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the duration of learning depend on you
a professional programmer can learn it in less than a day
you probably will take a week or two
and if you took a deep course it will take more than a month
now i maybe understand, for flask_wtf it check the csrf thats why it had form.validate_on_submit, and it detect the if the session cookie got tampred and csrf random value got submitted.
And in this case for normal flask.session's .get(key) if this key got tampered the
sesssion.get(key_name) will returns me the None, if this got tampred i will always get none, so i am fully relax now to check the pending_email like this which are in the session cookie.
My question was that after learning only Python language, in which fields can one go and what is the duration of learning this language?
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What can we do by just learning python and what is the duration of learning phyton?
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A programming language is a language used to communicate with a computer.
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🤔 i have a fllask + flask-login session security question
When I use login_user(user_obj), I understand Flask protects the session cookie from client-side modification/tampering.
But I also store things like:
session['login_pending'] = {'email': 'a@gmail.com'}session.get('login_pending')email inside the session cookie to someone else's email?session manually, or do I need to verify/sign/check it separately in my route?Flask-WTF's form.validate_on_submit(), or are these two things completely separate? is notmal session data reads protect lile form.validate_on_submit()
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looks like you need an offtopic group, please delete the off-topic message(s) and continue this conversation at @pythonofftopic
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its offtopic, however, will not replace programmers (at least, will not replace who know how to play good with the agents), and yeah, agents will change the way we write software on the speed and efficiency face
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Think about why you're learning Python. What problems do you want to use it to solve?
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That actually makes sense. The problem is, I have no idea what project to start with. I'm literally a total beginner - all I know right now is 'Hello, World!' Do you have any suggestions for someone who's just starting out?
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Hi, everyone! I really want to learn Python, but courses don't help because there's no one to actually teach me, and I struggle with self-study. Can anyone suggest what I should do?
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Bro can I get job in python I'm in India situation is very bad here i want to job abroad I can't afford private college or any college even certifications are too expensive I'm below poverty my situation is too bad and i can't even job here jobs are 10-12hrs with low salary and I can't manage job + studies idk what will happen just wanna do something in my life at least a middle class life . I just wanna know how can I get job abroad easily within 1-2 years
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its the best for AI and machine learning
and it can be good for backend (but its not the best)
Flask does this automatically. If it detects the session has been tampered with, you won't get the values in session. This is separate to form validation.
Python is the most powerful language currently and you can do tons of things using it 💯
Learning it is a never ending process 👍🏻
Try pywebview. It's like tauri and wails3 but for python, you develop your frontend use HTML, JS and CSS, communicate with your python code without taking any port
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read
https://flask.palletsprojects.com/en/stable/quickstart/#sessions
I’m starting with Python programming. Which topics should I focus on first as a beginner? Any suggestions?”
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I know it’s a bit off-topic, but I asked because I’m genuinely worried about my future. I don’t really have another skill or career besides programming, and given the very difficult political situation in my country, I’m especially concerned about what the future might look like.
A few years ago, building even a simple frontend could be extremely difficult for me and I had to struggle with every line of code. But now, with AI agents, I can build things much more easily, sometimes without writing a single line of code myself.
That’s why I’m wondering where this leaves programmers like me in the future.
What’s your opinion on the future of software development and coding in the age of AI tools like Claude? Do you think AI will replace programmers, or will it mainly change the way we build software?
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Honestly, I don't really know yet. I just thought learning Python would be useful for my career. But you're right. I should have a clearer goal. Any advice on how to figure that out?
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You can sustain "watching" other people. You need to be able to learn yourself. The job is about learning yourself. Not being taught everything.
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I hired a tutor, but I barely learned anything. However, when I watched my friend working, I picked up a few things quickly. But since he moved to another city, I have no one to study with now. So I'm wondering if there are other people who struggled the same way and couldn't learn like regular people.
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Think of a project that you will actually use, not something abstract, and work on that. Or find a tutor.
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Not Python related. Please move the question to @pythonofftopic. And don't hijack other people's conversations!
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So, you're saying because one part of your solution is Python, your question is Python related even though your question has nothing to do with that part that is implemented in Python? 😅
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