So excited that you have decided to embark on the journey of learning Python! One of the most common questions we receive from our readers is “What’s the best way to learn Python?”

Why is knowing how to learn so important? 
The answer is simple: as languages evolve, libraries are created, and tools are upgraded. Knowing how to learn will be essential to keeping up with these changes and becoming a successful programmer.  
First, you have to know about Python?
Python is an important programming language that any developer should know. Many programmers use this language to build websites, create learning algorithms, and perform other important tasks. But trying to learn Python can be intimidating, frustrating, and difficult, especially if you’re not sure how to approach it.  
Before you start diving into learning Python, it’s worth asking yourself why you want to learn it. This is because it’s going to be a long and sometimes painful journey. Without enough motivation, you probably won’t make it through. Make no mistake, even when you skip the “cliff of boring,” learning Python is still challenging.  
The diverse application of the Python language is a result of the combination of features which give this language an edge over others.

Some of the benefits of programming in Python include:

• Presence of Third Party Modules
• Extensive Support Libraries
• Open Source and Community Development
• Learning Ease and Support Available
• User-friendly Data Structures
• Productivity and Speed

The future scope of python programming language also depends on its competitors in the IT market. But, due to the fact that it has become a core language for future technologies such as artificial intelligence, big data, etc., it will surely gonna rise further and will be able to beat its competitors.  How to start

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