How Long Does It Take to Learn Python? (And Get a Job)

I’m a civil engineer and I’m trying to learn python, fingers crossed!

easy and to the point. good vid. i'ts encouraging to think that it does not have to take YEARS as a beginner. Feel ready to start now,. Thanks

"Your job opportunities is not limited by the language you choose to learn." That settles it then, I'm going to learn Qbasic!

Do you offer some sort of type of school from 0-5 levels?

I was in the British Army for 8 and a half years (sf 3 of those years) now have been a carpenter specializing in finish carpentry for 3 years. Loved time in the military overall and still enjoy carpentry and building now, but I’ve just started learning Python after getting curious about how programming works when I was bored one day and going down a rabbit hole of information and finding it fascinating. Hoping to learn Python well then learn other languages and look for a job in programming. I’m 30 but my back and knees feel 50 with my previous jobs and certain injuries I’ve picked up over the years and I owe it to my body to do something where I can sit down a bit more, from what I’ve seen the money is nice but honestly I just enjoy learning new stuff every time I sit down at the computer! Looking forward to my programming journey!

I am very fast learner , I have a master degree in computer and i've been away for sometime , and to be honest it take me two year for me to be happy programmer , its correct I was developing in early 6 months but it's vast , very vast and you can not save all that in your memory , so if you are in it , you are in for life and you can not take your self away , and be back where you think you was cause all things changing constantly , the thing with python is that It makes other languages so hard.

great content, how do you only have 20k subscribers?

Great video... Much appreciation.
Do I need mathematics to learn python?
I am a total beginner. Thanks

Good video. Keep going !

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I'm just starting .
I love it this is a whole new world to me .
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Is there a free framework for developing multiplataform GUI in Python ? (Like Flutter, QT, etc)

Thank you

Hey can uh plz tell how to find worldwide jobs of python plzzzzzzz

great job ALLAHADULILAH

Very helpful

informative and impressive . Great video .

xtrmly helpful content

3 to 6 months, how many hours per day?

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Can I learn python,at my age 30 and get job!!!..plzz suggest me

He’s right try learning 2 -3 programming languages

im 32 years old , is it too late for me to start learning?

Im on day 18 of my python course. I did not know you had different pythons lol

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your video was very informative for beginners.

It took me a little over 9 months before I got my first job but I wasn’t working at the time and I was dedicated 40 hrs a week of programming

I have no background in programming but I reached level 0 - 1 in roughly 2.5 weeks while practicing 6 - 4 hours a day.

if i want to get an internship what should i need to know to not struggle? what level i need to be on? will it take me 6 months to learn the concepts for internships?

how long to get a job ? = 1-learn python (7-8 MONTH) , 2- learn how to take an interview(1-2MONTH) == So around a year

if im learning the front end developing path...where does python come in to play? Bc i know usually its HTML, CSS, JAva, React on most coding bootcamp/self study.

How do I approach this?

my ultimate goal is to get a dev job and eventually build SaaS later on and AI etc?

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Been learning python for 5 or more months but I just can’t do it. I keep trying and I will keep doing it but I just can’t get passed the basics. In code wars in alright on 8KYU, but when I get to 7KYU it’s a new world, I see double modulus, millions of brackets, Jesus Christ. I need help.

What book or where do i learn as an accountant and not into programming?

Thank you. Great vid.

What are the best channels to learn Python?

Thanks for this and thanks for all comments!

So starting out as a front end developer going into UX, I’m now (sort of) tired of that and web. The market is bloated with those kinds of skills and building apps has slowed down. So I stand between sharpening my React skills or simply ditch that and jump into Python. Taking a Udemy course now which is great so far. I also think JS and Python are good to know in tandem.

But here’s the crux so to speak. I’m not a genius at math but I like programming and have done so in JavaScript a fair bit. I like Python for its diversity but then again each tool for the right job, can’t use it for everything effectively I’ve been told.

So if I don’t get into ML or data science, if math is crucial there or companies require BsC in those – can Python work for cybersecurity, embedded systems, web, etc? I believe it can but is it valid to master Python, thinking long term and being relevant for hiring while looking at the market?

Web today is all HTML, CSS and JS which I’ve done quite a bit. It’s tiresome with JS and their libraries. It never ends.

(I’ve been thinking of doing cybersecurity as a career change or IoT)

Ps. I’m now 46 so I want to make a “smart switch” for the rest of my career. 😅

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Everyone takes different amount of time learning things and if your younger it will probably take longer

Hi, Iam a none IT-based and i have zero background about IT fields, I saw a course in Udemy that gives the opportunity to learn Paython in 100 days, offering 60 hours, is it ok for me as a completely beginner to enroll in this course? Kindly advise and thanks in advance.

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