What is the best way to learn C and Python?

>think of something you wanna create
>it can be a clone of a website or an app
>implement it
>google shit you don't know
>buy a design patterns book on the language

you now have experience in Python/C

stop lurking 4chins and go study the language through any one of dozens of free resources you can find through your preferred search engine

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>>59939532
bootcamp but learn Ada instead

>>59939532
Cython

>>59939561
This

And also : Practice

>>59939532
CS50.

>>59939576
STOP POSTING ANIME

>>59939532
Just fucking do it.

>>59939556
This.

>>59939532
Well first things first, I'd stay far away from C. I'd suggest Learn Python The Hard Way.

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>>59940499
anime website

>>59941663
Where does it say anime website?

I read /g/ - Technology

And on main page " 4chan is a simple image-based bulletin board where anyone can post comments and share images. There are boards dedicated to a variety of topics "

There is a board for anime - so I guess anime posting would go there, but where does it say "please post anime everywhere because people find it relevant?"

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>>59941730
>he doesnt know

>>59940093
recommend this as well

>>59941809
Dumb anime poster.

>C
K&R
>Python
Don't

>>59939532
find a reason to use it. books that focus on practical uses like 'automate the boring stuff' work well for that.

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>>59939532
could someone recommend book on python that explains nuances of language for somebody with solid knowledge in c#/java
?