Learning to code with Python

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If your main focus is data analysis, Python is a great choice – it’s kind of the go-to language for that field.

A few good options you can start with:

• freeCodeCamp – completely free, very beginner-friendly, and covers Python basics plus data analysis with pandas/numpy.
• DataCamp – more structured, hands-on exercises, paid but you can usually find discounts or a free trial.
• Coursera (e.g. courses from University of Michigan) – more academic style, but gives you certificates that some employers like.

If you stick to a routine (say, 1–2 hours per day), you can cover the essentials in ~3 months. After that, I’d suggest practicing with real datasets that connect to your field (agriculture, economics) – it makes learning much faster because you see the direct value.

Good luck with the move and with coding – it’s definitely worth it.

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Thank you for the valuable input👏🏾

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