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Help with learning path - xmendizabal - Feb-19-2020
Hello, community! I am pretty new to python programming, though I do have knowledge of other languages (Pascal and Matlab). I need to learn object-oriented programming for a new job I have been offered, and I was wondering what could be the best learning route to take in order to maximize time.
Right now, I am going through the well-known Python Crash Course book just to get familiar with the syntax.
How would you advise me to continue learning to become skilled at object-oriented programming?
Thanks!!
RE: Help with learning path - michael1789 - Feb-19-2020
I'm sure the more experienced people here will have a more comprehensive answer, but I think this video is a good start. He makes really good videos, so it's a place to start.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZDa-Z5JzLYM
RE: Help with learning path - xmendizabal - Feb-19-2020
Thanks a lot michae1789!
RE: Help with learning path - Jan_97 - Feb-19-2020
You could also watch some youtube tutorial codes and then proceed to add something/change the code to fit your liking more. That's what I do a lot and it really helps the learning process!