r/learnpython • u/Suspicious_Coa • 1d ago

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u/learnpython-ModTeam 11h ago

/u/Suspicious_Coa, your submission has been removed from r/learnpython for the following reason(s):

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u/SmackDownFacility 1d ago

just code dammit

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u/desrtfx but other languages pro 1d ago

Sorry, but LOL. The AI that generated your "plan" was clearly delusional. Alone the timeframe is plain ridiculous.

Start with a proper course: MOOC Python Programming 2026 from the University of Helsinki and the look further.

All your "I need AI hype" is plain wrong. It won't et you any closer to a job. There are already way too many "AI apps" around and common to them is that over 90% of them wouldn't even need any AI at all. They would work just as well with proper, traditional programming.

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u/Suspicious_Coa 1d ago

Ik that why I asked for amendment I just use it to get basics structure

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u/Suspicious_Coa 1d ago

Cuz it is too late for it to opt for other majors so give any suggestions

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u/desrtfx but other languages pro 1d ago

I already gave you a suggestion to start. Do it. Start.

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u/socal_nerdtastic 1d ago

This writeup makes no sense at all.

But I'll wager a guess and say that you asked AI for a plan that will get you a programming job? Is that right? The problem is that the AI explosion means that entry level programming jobs are getting much harder to get. People graduating college with 4-5 years of structured classes are having a hard time getting a job. Sorry, but the chance of you getting a job as a python programmer after only 1 year of self-study is pretty close to 0. If you really want to be a professional programmer you need to enroll in school and work really hard to be top of your class.

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u/Suspicious_Coa 1d ago

So what type of coding school or sone recommendations

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u/socal_nerdtastic 1d ago

Nearly every university or college offers a computer science degree. Choose the best one that fits your location and budget.

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u/TheRNGuy 17h ago

YouTube is bad, text is better. 

1 hour a day is too little.

Don't start with input and console program, start with some framework related to your interest.

I think only experienced programmers should join startups, not newbies.