Jacobisah

"I wrote my first working script in 9 days."

He bought the 50 Python Exercises workbook in March. No bootcamp. No degree. No mentor standing over him.

What he had was 50 problems, in order, each one slightly harder than the last — and a rule that he'd do two a day before work.

Day 9, he sent me a screenshot of a script that renames files in bulk. Small thing. Huge day.

That's the whole method: repetition beats inspiration.

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"I'll start Python when I can afford a better laptop."

I've heard this too many times. Here are 4 setups that work fine in Nigeria right now:

1. A 4GB RAM laptop + Thonny (yes, really)
2. Google Colab — runs in your browser, uses their computer, not yours
3. Replit — code from a borrowed system, your work saves online
4. Pydroid on Android — start on your phone tonight

The laptop is not the blocker. Starting is.

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