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                    Week One: Python   Hello Everyone! Well it's probably been more than a week since I started with Python but I didn't cover many concepts. Anyways let me explain in an order so it would be easy to understand for people who didn't start.                       So in my previous blog I mentioned the resources I'm using for learning python (will share the link below). So I started with the usual print commands, moved onto arithmetic operators. It was interesting to get my math calculations done using Python. Wish I had known it earlier, my math homeworks would have been completed in seconds.               After that I practised some quizes in DataCamp which really helped me apply the basic knowledge I had, followed which I learnt about Input function. Just by learning these three concepts I was able to do some pretty cool programs like finding area of shapes, age calculator.               I think I learnt about the logical operators (and, or and not) whic

    The Beginner's Confusion       When I was trying to learn programming, I was overwhelmed by the amount of free resources available on the internet. I signed up for lots of free tutorials, online courses, live sessions and ended up not learning productively and efficiently.     However I was able to formulate a plan on how to get started and it saved me a lot of time. I hope everyone who's reading this blog would find it useful too.  What Language should one begin with? fig: different computer languages       I was super confused on what language to begin with, for I wanted to learn the 'BEST' language which would cover all aspects of computer science. But here's the truth, every language has its own use. You need to know what's your need.          I'm starting with python as it is in my college curriculum, even if it wasn't I would still start with python. It's beginner friendly, free and really powerful. You can make good projects in a short spa