20 November 2025
May I ask, when I'm learning Python web scraping, what are some good learning methods? I've been reading an introductory-to-practical book, but my progress is very slow. I tend to forget what I've learned after finishing it. I understand when I'm studying, but I don't know where to start when it comes to doing it. Do you have any good suggestions? Which is better, learning through videos or books?
scczs scczsMay I ask, when I'm learning Python web scraping, what are some good learning methods? I've been reading an introductory-to-practical book, but my progress is very slow. I tend to forget what I've learned after finishing it. I understand when I'm studying, but I don't know where to start when it com
It is normal to not beg
able to do things faster when learning, just keep practicing and you'll get used to it
scczs scczsBesides, I want to learn English. Do you have any good methods to recommend? Reading English content is too tiring.
This group is only for python discussion
scczs scczsPerhaps no one can offer me advice.
Or perhaps you need to be more patient, not even 10 minutes passed
OK, I understand. I'm very sorry for the resource consumption.
Wouldn't it be better to learn while doing? When encountering questions that you don't understand, it would be more effective to look up the documentation and remember it. I have decided to put down my books and directly start working on the program projects I want to do. I will grow through difficulties.
scczs scczsOK, I understand. I'm very sorry for the resource consumption.
Wouldn't it be better to learn while doing? When encountering questions that you don't understand, it would be more effective to look up the documentation and remember it. I have decided to put down my books and directly start working on
Yes that's a valid approach but if you struggled while following a material it will be a little bit harder to do it without guidance. But if that suits you it's great, I prefer to do it that way tbh but because once you learn the basic stuff moving is easier
Studying along with the textbook is not very difficult, but it feels like the progress is too slow. I mostly understand the basics of Python, but when it comes to actual operation, I have no idea what to do. I have to rely on the book, but it's impossible to form a long-term memory and I tend to forget things. However, when I look it up in the book again, I can understand it immediately.
21 November 2025
scczs scczsStudying along with the textbook is not very difficult, but it feels like the progress is too slow. I mostly understand the basics of Python, but when it comes to actual operation, I have no idea what to do. I have to rely on the book, but it's impossible to form a long-term memory and I tend to for
Find websites (e.g. Stackoverflow, Coddy), watch video courses, use flashcards, etc. If books don't work, try something that moves.
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bro i don’t recommend telebot, aiogram seems to be much better.
at the start telebot is easier but its for noobs, at some point telebot won’t be enough and you will restudy for aiogram
the main difference is that aiogram is async and telebot is sync and its bad yk
Hi everyone, I can't solve the loop problems in Python.
- Write a program—a "surprise pie" simulator—that, when launched, displays one of five different "surprises", chosen randomly.
- Write a program that "flips" a virtual coin 100 times and reports how many times heads came up, and how many times tails.
- Modify the "Guess the Number" program so that the player has a limited number of attempts. If the player does not guess the correct number (and loses), the program should output the harshest possible message.
- And here is a more complex task. Write a pseudocode algorithm for a game in which a computer guesses a number between 1 and 100, and the person thinks of a number. Before starting to write the code, think about what the optimal guessing strategy should be. If your pseudocode algorithm is successful, try implementing the game in Python.
IVANHi everyone, I can't solve the loop problems in Python.
- Write a program—a "surprise pie" simulator—that, when launched, displays one of five different "surprises", chosen randomly.
- Write a program that "flips" a virtual coin 100 times and reports how many times heads came up, and how many time
You should use the random method on numpy library
IVANHi everyone, I can't solve the loop problems in Python.
- Write a program—a "surprise pie" simulator—that, when launched, displays one of five different "surprises", chosen randomly.
- Write a program that "flips" a virtual coin 100 times and reports how many times heads came up, and how many time
Or just import the random module and use the random.randint() function.
IVANHi everyone, I can't solve the loop problems in Python.
- Write a program—a "surprise pie" simulator—that, when launched, displays one of five different "surprises", chosen randomly.
- Write a program that "flips" a virtual coin 100 times and reports how many times heads came up, and how many time
Where's your code?