[Anizeb]

Well, not so bad at teaching, more bad at designing a "curriculum".
I want to post some Python tutorials, to be more productive, but I've only even made one tutorial in my life. And that was about how to troll properly.

So what exactly would I need write about? Any ideas?

Should I start basic, with the standard "Hello World" crap? Or go more advance, like covering basic games? Or are there any particular requests?

Help me out, I'm pretty lost.

[Platinum]

Don't ever start with hello world crap, we all know how to do that. I get sick of all those hello world crap, all I learn from it is how to write to the console. Like, when would I ever write to the console? I never fucking do that. Start with some basics, or maybe make a whole series of making a small game, would be nice!

[Anizeb]

Python is run almost exclusively from the console.
Even a lot of GUI Python programs run the console in the background. Blender, for example.

But I agree with your point, thus the label of "'Hello World' crap".

Actually, I think that highlighting how to make a text adventure would be a good way to introduce some basic concepts of Python.

Also, GUI building and .exe package in Python is a massive pain, sooooo. Forget about that shit for now.

[Platinum]

Python is run almost exclusively from the console.
Even a lot of GUI Python programs run the console in the background. Blender, for example.

But I agree with your point, thus the label of "'Hello World' crap".

Actually, I think that highlighting how to make a text adventure would be a good way to introduce some basic concepts of Python.

Also, GUI building and .exe package in Python is a massive pain, sooooo. Forget about that shit for now.

I knew that last part already =] That's why you should indeed start with some very basics, a text-based game would be awesome. If you'd do that, I will make a Global PC Games Quizz written in Python with your tutorials!

[ZherkTG]

This is what I do. What I do is write down my code in a notebook and improvise when I'm talking I dont write a script or anything also you can teach whatever you want to teach, you dont have to go in order.

[Hexology]

When teaching a language, I found posting the code and breaking it down 100% is the best way to teach, explain each part of the code and what the piece of code actually does.