Python is considered the easiest high-level, general-purpose programming language to learn, allowing you to build portable, cross-platform applications. This, along with its dynamic garbage collection and simple, concise code, makes it ideal for applications related to artificial intelligence. But how do you go from writing a simple "Hello World" app to using Python for more sophisticated projects? The following guide will introduce nine resources that can help you master Python. InventWithPython.com is a website created and maintained by Al Sweigart, a professional software developer who has dedicated much of his time to teaching people how to code. Invent With Python provides you with a host of resources (mostly in an eBook form) to help you start coding with Python.

GitHub Copilot is an AI tool created by GitHub and OpenAI to support programmers. As of today, GitHub Copilot is available as an extension for Neovim, JetBrains, and Visual Studio Code. Despite being a technical preview, it "does especially well for Python, JavaScript, TypeScript, Ruby, Java, and Go, but it understands dozens of languages and can help you find your way around almost anything", as reported on GitHub Copilot. Generally speaking, if you are into data science, web development, and more broadly software, you should try this out. Side note: I added a summary of the shortcuts at the end of the post.