Laptop for programming

[Ashwin kumar]

I want to learn programming language like phython but I don’t know anything about it 

but I wish to learn it

so can anyone can say be how to begin and what laptop to use??

[WereCatf]

Just now, Ashwin kumar said:

what laptop to use??

Use whatever laptop you can  get your hands on. Python runs just fine even on a $20 little board, so you really do not need anything special.

[Crunchy Dragon]

Just about any half-decent laptop should be able to handle basic Python programming, especially if you're just learning and won't be dealing with resource-intensive code.

 

CodeAcademy's Python tutorials are pretty good.

 

-Moved to Laptops and Pre-Built Systems-

[Ashwin kumar]

1 minute ago, WereCatf said:

Use whatever laptop you can  get your hands on. Python runs just fine even on a $20 little board, so you really do not need anything special.

Thanks 

 

[Ashwin kumar]

1 minute ago, Crunchy Dragon said:

Just about any half-decent laptop should be able to handle basic Python programming, especially if you're just learning and won't be dealing with resource-intensive code.

 

CodeAcademy's Python tutorials are pretty good.

 

-Moved to Laptops and Pre-Built Systems-

Thanks man 

 

[Ashwin kumar]

3 minutes ago, Crunchy Dragon said:

Just about any half-decent laptop should be able to handle basic Python programming, especially if you're just learning and won't be dealing with resource-intensive code.

 

CodeAcademy's Python tutorials are pretty good.

 

-Moved to Laptops and Pre-Built Systems-

Which is good windows or macOS?

[Crunchy Dragon]

1 minute ago, Ashwin kumar said:

Which is good windows or macOS?

Whichever one you like more, if you're on a budget, Windows is a better option.

[Ashwin kumar]

4 minutes ago, Crunchy Dragon said:

Whichever one you like more, if you're on a budget, Windows is a better option.

Thank you

[BigDamn]

How cheap you wanna go? You can get a Chromebook like this one dirt ass cheap. Research ChromeOS a little to ensure it will suit your needs, but I can tell you that it will be fine for Python programming. I personally wouldn't use ChromeOS, as it certainly doesn't suit my needs, but it's a good option on a budget if it does.

 

If you want a little more beefy machine running Windows this could be an option (not sure if it fits your budget, as you didn't specify). You'll get significantly more power than the Chromebook as well as all the application support on Windows.

 

If you're considering MacOS, don't, especially on a budget.