the tools that matter. So right now I'm working on many python projects to hone my skills on using these tools (basics).

hello! Please sir, which youtube video would you recommend for an absolute beginner to learn the rudiments of Python?

noob03saibot:
hello! Please sir, which youtube video would you recommend for an absolute beginner to learn the rudiments of Python?

I'll mention you on a post I wrote about this.

Grandlord:
I'll mention you on a post I wrote about this.

thank you, I will be expecting.

I had issues with my hard disk. Had to buy a new one. I'm trying to install python on the system now but it's not just working. I get a message saying Windows service pack 1 needs to be installed. I've downloaded several from the net very large files up to 1gb but none of them installed as they were not compatible. One didn't even run sef.

Guys, pls what's the way out?

Bossgem:
Hi guys! Can you please help me figure out how to print this hollow rectangle with for loops? I was able to do it with print () alone. But the instruction is to use for loop. I tried youtube but didn't get any good answers. Please help!

Hello. What's your progress with Brian Heinold Python book?

Maskyy:
someone should check out this my js code. ERROR: instead of 3 iteration output, it output 9 iterations. just bordering me since.

let z = [
    {id : 1 , age : 20},
    {id : 2 , age : 15},
    {id : 3 , age : 30}
]

let Obj = {
    oder1:{
        id : 1,
        name : 'Ben',
        club : 'chelsea',
        food : 'pie',
        stat : 500
    },
    oder2:{
        id : 4,
        name : 'Bolu',
        club : 'ManU',
        food : 'saws',               
        stat : 700
    },

    oder3:{
        id : 2,
        name : 'Julie',
        club : 'ManU',
        food : 'saws',               
        stat : 700
    }
                                         
}

z.filter(value => {
    for (const key in Obj) {
    if (Obj.hasOwnProperty(key)) {
        const element = Obj[key];
        value.id===element.id ? console.log(`hi ${element.name}. Id is correct`) : console.log(`invalid Id ${!String()}`);
    }
}});

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