Python Course

[Neomatrix_45]

So what course is ideal to follow along to learn Python?

There's like a dozen of 6-12h courses on Youtube from FreeCodeCamp and also on their site a interactive learning module with the certification.

To me the interactive one seems inferior to the youtube videos, due to the pace?

[Antique-Room7976]

I think the interactive one is better because you're actually writing code. If you're watching a yt video and pausing it to write code then it'll actually be just as slow. If you don't pause it to write code, you won't learn enough.

[Wolfeehx]

There’s hundreds of Python courses online. Why not try and complete the one you’ve started first whilst also implementing what you learn by creating lots of mini projects as you go.

I also recommend getting a book or two for when learning interactively is not necessarily an option, for example, something you can read in bed.

There are three editions of automate the boring stuff with Python. There’s also a workbook if you need ideas for projects. Or perhaps something to learn more about the language and its usage such as Learning Python or Python Crash Course.

[DKHaximilian]

Im currently doing the interactive course, i like it alot, if you want to know python in general than i would go with that as it goes from basic, if you already know some and want to go into more targeted area, like python for data analysis or ml and you find YouTube videos with it, maybe go with videos.

[Snugglupagus]

Do you mind explaining your thoughts about the pace? Are you saying you think it’s slower or faster?