I’m looking for help from a person — Google Hangouts tutoring is fine by me.
Ask HN: Looking for a Python tutor – can anyone help?
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#2How can I help you ?
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#3What can you offer? We probably don't want to do for money. What skills can you share so that the person can share his python expertise
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#4There are several good Python books to start with depending on what you're trying to build. Many of them are published by O'Reilly. Have you considered going this route?
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#5How much could you pay?
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#6What resources have you tried on your own? What is hanging you up? What OS are you on? I really liked Learn Python the Hard Way.
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#7Not specifically what you're looking for, but #python in the freenode IRC network (as well as #programming and #yourlanguagehere) has been an invaluable learning resource, just to throw questions at and learn from the experience of others. I've also helped others on these channels, which broadens my own understanding while 'giving back'.
Not necessarily the same as a dedicated tutor, but it was helpful for me
Re: Ask HN: Looking for a Python tutor – can anyone help?
#8Not strictly tutoring, but Sentdex's videos on youtube are absolutely fantastic for getting you up to speed on some very important parts of python.
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#9What can you offer in exchange? Tutoring for another language? Money? Ferrero Rocher chocolates?
Also do you have already a project in mind you’d like to build in Python? I find it much easier to learn if you’re building a real thing rather than doing meaningless exercises.