#coding python for beginners

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Python is one of the most important coding or programming languages that is used by more than 8 million programmers as their main programming language.Now let's talk about how to learn Python. Python language is the basic and the easiest language compared to any other language.

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Introduction of Python Programming by Prof .Yogesh Sahu

[optimisticduckbird]

Today I learned that if you write something between two sets of three quotation marks in python, it's like doing a comment, kind of, and it's called a docstring. You use it to document your code. In the reST format, you use colons to describe parameters included in your code. On Stackoverflow.com, someone called daouzli put this example:

"""

This is a reST style.

:param param1: this is a first param

:param param2:

this is a second param

:returns: this is a description of what is returned

:raises keyError: raises an exception

"""

I had to look it up because my module in python coding was dropping it into all the examples without any context or explanation!

I also learned that you use def to declare a user-defined function which in plain talk would be a function that you've made and you use def to give it a name so you can call it up easily. For example, if you knew you might want to print a specific combination of things multiple times, you might make a function for it and call the function instead of writing out the whole combination every time.

[vexacarnivorous]

Can u teach me python from basic 🙄pls

ok the problem with this question is that it would simply take too long for me to explain to u the basics of programming like functions, statements, loops, variables etc. but i CAN direct u to some good resources that would help u in ur python journey and explain all this stuff

freecodecamp (i think the person for this course explains it nicely here)

pythonprogramming

i especially recommend u look at this website called fullstackpython, which has HEAPS of python beginner recs that seem very useful

u should also be doing projects & exercises to really hammer in what you're learning, so i'd recommend project euler (also found on freecodecamp) or that u search up 'coding exercises' on google. there are some projects listed in fullstackpython i believe as well

[nzetapuppis]

MUAHAHAHAHAHAAHAAHAHAAHAHAAHAHAHAHA FUCK YOU BOOLEANS I GOT IT RIGHT HAHAHAHAhahahaahah

(me on day 3 of learning python)

[charlieischaos]

python coding except it’s christmassy and i couldn’t finish it in lesson 😭😭

i love ict gcse bc my teacher keeps teaching us a-level stuff to make it easier for us

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[readers-folly]

python will be the death of me

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Give us your best and worst feelings while experiencing being a game dev

okay!

some of the best feelings: working with my new teammate person (the one i mentioned was teaching me a while back! now we're a proper dev team!) and talking about and planning idaes with him

when something finally works

solving a probelm i couldnt figure out a few days ago

when its finally done

watching your characters come to life

COMMENTS HWEN SOMEONE COMMENTS :D ive only gotten one comment on my itch.io games so far but IT MADE ME SO HAPPY and i keep going back to look at it when i need motivation-

playing through with my friends over vc and us making up funny bits and doing voices while we're at it! We had one playthrough where the main character was named paperwork and all their diologue was just paperwork, by the time it was done i was struggling not to say paperwork in the middle of random conversations and frankly it was hilarious

when your friends like your game : ' )

that relatable feeling of playing a game or recalling an odd choice a game developer made in a game you loved once and being like oh I get it now. iiiiiget it now (*glances at pokemon in solemn understanding* i see why you didint do that now. I get it.

the loving feeling of you and your fellow programmer workign on a script and you putting your cursor next to theirs (it feels like a hug <3, its like, programmer cuddles, i am 99% that just an us thing) the utter TRIUMPH of getting something fully functional

when one of your friends decides to latch onto a specific character and loves them and its like YES PLEASE LOVE MY SON I WORKED HARD ON HIM HES A GIFT TO YOU YIPPIEEE

WHEN YOU TRY TO FIX A GLITCH AND THE GAME BOOTS UP PROPERLY AND NOTHINGS WRONG :D

the worst feelings:

when something you worked really hard on doesnt get much attention

when you cant solve a weirdly specific problem (*Shakes fist at color wheels*) and you know its objectively making your game MUCH worse and harder on the player, but you just cant find the information you need to solve it

when youve tried to fix the same bug 10 times and the error log isint changing

thinking you got all the bugs only to find out your newest update is a buggy disaster and one of your characters has decided to become a nudist and preform mitosis which was NOT your goal whatsoever because your naming conventions were flawed

when you have too many files and its just overwhelming-

messing up ONE letter or the indentation on something

problems that take 3 days or more to figure out solutions to

and as the artist and one of the two main programmers: character creation. i understand now why its not more common in video games. this is hard. I definitely intend to do it but golly

trying to balance stats and things

when the game crashes while youre bugfixing-

trying to figure out what strange seemingly alien language your fellow programmer is using to get amazing results because you have to understand how it works so you can actually use the amazing system they made but if you COULD understand it very easily already you would have made it yourself so youre just crawling through it trying to reverse engineer it so you can avoid breaking what they made and add onto it lol

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How to start your career as a coder - guidance of programming for beginners

As we know , the new generation is becoming so advanced with technology. With technology we can do a number of things in less time and effort. Now, learning to code is also a significant part of technology. We can say that coding is an important part of technology. It is a basic and demanding skill for any company which wants to be part of this digital world. 

Here are some significant topics that are discussed to become a good coder -.  

1.Find out why you want to learn to code- 

Before you start studying, think about why you want to learn to code. Think clearly with full focus what thing you  want to learn in coding and why. It is too much. After entering there are many parts available which you can explore.

2.Make a great choice in choosing which coding language for you want to go -

In coding, there are too many programming languages which you can learn but learning each language is a difficult task. As a beginner, you can go with HTML or CSS programming languages which do not contain data structure and algorithms.                                                            

3.Selecting Best coding bootcamps -

           Coding bootcamps are educational programs which are made for development of practical skills. While the institute will different for each bootcamps, you can typically expect to learn:

Programming fundamentals like javascript, CSS and HTML.

Languages which are popular like java, python or C.

Web development.

HTML codes for website development.

4.How to choose a coding bootcamp-

There are various important things which you can remember while choosing a good coding bootcamp -

Learning format - Both online and offline mode for learning is available. You should choose which environment is suitable for you. In online mode you can take classes according to your needs. And in offline mode you get a chance to interact face to face. 

Cost - As we discussed earlier, coding bootcamps can be expensive. You should think about how much you have to spend and how much you want to spend on bootcamps. 

5.Benefits of joining a coding bootcamp-

 Boost your salary potential -  

 In technical professions, demand is increasing with time in comparison to other professions. For software developers, new opportunities are increasing day by day. Now,any tech professional can join any field and department according to their interest. 

Expand your career possibilities - 

The best advantage to join a coding bootcamp is you can increase your skill level. You can learn any new thing with the help of that. The following list details some of the more common jobs you may be able to get after your finish a bootcamp:

1. Back - end developer 

2. Full - stack developer 

3. Junior developer 

4. Software engineer 

5. Application developer 

6. And so on 

[the-english-cowboy]

I have an idea for a game and have already started mapping and planning parts out.

To cut it short, I plan for the game to be a pixel styled game (think Stardew valley or Terraria??) that follows an autistic person (the player) through a series of days, where the player irl can relate to, or learn about how an autistic individual may experience the world and basic day to day tasks.

The inspo came from the game 'Tell Me Why' (which I heavily relate to as a trans man myself) but discussion sparked when me and a friend mentioned how cool it would be to have a game of a similar concept, but relevant to autistic people.

I have experience with coding (to a limited extent? I can use Python and make text based games but that's not exactly helpful for a graphics based game lol) Scratch seems to be okay but doesn't really do what I need it to do.

I'm wondering if anyone has any recs for what I might be able to use to code the game/create sprites, or just any useful tips for starting out in game dev? (PS: If anyone is interested in actually helping with the game then I'm fully open to that too! It's currently just me working on this but I don't mind other people joining!) (ALSO POSTED ON MY REDDIT!)

[victoriousdigital]

[aesthetic-uni]

Okay serious question though, how badly would I fuck everything up by deleting almost everything I have in relation to coding and starting over clean slate style.