Hello, I'm new to Python and need your tips to follow an efficient method while practicing. Should I dive into projects first or solve mini-tasks to reinforce topics? Also, which tools or approaches are more effective to increase speed? Trial and error or following ready-made plans—what do you think is better?
How should I progress while learning Python?
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I had the same question at first too, so I'll try to explain it as best as I can. I started by solving simple mini-tasks to really grasp the concepts, like "taking two numbers and adding them" or "reversing a list." Then, when I suddenly jumped into projects, everything got confusing, so I thought, "What’s this project business all about?" But once I had the syntax down, I started doing simple projects. As for speed, I always preferred trial and error—every time I got an error, I’d figure out how to fix it.