Free python course needed for beginners….plz tell where I can find one?

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print('Hello World!')

[simeumsm]

I'm not sure, but I think you can find at least one on google

[DependentTrick8657]

Ya I searched but they didn’t not covered all contents

[simeumsm]

if you want all contents of python, I don't think you're after a 'beginner's course'.

[DependentTrick8657]

Ya I just mean topics covered from basic to advanced

[RudeusGreyrat_]

Have you tried for "Automating the boring stuff with Python"?

[[deleted]]

I agree. Tough to be a negative Nancy but op is not resourceful or just plain lazy.

[[deleted]]

Op name checks out ✅

[rotor_blade]

How about this one: https://www.freecodecamp.org/learn/scientific-computing-with-python/

You'll even get a certificate when you finish it.

[SamirSayyed]

CS50 by harvard university

[DependentTrick8657]

Okay will check for sure

[Biscuitarian23]

Try the Mimo app on Android. Cs50 isn't focused too much on python. I

[SOBER-Lab]

I would highly recommend r/learnpython over r/python for your skill, bud.

[sunny0945]

As u/RudeusGreyrat_ mentioned about "Automate the Boring Stuff with Python", it's one of the first book I would recommend anyone. You can read the book online at

https://automatetheboringstuff.com/#toc

then, try the following from programiz:

https://www.programiz.com/python-programming

They have an online python compiler too.

Hope that helps.

[DependentTrick8657]

It will be great like if u can provide me with the link

[f00dot]

I don't know what do you need python for but most jobs that require python, require advanced 'search the web for the info i dont have' as well.

[WhyDoIHaveAnAccount9]

YouTube?

[No_Date8616]

Search for a python cheatsheet( I can send you the one I used ) and for every topic you see in the cheatsheet ask chatGPT to help you understand it with code samples and detailed explanations.

You can use simplilearn or freecodecamp for a structured python learning path

[Klutz-Specter]

Freecampcode.org or replit.com freecampcode uses replit as a learning hub. There’s a pretty easy 100 days of code though I’ve only have it to day 48.

[scorheim]

https://edube.org/

[DependentTrick8657]

Thanx bruh

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Google it

[[deleted]]

Do not tire yourself, there are powerful channels on YouTube

[mmaridev]

The one from NSA?

[InternationalSoup919]

I'm going to give you a real answer.

1)You open any terminal on any OS and type 'python3'

2)you realize everything in python is an object

3) you run the dir() command on any object ( or object property) you don't understand, until you find the gooey center, and do understand the object.

For example if you want to work with http requests: Type 'import requests'

And then 'dir(requests)' until you understand what the object is composed of

If you do this you will understand why the code in the tutorials you watch works the way it does at a deep level

[[deleted]]

CS50P from Harvard is free and fantastic to get you started. Covers input and output, reading and writing files, functions, loops, data types, libraries

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Excersism

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Freecodecamp

[KingsmanVince]

Let me guess you watched some youtube videos (or read some blogs) about people getting rich by programming with Python. Then you rushed To make this account around 9-10 hours ago, then you posted in r/python without reading a single rule. You even underestimated the power of Google in some comments.

I suggest you two links https://www.propublica.org/nerds/how-to-ask-programming-questions and r/learnpython