If you want to learn nicely and with motivation I can help - DM me. You won't have to pay and you won't be paid for sharing your time on the projects (all open source).
Yedi lare - tare siknu cha vane I am not your guy.

Hanumanji, there are certain words which look nicer in English , python is the one. At least translate ta correctly garnus. It's not Pythaaaan, sounds like Pykhaan lol. There are plenty of resources esp for python in net just google it. look into github code , examples , unit tests or you could take a course online or with everestial dai.

Agreed with @robwin. Also, its always good to have a project goal in mind. "For-loop" ra "if-else-loop" is just basic. It doesn't provide you with enough thought process to be competitive and stand out in a crowd.

Thank you everestial007 for trying to help a person who is willing to learn something. I'm in same boat. I'm also trying to learn python- the skripting language, as well as other oop like java. I'm hoping to get help sometime, if i need, from you.
I think there is a typo at your last post. The if-else is not a loop.

One of the best python resource for applied python development - https://realpython.com
This is for those who already have some basic python exposure.

But, if you are a starter, begin at https://www.tutorialspoint.com/python3/

Other tips:
- use python 3 not python 2. Python 2 will be out of support soon.
- Python can be both a programming and a skripting language, depends on how you use it. It is also an OOP language. It can be used for web development, data base wrangling and recently has vast visualizations and statistical libraries being produced.

Its important to know the pros/cons of a language rather than saying this language is this. Almost any one language can do any thing that another language does. What matters is which language is efficient and worthy for a particular purpose?, e.g javaskript can be used for data science, statistics, databases management but it is highly productive if used for front end development, and interactive visualizations and web content.

Just my few cents.