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13 December 2025 19:10

https://peps.python.org/pep-0484/#type-aliases

not sure about the best practice, but i think you want to avoid underscores and consistently using CamelCase

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13 December 2025 18:26

Well you can Google it. That's not something specific to python

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13 December 2025 18:16

what does this have to do with Python?

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13 December 2025 17:33

I'm stuck in the api lessons . I'm learning in my android now

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13 December 2025 11:17

https://wiki.python.org/moin/BeginnersGuide/NonProgrammers

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13 December 2025 11:07

hello guys i am new to py how i can start learn it

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13 December 2025 09:37

Hey, I'm switching from JavaScript to Python, so can anyone tell me where to start? I've searched on Google, but most of the results are for beginners.

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12 December 2025 19:31

when you join a group, it is usually good practice to read the rules and avoid breaking them.

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12 December 2025 18:00

Ohhhh, sorry I am new here

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12 December 2025 17:56

just wanted to ask. why? cant i?

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12 December 2025 09:30

Rules in our groups are strictly enforced. It is strongly recommended to read our rules before engaging in any other activity!

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12 December 2025 09:04

Rules in our groups are strictly enforced. It is strongly recommended to read our rules before engaging in any other activity!

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12 December 2025 07:30

Of course
Without practice, you reach what is known as "tutorial hell"

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12 December 2025 07:08

I think so too, but video learning is sometimes easier to get started

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12 December 2025 07:02

I just searched FreeCodeCamp, which is a great learning resource, thank you

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13 December 2025 18:26

what does this have to do with the group topic?

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13 December 2025 18:25

I don't know what api means

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13 December 2025 18:01

Is there any recommended naming convention for TypeVars? Or any widely acknowledged ones? Would like to have a full documentation if there's any. I have been following CamelCase with a trailing (_co for covariant, _contra for contravariant) and sometimes an extra letter or term to differentiate between a concrete class and TypeVar.

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13 December 2025 17:26

"Hi", "hello" and all other socializing goes to @pythonofftopic! Feel free to chat there, and ask for help with Python code here. Don't forget to delete your message from this group!

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13 December 2025 11:14

print a ”hello world”

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13 December 2025 09:45

hello, use roadmap.sh

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13 December 2025 06:48

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12 December 2025 19:27

Rule 1️⃣: Speak English.

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12 December 2025 17:58

Its not in the etiquette to ask personal questions here

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12 December 2025 17:53

where are you located in?

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12 December 2025 09:06

https://wiki.python.org/moin/BeginnersGuide/NonProgrammers

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12 December 2025 09:04

I want to learn Python from the basics.

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12 December 2025 07:20

Quite true if you put it that way. There are still some tutorials which are up to date, though. The user has to code alongside the tutorial, not stare at it expecting their brain to be a sponge to learn, of course. But again, unless it’s paid, it seems to me that nothing can be 'the best' (there are always better tutorials).

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12 December 2025 07:06

Videos only show a little bit
They do not teach you how to deal with errors
They do not teach you everything
They are usually outdated

Learning from videos is not the best idea

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12 December 2025 07:02

Hmm... I personally find videos easier to follow along, though. Maybe you can try Codecademy's Tkinter course. It's made up of projects; solve challenge after challenge to learn as you code?