Using an IDE like PyCharm is really helpful in testing and giving formatting suggestions.
With PyCharm (or other IDE's) it will underline code that is incorrect or missing key formatting elements - it also makes executing your code easy for testing and gives a bit more feedback which is really helpful when learning
I think something that helped me learn is having a problem to solve, I don't/can't learn well from reading a tutorial or book so having a problem and working out how to get a result was key for me to learning it - eventually incorporating more complex ideas and methods as I went on
Using an IDE like PyCharm is really helpful in testing and giving formatting suggestions.
With PyCharm (or other IDE's) it will underline code that is incorrect or missing key formatting elements - it also makes executing your code easy for testing and gives a bit more feedback which is really helpful when learning
I think something that helped me learn is having a problem to solve, I don't/can't learn well from reading a tutorial or book so having a problem and working out how to get a result was key for me to learning it - eventually incorporating more complex ideas and methods as I went on