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22 February 2026 11:04

Step number one is to make sure that Python relates to your goal. Otherwise you might end up feeling desperate or lose interest. The second step would be to find learning resources. You can try to code alongside books and the official documentation. If you prefer interactivity, check out online courses like FreeCodeCamp, Coddy, or Codecademy. The rule of thumb is to code as you learn, learn as you code. Try not to stay idle and always experiment.

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22 February 2026 10:24

What's the first step towards learning python.
I'm new to the language

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22 February 2026 08:15

I see. However, PHP and Python are different languages. Perhaps you can try asking in the Offtopic group. Good luck in your work!

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22 February 2026 06:44

Yes browser automation or image recognition

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22 February 2026 05:20

What are you talking about?

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21 February 2026 17:25

Check out @PythonRes, a channel for Python resources - video courses, pdf books, tutorials and other info to help you learn Python.

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19 February 2026 16:35

maybe you want to write one yourself and then we can help you

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19 February 2026 14:29

Just use Django that's full battery included

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19 February 2026 11:19

Necro-posting, as mentioned in our rules as being forbidden, is when discussions are resurrected that are older than a day.

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18 February 2026 16:07

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

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18 February 2026 16:07

Good. Then learn Python first.

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18 February 2026 15:55

Let's do it this way. If you have decided to learn Python, ask your questions here. Until then, ask your questions in @pythonofftopic.

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18 February 2026 13:50

Sounds a bit off-topic. Would you mind moving your question to @pythonofftopic instead? Seems like the more appropriate place to discuss this.

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18 February 2026 13:40

The answer is in your heart

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18 February 2026 13:37

Is learning Python difficult

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22 February 2026 11:01

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

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22 February 2026 08:16

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

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22 February 2026 07:00

It depends on what data you're working with. There is software available, but since you're asking in a Python group, there is a module called pyautogui that auto-types using .write, .press, etc. It's good for simple data entries like forms. Or if your data is in Excel (CSV), Python can read and print it with the csv module.

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22 February 2026 06:35

I have a doubt. I'm working in a data entry job. Tell me if there are options for automatic data typing.

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22 February 2026 05:19

i think give you answer for ai

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21 February 2026 17:22

I'm new here as well as to Python. Tried it priorly for the first time in mid-school.

Now I want and need to learn and master it for some long-term goals.

Expecting to receive efficient guidance here.

May I know from where to start?

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19 February 2026 16:28

Please share python bot link

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19 February 2026 14:26

BeautifulSoup is a good thing to look into there

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18 February 2026 16:10

learn python and then learn webscraping

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18 February 2026 16:07

Check out @PythonRes, a channel for Python resources - video courses, pdf books, tutorials and other info to help you learn Python.

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18 February 2026 15:58

I want to learn Python web scraping.

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18 February 2026 15:12

No It's simple language to learn

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18 February 2026 13:49

I asking about to start meeting real website in python from local to deployment to make it live what what more technologies i need to know

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18 February 2026 13:39

Hi, I'm doing a major in Finance. I've heard that by learning Python, I could enhance my career. Could anyone let me know how I can make it useful for my career?

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18 February 2026 13:35

I don't understand the question.