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Aella
@Aella_Girl
ok all you guys are helpfully telling me to do like 30 different things, none of which ive tried actually work so heres a telegram group im gonna be dramatically upset into if you wanna answer my baby Python questions t.me/+vzmvyweMs49mO
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Aella
@Aella_Girl
bruh im like 'ok maybe i can try learning python on my own' and immediately am stuck cause i cant figure out how to make my cursor go up to delete a previous line
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emily
@emnode
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@Aella_Girl
Don't be discouraged. I've seen a lot of replies here and these people mean well but they are mostly just making your learning curve steeper. Coding is not too hard, but 'working with an environment' can be complicated. You don't need that complication as a beginner. (1/2)
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Karls Jr
@karlspopper
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@Aella_Girl
Going into this telegram you see how the 10x engineer is born. 95% of programmers still have a shaky idea of what’s going on inside the computer At the same time, it’s working pretty well and it looks like you’re learning!
FullMetalJesus2.0
@FullMetalJesus2
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@Aella_Girl
To be clear, I'm suggesting learning relational database basics: structure/architecture, concepts, queries, tables, joins -before using Python to dissect and analyze data (stored in a database). The most common and simplest to learn is SQL (any SQL derivative).