Please give a tips for learning python beginning

Do it

@dontPanic l am not understand to what you say

@preet345 https://lmgtfy.com//...

@shoop is it?

@dontPanic yea sorry it's connected to the internet and the internet is run by the Chinese government.

Gotta stick to stone tablets locked away in the basement. That's the only true privacy you'll get 🤷🏻‍♂️

@shoop it gets the job done fine tbh

@Stuxnet @shoop are you guys now going to roast me for using a search engine that I like? lol

@shoop alright let it be then

@preet345 https://scrimba.com/ and www.freecodecamp.org and www.codecademy.com

@shoop dude afaik ddgo is bought by google, not bing.

@dontPanic thanks

@heyheni thanks

python -c “print(‘beginning’)”

wiki.python.org/moin/BeginnersGuide

@melezorus34 it's not owned by any.
It has a partnership with Apple for its maps, but it's anonymised searches.

@dontPanic it's true, @shoop is right, DuckDuckGo doesn't have the ability to predict and bubble search based on your historic searches, so it can be difficult to find things in niche areas, but... the fact it doesn't track and create a bubble is a bonus for some people.

As for "uses bing", it does, it also uses Yandex, Yahoo, Wolfram Alpha and has its own crawler, plus uses a community "instant answers"

https://duck.co/ia

It really comes down to what you are searching, and how ninche to why ever you are doing is, I find my self throwing !g in every now again, but for the most part DDG finds what I'm looking for.

🤦‍♂️
As for OP @preet345 did you even look at https://docs.python.org/3/...?

@C0D4 Don't kid yourself. You know the answer already

@Stuxnet it's always the same shit.

They wanna learn how but never actually fucking try anything. For God's sake if you can't Google how to start learning python you're not gonna cut it in this industry where being able to teach yourself new skills is a necessity.

@Stuxnet one can only hope... he managed to find us somehow right?