Python

28 July 2026 15:11

Hello guys, I want to learn Python. Can anyone guide me on how to learn it effectively? Where can I find good learning resources and content? How much time does it usually take to become proficient?
My ultimate goal is to become an AI/ML Engineer and Data Scientist. However, I don't want to attend a university or college. I want to learn everything on my own through online courses, PDF books, regular practice, and solving coding errors and problems.
Is it possible to achieve this without a formal degree? If yes, please guide me with a proper roadmap and share any useful resources or advice.
Please

Python

28 July 2026 01:06

there is more than one Python app on the PlayStore

Python

27 July 2026 20:52

It's on the Play Store.

Python

27 July 2026 16:48

So, as I said, I'm running it via a Python app, and it doesn't seem to be working—it's not showing any color.

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27 July 2026 16:22

How do I add color to a Python app on a mobile phone? I've already tried using the Colorama library, but it didn't work. Can anyone help me figure out how to add color to a Python app on mobile?

Python

27 July 2026 16:19

but figure out why Colorama thinks the terminal doesn't support it

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27 July 2026 14:04

Agreed on the context part, but I still disagree on needing to master the language

Unlesss you're writing code for missiles or airplanes, deep syntax knowledge is completely irrelevant today. For 99% of dev work, logic and architecture matter way more than the language itself

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27 July 2026 13:51

Because your argument completely ignored it.

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27 July 2026 13:50

why did u explained me this? i know about that

Python

27 July 2026 12:35

You help me for learn python

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27 July 2026 11:24

looks like you need an offtopic group, please delete the off-topic message(s) and continue this conversation at @pythonofftopic

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27 July 2026 11:07

Python or java which one is better for software development

Python

27 July 2026 10:35

Is it for people with ADHD?

Python

26 July 2026 06:27

Hi recently while reviewing my settings in Android I found that even tho in app info it shows no permission allowed yet in special app access I can see same app has permission "manage all system files" permission enabled why?
I have Android 13 I now think, now third party and malware isn't wrong anymore but system apps only are sneakingly feeding on data . While I also saw "files by Google " as system app and it has gray area I can't remove it's permission of "images and photos"
Why no one calling out Google on these things??

Python

25 July 2026 15:45

wrong

this is letterally the difference between a vibe coder and the co-engeneering

I know AI now as now is very powerfull but only if u know how to use it correctly: while u use AI as your complete replace, u will never learn nothing and if the AI makes a bug u are fucked because u don't know the language and so u don't know how to resolve it, meanwhile if u know the language and u know how to make something and u want AI make it, this will help u to make code speedly, so u can do part of code and AI another part, this is team-work, this is ok

so in brief: AI speeds up the work when i already know what do, else you are vibe coding without learning absolutely nothing

Python

28 July 2026 10:46

If you were speaking about ANSI color codes, you may want to install the Termux.
It's imo the best maintained terminal and Linux compatible environment for native executables running without the need of proot, e.g.

Python

27 July 2026 20:54

This is the Python interface for Android.

Python

27 July 2026 18:32

Which Python app? There's no official Python app on Android

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27 July 2026 16:33

Have you tried this?
It all depends where you are running your app

Python

27 July 2026 16:19

could be $TERM or something else

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27 July 2026 14:05

It's sad, I used to be addicted to coding from scratch, but times have changed

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27 July 2026 13:55

i know, but when the projects have a true architecture, AI becames an obstacle as it cannot know about how your project works while you do not explain it to the llm

i see AI as a good resource for fast development, but i also see it as a danger for the beginners as they don't know anything about the language

Python

27 July 2026 13:51

thanks to my projects i'm learning always more about things i never thinked about

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27 July 2026 13:47

If you don't use it, you lose it. Think about how much stuff from school you forgot just because you never practiced it. So that logic doesn't really hold up.

Besides, AI already writes basic code better than any junior. The point of learning today isn't memorizing syntax line-by-line, it's about logic, architecture, and knowing how to guide the tool. Focus has shifted.

Python

27 July 2026 12:13

I would say python if you want quick prototypes. Java if you want security and structure

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27 July 2026 11:23

Which software it is

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27 July 2026 11:02

its just a forbidden ad in here

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26 July 2026 09:35

This is not a Python specific question, please delete your offtopic message, move to @PythonOfftopic and ask there.

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25 July 2026 16:38

Look, I’m not saying you should just assign tasks to the AI ​​and be a "vibe coder"—I’m just saying it should help out. If you didn't get that, you shouldn't have answered or acted like you can see the future.

Python

25 July 2026 15:39

If they want to use it, they use it; it speeds up the work.