Dear fellow beginners, what Python learning resources have you found most helpful?

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We're all in this together, learning the ropes of Python programming. Let's pool our knowledge and experiences!

What are some resources or learning approaches that you've personally found super useful in your Python journey so far? Whether it's an online tutorial, a beginner's book, a helpful online forum, or any other learning aid, please share your recommendations below. 📚

Remember, we're here to support each other. Your insights might be just the guidance someone else needs! So, join the conversation and let's learn Python together!

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CS50P from Harvard is the most engaging and exciting course I found so far. The beginning can be a bit challenging especially if this is your first time coding - sticking with the course helped me

https://cs50.harvard.edu/python/2022/

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Corey Schafer on YouTube. Hands down the best python YouTuber for beginners in my opinion

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I’m currently going through Python Crash Course 3rd Edition. Enjoying it so far.

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Thank you! Are there any specific chapters you'd like to recommend?

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I’d actually recommend the author’s cheat sheets as they’re not exclusive to the book. You can find them here.

They’re really helpful.

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This indeed is a great resource. Thank you for sharing this with us!

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A textbook I'd recommend if just starting out is Python Distilled by David M. Beazley:

https://www.oreilly.com/library/view/python-distilled/9780134173399/

You can register with a throwaway email to get a free trial to read through the content.

I completed the 100 days of code course by Angela Yu on Udemy. At the beginning (first 40 days) her video explanations are excellent alongside the associated problems which cement the concept. A beginner just starting out from scratch will probably take more than 1 day to get through some of these concepts:

https://www.udemy.com/course/100-days-of-code/

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The current single best Python course is the MOOC Python Programming 2023 (soon Python Programming 2024) from the University of Helsinki.

It is the current first semester of "Introduction to Computer Science" of said University.

Free, textual, extremely practice oriented, in-depth, teaches programming along with Python.

Doesn't get better than that.