This question is actually quite simple. With over ten years of experience, I believe that systematically learning Python can be accomplished in just a few weeks. It’s not long, and it doesn’t require excessive effort. To learn Python effectively, you first need to have a clear goal. If you aim to master it systematically, you must define the vague term ‘systematic’ into precise, decomposed objectives. Then, learn, practice, and summarize your findings. However, I don’t want to write this myself. We are in the era of artificial intelligence, and I think what you should learn is a mindset: how to leverage AI for learning. A method: how to use AI for learning. A tool: which AI to choose. Let’s use the tool available at kimi.mooonshot.cn (if convenient, I suggest using ChatGPT or Gemini for better results) to accomplish this task.
To decompose your goals, you can ask the following: As an expert in Python, please provide a clear breakdown of objectives for someone who wants to learn Python systematically, detailing the knowledge that should be mastered in order. Please consider this carefully and provide the steps one by one.
Basic knowledge, advanced knowledge, and high-level applications are the key areas you must master. For practical libraries and frameworks, consider your actual application scenarios to determine which ones to focus on. As for project practice, there’s not much to say. You can continue to practice using them.