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  1. 1 hour ago, Error404 said:

    Did CompSci at GCSE and learned Python during it, you don't really go too in-depth so you probably won't have too much trouble. Fantastic resource that's free is CodeAcademy - https://www.codecademy.com/learn/python. That's how I got started. Python is very versatile, lots of people criticize it for being slow as it's an interpreted not compiled language. However this isn't really applicable unless you have a VERY complex program. At that point, you would probably not be posting on here. :)

    Just a piece of advise, once you've completed the course and have a basic understanding of Python (and programming principles) start a little project. Whether it's a Python compiler for Duckyscript, or whatever, you learn so much more this way as you gain practical knowledge from reading sites like Stack Overflow and you then have something to show for it which really makes it worth while.

    Thank you so much, ive checked out CodeAcademy and it looks alot better to interpret than the other material ive read. Im actually pretty excited about this aha, thanks again

  2. Hey, 

    I have had urges to learn how to code, id like to code python because that is what i am doing next year for my GCSE computing but ive had no success. Id like people to give me advise on how to get started for coding python and maybe even how you got started coding and the path you took, because i am looking to pursue python and want to be able to code in this language fluently. I think this will not only be useful for me but also be an excellent pass time over the summer break. 

    Thanks, 

    ~Prescient

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