CS50P el curso de Python de Harvard es de los mejores explicados, y python si sabes minimamente ingles es facil

cs50p and prob chalta rahe ga saath sath, pick a project (web server or chatbot or wtvr and start on it as well),

this is cs50ai ki outline, you'll study all of this (probably except NN and NLP) in ai ka course, toh you can do this in 3rd month. Abhi complete cs50p if you've alr started it, and do prob & stats thoroughly. that's a M U S T, it's the one thing that'll keep helping you forever.

Starting the day with CS50P again. Starting to feel a bit more comfortable. Next up: starting “Automate the Boring Stuff with Python” — I want to move from theory to actually building useful little tools. The plan is to keep the fundamentals strong while starting to make practical things. Slow but steady. Anyone else reading this book or have tips for it?

-doesn't matter they just need to see if you've done something (?) and for that i started learning python using cs50p i was then going to move to cs50 AI aur phir dono ke baad was planning on starting the chatbot and I have been doing dsa alongside

Just finished the Exceptions chapter in CS50P 🩶 Error handling finally clicked after fighting with it for a while. Feels good to understand why things break instead of just copying solutions. Still got a long way to go, but I’m keeping the momentum. Small consistent steps > perfection. Back to building tomorrow.

You’re already doing the right thing by thinking ahead and wanting a skill that generates income before you commit capital to markets. That’s the correct order of operations. My honest recommendation is learn Data Analytics or Python for Finance/Automation and this is why. You already have a head start. Since you’ve been studying financial markets since January, you understand the domain. Learning Python or data analytics and data analysis puts a technical layer on top of knowledge you already have. That combination is rare and valuable. Financial data scientists are in demand globally. If you go deeper into financial data specifically, you can position for fintech companies, trading firms, and research outfits that pay very well. The other option worth considering is Backend Web Development (Python/Django or Node.js). Slightly longer runway to earning, but the job market is massive and the remote opportunities are borderless. Start with Python either way. It is the common thread across both paths. Resources to begin are like CS50P on edX (free), then Automate the Boring Stuff, then pick your lane. Just my kind of advice. Good luck.

Nope, built it myself ~ CS50P taught me the foundations, applied them here. Every bug was very much mine to debug 😭

hier et un peu ce w-e > CS50p : variables, conditions, loops > 2 leetcode SQL medium je rush les projets du cs50p , le but c'est de penser vite et du mieux possible d'un point de vue algo sans ia sur des exos court en python ensuite avant de commencer le cs50ai

I Continued Building My CLI Expense Tracker What I achieved: ✅ Menu-driven interface ✅ Input validation ✅ List of dictionaries for storage ✅ Expense totals Next: persistent storage with JSON so expenses remain after closing the app. #Python #CS50P #BuildInPublic

12. TL;DR: Learn how AI works → 3Blue1Brown Learn Python → CS50P Learn ML → ML for Beginners Build neural nets → Karpathy Build AI projects → fast .ai Master LLMs → LLM Course Learn prompting → Anthropic Guide Build LLM apps → LLM Zoomcamp Learn AI agents → Microsoft Agents Learn MCP → Anthropic Academy Deploy projects → Hugging Face The formula: Learn → Build → Deploy → Share That's how AI engineers are made.

2. Learn Python the right way. Resource: Harvard CS50P Skip the endless YouTube tutorials. Spend a few weeks building a real foundation instead. Variables. Functions. Loops. Classes. Everything you'll need later in AI starts here.

Building an AI Study Assistant in Python 🛠️ Day 1: Got PDF text extraction working using PyPDF2 Upload any PDF → code reads every page → returns clean text . Sounds simple but this is the foundation everything else builds on CS50P finally being put to actual use 👀

Just pushed all 8 weeks of Harvard's CS50P to GitHub Python. Problem sets. All of it. Week 7 (Regex) nearly broke me 😭 but made it through. CS50 doesn't hold your hand-and that's exactly why it works. 👇 github.com/Riyasharma-17/cs5…

Python is the most valuable free skill you can learn in 2026 and most of you are sleeping on it. It powers data science. Automation. AI tools. Web scraping. Finance modeling. Here is the exact free path: → CS50P on edX — Harvard's free Python course → Automate the Boring Stuff — free at automatetheboringstuff.com → TechWithTim on YouTube — beginner to advanced completely free → r/learnpython on Reddit — 800,000 members who will answer any question → Build 3 projects. Post them on GitHub. Entry level Python developer — $70,000 to $90,000. Data analyst with Python — $85,000 to $110,000. The language is free to learn. The salary increase is permanent. Start tonight.

so hii let's have a intro :) I am soumodeep, second year ended and this is the first month long break i had got in my 2 years. reflecting back, i am never satisfied with myself and that's a problem with me. no one knows me here (mostly) , and so i can rant freely and idc even if so. first year: > my first year went totally into fafo-ing around, settling myself in the offline world, after being locked in inside home for about 5 years ( covid batch and dummy school a drop year lol) > always loved computers and tech, and considered myself better than others in this regard till i came here and got to know the world is bigger than we can imagine. > started with python back in 2024 after getting into college with CS50P and then later started learning development through theodinproject and later from harkirat's lectures. wanted to learn dev so that I can build stuff and not to stay dependent on others and was able to learn and apply it . > continued it for the first whole year,i was naive to think that it'd be the quickest way for me to be financially independent. that i'd learn this and make projects and get an intern or remote offer soon. > yeah that was my first mistake :) chasing for that quick success rather than doing things for the love of the game. > joined my uni's robotic club, even being from core circuital branch never gave myself a chance and always excused to only do the "software stuff". > i have a huge problem of getting fomo from my surroundings, you are a product of your environment and looking everyone around me passionate about things made me question myself everytime, what's a thing that i like the most? what'd be that thing that i can say to everyone, i like this! > eventually my cgpa always suffered because of this, till date it's always decreasing, but anyways i always managed to pass stuffs ( and so the fear of being a failure always haunted me). > won 2 hackathons in my first year, met many different people, friends with some and best friends with few ( and i still love them), but learnt how not to trust everyone and get used by others the hard way. > I started this account a year back, and I have been active here on X for more than 2 years now. > and first year ended with a chaos in just around 4-5 months ( yeah our session started veryyyy late). second year: > started the new academic year with hiccups and tbh i really don't remember anything that happened to me in my 3rd semester, it just feels like it passed in a breeze and i am myself shocked about it. > but the only thing i can remember forever is that i met the best persons in my life in this semester and i can vouch for it, i have now surrounded myself with the best persons around in my life and i am grateful to everyone. > and also this was the semester where in dropped development and started learning ML all along, this time for the love of the game. all the major events in my college life happened in my 4th semester: > stayed all nights for few weeks in the college to prepare for our club's first International rover challenge and i went to my first event outside the state and though it was a miss but am happy i was able to contribute and in the lowest budget possible we ended up in top 20! > then, left the club thereafter coz i realised i can't ride two boats simultaneously. > went all in ML with my friend @Soumyajit_003 and things have been the best thereafter. > we went to IIITH with all odds against us, but still grabbed top 4. > created an instagram account and started posting songs ( coz i love to sing ) :') > started to live a life after a long, talked and shared things with my mother everyday ( i am forever grateful to her, only i know the struggles she did to bring me uptill here being a single-parent and i wanna give her all the happiness she deserves ) > yeah i was (and maybe still am) depressed, out of my mind, questioned myself everyday, but i had people along the way with whom i can share anything, specially @that_chand , brother from different mother, we never met irl and had known him from my class 9 lol ( thanks to twitter ) and we talked everyday till date and i rlly wish to meet him this year aah. we both have seen each other's ups and downs more than anyone else :') and can be the biggest villain too of each others lives :P > and thanks to sneha aka @Zyara_1ot to threaten and motivate me everyday to post on X 😭, though it was me who introduced her to this platform lmao. She made me get the premium and for me to get comfortable here, post everything i had in my mind here so that i can post regularly from now and stay on track and connect to more people. i am grateful to all the peoples i passed by here all these months and saw them grow from nothing to something and i always feel better by seeing them in my tl. @ cneuralnetwork , @ avgphoenixguy, @ Rubenveidt , @ jerkeyray , @ sharpeye_wnl , @ AbhinavXJ , @ tm23twt , @ shhrreeyyy , @ freshlimesofa , @ malliktwts @ d4rsh_tw @ AdityaMandal_ @ SMSarwar47 @ silicognition @ datavorous_ and many others ..whom i have been seeing from first :)) (sorry if u were not in list but if i follow u then ur here too !!!!) for the past few months i didn't really posted anything, it was mostly all just rants and shitposts coz honestly even if i did something i found it invaluable and thought it won't matter, but now i realised i want to share to put myself forward in the world and create a place for myself too. if it's wasn't natural to me, i couldn't have written this bigass paragraph, so this marks the starting of something, the true me i wanna be and rlly create something out of nothing! more posts, more learnings, more to projects, more to new experience and the most to life, coz yeah who am i without my true self? thanks and more to the life and for the love of the game. ~ deephivex (me and my homie)

Summer vacation started, CS50P Here I come!!! Lets go ! @cs50 @Harvard

أفخر اليوم بالابن فيصل الرحالي، أحد طلاب جامعة الملك سعود، بمناسبة حصوله على شهادة CS50P من Harvard في البرمجة بلغة Python، وتتويج هذا المسار بمشروعه النهائي Wamda Pro؛ كنموذج تطبيقي يوظف البرمجة والذكاء الاصطناعي وهندسة البرمجيات لدعم الوعي بالصحة النفسية وتحليل الأفكار وفق مفاهيم CBT. هذا الإنجاز يعكس جيلًا وطنيًا يتعلم عالميًا ويفكر محليًا ويبني حلولًا قابلة للتطوير. مثل هذه الكفاءات تستحق الرصد والتمكين من الجامعات والجهات الابتكارية، وفي مقدمتها جامعة الملك سعود. وكما قال سمو ولي العهد الامير محمد بن سلمان _ حفظه الله_ همة السعوديين مثل جبل طويق. linkedin.com/posts/faisal-ta…