New Users Introduce Yourself

[Kebap]

Hi teedesignshop, how are you? Are you new to python or a regular coder?

[sparkz_alot]

hi Kebap,
nice to see you. and thank you
I am a new coder could you help me to code or guide me as a basic coder to improve me.

Welcome, teedesignshop to the forum and to Python.  The purpose of this forum is to assist members, not necessarily to teach Python.  We do, however, have a great collection of resources listed here: Free Python Resources, you are sure to find something, whether in video, web tutorials or books that will help you get started. Of course, if during the learning process, you have questions, we are here to help you along. As a new programmer, I would make a few suggestions:
1) Use the latest version of Python (currently 3.6.2). We have a nice tutorial on how to install it on Windows in our tutorial section  here: Installation For Windows (ignore that it shows for 3.6.0, it still applies to 3.6.2)
(Note: If you are using the Linux OS, chances are you already have Python 2.7 and Python 3.x already installed)
2) Do a search for Python IDE's.  There are a number of them out there, so try a couple and pick the one you are most comfortable with.
3) Have Fun

[Tyagi_j]

Hi
I'm tyagi and new to this forum

[sparkz_alot]

Welcome Tyagi, to the forum. If we can be of any assistance, let us know. Be sure sure to read our Help/Rules document on how to properly post on the forum.

[syogun]

Hi everyone, I'm new to here. I teach myself Python. I know little about programming, but I really want to understand what's going on when I use some amazing softwares and I also want to make something that can help others.

Any suggestions for me? A Python beginner.

[ichabod801]

Any suggestions for me? A Python beginner.

We have a list of free Python resources in the Tutorials section. You might want to check that out.

[syogun]

Any suggestions for me? A Python beginner.

We have a list of free Python resources in the Tutorials section. You might want to check that out.

Yeah, that's actually what I want. Thank you so much! You helped me a lot.

[sparkz_alot]

Welcome, Syogun. As with all new members, I ask that you read the Help / Rules document before posting. The other thing I like to recommend to new users is, if possible, get the latest version of Python (currently 3.6.2). If you are on a Linux system, you may have two versions- 2.7.x and 3.x.x, depending on the OS. If that is the case, ignore the 2.7 version and focus on the 3.x version.

Take your time when learning, having a strong understanding of the basics is paramount in understanding more advanced concepts. Make sure any books or tutorials you use are centered on Python 3. We have a list of resources located here: Free Python Resources, as well as some very good tutorials, take some time to browse through them. For some ideas on what to program, check this link: Programming Ideas. I usually tell people to program things that are related to their interests.

Other than that, the best advice I can offer is be patient and above all, have fun.

[arp0009]

Hello everyone,
I am Aishwarya Pradhan from India. I am currently working as a freelancer and in contract with a company. I am an intermediate Python and beginner Django Developer. Looking forward to learn, hangout and make some programmer Friends.

[ichabod801]

Welcome, Aishwarya.