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Can someone give me real life examples where python code can be used? I am really confused and really stuck in learning process

I can't figure it out how can learning this 2+3 returns false and 5+5 == 10 return true help me finding a job ? I understand that python is used for some kind of programming but what kind of examples does python developer do if he have a job as python developer like example what code he write daily like an example like what kind of tasks he do in python code examples not saying that he just programms stuff like real code with example task in python with task in English

10th Apr 2020, 7:12 PM
kaspars kaspars
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Ok...just keep learning. It is just like an artist doing some paintings. One may not understand what he is trying to paint at the early stage. But when he is done, his painting will be an object worthy of admiration. Keep learning. You won't tell a child that he is not a human just because he falls when trying to learn how to walk. Soon he will gain mastery and be a champion in athletes. Note: make sure you understand each module and try writing codes with them before moving to the next. You can also check the comment section in case you don't understand a module. It's step by step.
10th Apr 2020, 7:44 PM
Jolomi Tosanwumi
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A master is one that has failed more times than the beginner has tried. Errors are no stranger to the best of programmers but the best programmers are those that learn from errors, fix them and run the codes again. It is an iteration process that takes one closer and closer to the answer...beginning to talk about machine learning😀 In summary learn from your errors and not lament for your errors
10th Apr 2020, 7:58 PM
Jolomi Tosanwumi
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I had the same problem when i first starting to learn python. Patience is the key. First I decided to use python to learn how to implement simple algorithms like bubble sort, radix sort, any sorting algorithms, in short a simple (console) program that accepts user input using the input() function. I found it to be the best way to familiarize myself with all the basic syntax of Python. After that i decided to use python to create a simple graphics game, using one of it's popular module, 'pygame'. After that i focused myself on learning testing and automation with it, python has a framework for it called robot framework together with the selenium library. It was for my second internship actually, as a software tester (web applications to be exact), and for the most recent one i used it to build a web app, a student information system, using python's django web framework. Always learn the basics first and then apply it to solve some real world problems, no matter how simple it is. good luck and enjoy learning
12th Apr 2020, 2:19 PM
Kinowe Sunga
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Check out Code Coach for close to real life problems.
10th Apr 2020, 7:28 PM
Jolomi Tosanwumi
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I was thinking the same at the beginning, but i don't want to stop learning.
12th Apr 2020, 1:19 PM
Mikeul
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Then you may google on that topic to get more explanations or read more comments. You may also post such problem in the Q&A session
10th Apr 2020, 8:03 PM
Jolomi Tosanwumi
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You asked python to print "x is bigger than c" when x < c. But is x actually less than c? No! because x = 12, c = 8. So the print line won't get executed and no more code to run after that hence no ouput. Isn't that simple?
10th Apr 2020, 8:19 PM
Jolomi Tosanwumi
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No worries. I learn already month or more, but as well jus trying to wright simple codes but don't know how to use in real life. I already wrote some codes, where you can input some data and get different answers. But it is very simple thinks, but anyway I proud of my self. I'm 50 years old. I don't know, will I be programmer, but for me it is interesting and I want to see and reach results, how it looks in real life. So just patience and good luck 😉
11th Apr 2020, 10:54 PM
Sigitas S
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Python is a general purpose language, you can use it for many things. If you feel that you've already learned enough, i would encourage to learn other skills that require the use of python. For instance you can learn machine learning with pthon, econometrics with python, webscraping with python, and so on. This might help in applying hour python knowledge.
12th Apr 2020, 5:57 AM
João Cláudio Macosso
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You need to know how bricks are before you can build a wall. Python is used in programs like Dropbox, Blender, Inkscape. Python can be used to create any kind of program. Keep learning and you will see.
12th Apr 2020, 8:07 AM
Ricardo Francisco Luis
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Python is a machine level language and works under Oracle lmt.It is higher level language. although it use to encode and decode data by an assembler . job is not way for learning but if you further want to make an experience in appointing in for this field . you should have a kneen knowledge of data science and technology degree. you will get the post in microprocessor department. for applying a job make a resume or profile in a unique way. must attached your technical certificate it is necessary. plessessssssss up vote me
12th Apr 2020, 7:12 PM
Insane
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I’ve been on Sololearn for about 1 year. I don’t think 3 years practicing every hour of every day would make you a programming expert. There’s so much information out there, and it expands so quickly, that we could never hope to really become an expert. Solo learm teaches you basics for any language so that even when u got to learn other additional concepts on a particular language you be able to learn without obstacles
11th Apr 2020, 1:22 AM
Josaphat NGOGA UWIZEYE
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Well let me give a simple comparison of how we begin studying at about the age of 3 and it's even possible that by 15 you've not narrowed down to what exactly you want to do But despite all, there is a field you enjoy and getting more knowledge in it can allow you take it on a life time journey. However, python is very important in data science, designing programs and other various fields not known to some people. Please just hang in there, you never know where it could lead you
12th Apr 2020, 9:53 AM
Atuhaire Banura Edwin
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I made a python script that pause the playback when someone else the me is lisening to Spotify. My family got really mad
12th Apr 2020, 9:56 AM
Oliver Sakkestad
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It's not appropriate for me to comment since I myself never had to look for a job yet! But there is one thing that i have understood. To get to a potential employer, you will have to STAND OUT from the crowd. That is, one needs to advertise his/her skills to land a job these days. People hire you to get their work done. You would agree with me on this that, its not very convenient to hire someone who may not have the NECESSARY SKILL SET OR TOOLKIT. There are faaaar too many potential geniuses in this world of ours. One needs to stand out among them too! Python, or let me talk about coding in general, proves that you have decent ANALYTICAL SKILLS. Schools emphasize on Maths for the very same reason. You can quote me on this: With coding as a tool, you can create the world. It's just soooo versatile! Also, unlike Algebra, you will be using Python in the future ;) Last but not the least, CODING IS FUN. SO WHY NOT??
12th Apr 2020, 5:13 PM
Pranay Nayak
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Python Developer. Becoming a Python developer is the most direct job out there for someone who knows the Python programming language. ...Product Manager. ...Data Analyst. ...Educator. ...Financial Advisors. ...Data Journalist.
12th Apr 2020, 7:17 PM
Insane
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kaspars kaspars / is used for basic division which may give answer as a float or an integer whereas the % operand gives the remainder after division from the division of two numbers and // gives exact number of integers from a division excluding the remainder
12th Apr 2020, 7:50 PM
Atuhaire Banura Edwin
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I open the code coach and don't understand nothing, damn I have spent so much time and I can't write absolutely nothing on code coach first easies python task.. I read other people learn within a month and get a job with a month etc but i feel like I learn nothing in month, why is that? I read I should code more than learn but I still don't understand what does that mean because I don't know what to write when I open python document. I tried to overwrite some simple code but still later on I can't write it without looking and don't understand the most parts of the code (((((
10th Apr 2020, 7:34 PM
kaspars kaspars
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I am reading every task like 10 times and the comments aswell but i don't get it just dont
10th Apr 2020, 7:58 PM
kaspars kaspars
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You are not that other person,stop comparing with them or you will never get started,maybe they can grasp the concepts quickly ,or they maybe familiar with other languages ,when code coach came in I was learning python as well ,I cudn't solve or understand many things ,had to leave after 2-3 problems but then in my whole journey of 6 months python learning(since I have other things to do as well,I coded a lot,read tutorials,didn't even got started with oop) but when I came back and got some holidays ,I solved all code coach problems in 4-5 days ,as you can see it is a slow process for some like me!
10th Apr 2020, 10:30 PM
Abhay
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