Python yes in double quotes!

The most happening thing in life currently. Students who are pursuing their engineering are often told to choose one language as their professional language, Yes, even I am told to do so...

So I just picked up this most popular language called "Python".

Why Python?

Compared to other programming languages, Python is easy to learn. The syntax is straightforward, and this is why Python is regarded as a language suitable for beginners as well as others. Python has a lot of libraries that make developing applications easy.

If you are reading this article and want to start your journey then, let's just prepare a to-do kinda thing below:

1. Code Everyday

2. Write It Out

3. Go Interactive!

4. Become a Bug Bounty Hunter

5. Surround Yourself With Others Who Are Learning

6. Teach

7. Ask “GOOD” Questions

8. Build Something, Anything

9. Contribute to Open Source

10. Go Forth and Learn!

I know how much time we spend preparing a to-do list and how efficiently we keep it aside and move on with other things...

On a serious note:

print ('Hello, world!')

just look at the above code! Isn't it surprising?

Instead of just typing "Hello, world!" we are beautifying the whole sentence with parenthesis and apostrophes and a print command...Don't you think so?

But in reality, It's not!

When I started learning languages I felt the same! But, the beauty is that it directs a computer to complete these commands over and over again, so people do not have to do the task repeatedly. So, there need to be certain rules that a developer needs to follow in each language you choose,

So back in the lane,

I've started my learning journey, I mean the baby steps are towards the documentation that is available on the official_website.

Getting ready to code is not so easy!

Let's work on it.

I'll be updating the progress in the next episode of GRWM says "Python"