Programming ela chestar vaa asal..

[rahulroy4u]

Automate the boring stuff with python - for non programmers ?

[naughty15]

I can help u the way can learn by doing real world project 

[zarathustra]

13 minutes ago, naughty15 said:

I can help u the way can learn by doing real world project 

Okay 

[sri_india]

11 minutes ago, naughty15 said:

I can help u the way can learn by doing real world project 

thank you so much bro ... please provide more details 

[zarathustra]

Following 

100 days of Code in Udemy. 

Chaala detailed ga simplify chesi cheptundi instructor, completed 10 hours of 63 hours total. 

Learning bit by bit a day, 2 hours per day practicing

[sri_india]

1 minute ago, zarathustra said:

Following 

100 days of Code in Udemy. 

Chaala detailed ga simplify chesi cheptundi instructor, completed 10 hours of 63 hours total. 

Learning bit by bit a day, 2 hours per day practicing

 course bagundhaa bro???

[zarathustra]

3 minutes ago, sri_india said:

 course bagundhaa bro???

Yes bro the best I have seen and I am someone that hates coding and always avoided it. 

But I am a little more confident now and am able to understand the concepts. 

She had the most popular bootcamp in London, excellent instructor. You can just fork a repl project and write your own code based on the assignments she gives. 

Also reading 1 chapter a day of Automate the Boring Stuff with Python. 

So 2 hours of that video, followed by 1 hour of practice chestunna bro since 5 days. It's a start. 

It might take me 25 days to complete it totally but by then based on what she said, we would have created around 25 real world apps. 

Then I think I might start doing the leetcode challenges 1 per day and 2 per day on the weekends. 

4 to 6 months max bro avanni cheseyochu. That's my plan for now

[zarathustra]

2 minutes ago, zarathustra said:

Yes bro the best I have seen and I am someone that hates coding and always avoided it. 

But I am a little more confident now and am able to understand the concepts. 

She had the most popular bootcamp in London, excellent instructor. You can just fork a repl project and write your own code based on the assignments she gives. 

Also reading 1 chapter a day of Automate the Boring Stuff with Python. 

So 2 hours of that video, followed by 1 hour of practice chestunna bro since 5 days. It's a start. 

It might take me 25 days to complete it totally but by then based on what she said, we would have created around 25 real world apps. 

Then I think I might start doing the leetcode challenges 1 per day and 2 per day on the weekends. 

4 to 6 months max bro avanni cheseyochu. That's my plan for now

Don't try to attempt leetcode directly bro, that's a big mistake. First finish that course, practice everything and go over all the notes for a week. 

Then enter leetcode slowly. Don't rush into it, poorthi ga interest poyi modatiki osthundi. That's my experience 

[raaajaaa]

12 minutes ago, zarathustra said:

Following 

100 days of Code in Udemy. 

Chaala detailed ga simplify chesi cheptundi instructor, completed 10 hours of 63 hours total. 

Learning bit by bit a day, 2 hours per day practicing

Python ha baa. Link unte eyyi course tisukunta

[zarathustra]

5 minutes ago, raaajaaa said:

Python ha baa. Link unte eyyi course tisukunta

https://www.udemy.com/course/100-days-of-code/

Entha varaku ochindi baa nee prayatnam

[raaajaaa]

1 minute ago, zarathustra said:

https://www.udemy.com/course/100-days-of-code/

Entha varaku ochindi baa nee prayatnam

Python YouTube lo naveen reddy videos follow ayya konni days taruvata vere work tho busy ayyi kudarale 

malli next week start cheyali baa

[zarathustra]

2 minutes ago, raaajaaa said:

Python YouTube lo naveen reddy videos follow ayya konni days taruvata vere work tho busy ayyi kudarale 

malli next week start cheyali baa

Helpful aa videos avi

[raaajaaa]

Just now, zarathustra said:

Helpful aa videos avi

Ya parvale baa basics bane chepadu

[sri_india]

15 minutes ago, zarathustra said:

Yes bro the best I have seen and I am someone that hates coding and always avoided it. 

But I am a little more confident now and am able to understand the concepts. 

She had the most popular bootcamp in London, excellent instructor. You can just fork a repl project and write your own code based on the assignments she gives. 

Also reading 1 chapter a day of Automate the Boring Stuff with Python. 

So 2 hours of that video, followed by 1 hour of practice chestunna bro since 5 days. It's a start. 

It might take me 25 days to complete it totally but by then based on what she said, we would have created around 25 real world apps. 

Then I think I might start doing the leetcode challenges 1 per day and 2 per day on the weekends. 

4 to 6 months max bro avanni cheseyochu. That's my plan for now

 

14 minutes ago, zarathustra said:

Don't try to attempt leetcode directly bro, that's a big mistake. First finish that course, practice everything and go over all the notes for a week. 

Then enter leetcode slowly. Don't rush into it, poorthi ga interest poyi modatiki osthundi. That's my experience 

thank you bro 

[r2d2]

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