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I have a basic (?) knowledge of C and Java. I've done some project in the early semesters of my undergraduation with it, but programming was always kind of a scary place to me as I never felt that creative or a person that had quick thinking, so I built a wall around it and made the best I could to keep distance of it. But I've been looking to lose some irrational fears (or at least see if this is really not my thing). I plan to play a little with the automation of my bedroom. Simple things at first, really just a thing to get me engaged (And maybe add another language in my resume ). My friend suggested to use Python! I heard of it, but never used it.
People who used/use/know somethina about Python, what do you suggest to newbie such as me? I think Arduino doesn't use Pyton, but maybe I can find a library to use Python with it. Or buy a PI?
I looked into some websites but I don't know, some start talking about the history of programming....I just want some help to start it. lol
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Hey Felipe! I use Udemy to learn new languages. The courses are quick, to the point, and only teach you what you want to know (Python in this instance). I linked a really popular one to you below, it's on sale for only $11, and it's permanent -- you'll always have access to it.
https://www.udemy.com/python-the-complete-python-developer-course/
Hope this helps
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Thanks kiwi! The prices are really good. (There's a promotion going too!) :D
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