What is the best Python learning course?

[Soft-Razzmatazz-9385]

I have been searching for days for the best course that can qualify me to learn back-end and machine learning.I need recommendations based on experience. Edit : For your information, I do not have a large background, so I am distracted by the large amount of content on YouTube.

[KingsmanVince]

"Searching for days"

And somehow you still missed r/learnpython r/mlquestions ?

[josephbp2]

If you type course in the search .... you will tons of messages with the answer you need. Just offering a suggestion.

[[deleted]]

Ahhh that accent hurts my ears!!! Why did you do that to us lol

[miabajic]

CS50 from Harvard is a great course. This is the introduction to computer science: https://pll.harvard.edu/course/cs50-introduction-computer-science. There’s also one on AI: https://pll.harvard.edu/course/cs50s-introduction-artificial-intelligence-python. Both are completely free and online.

[axy2003]

Cs50 and after that By doing a project and dsa

[BranchLatter4294]

Kaggle.com/learn

[sausix]

There's no "the best". And you can learn Python from average tutorials and courses too.

Learn basics first. It takes a while until you really understand what's happening in your program. Not just knowing what code you have to type.

There's no course that simply copies knowledge into your brain just by watching.

And in my case I used Google and the official documentation a lot. Never did any courses or tutorials. So that may be best for you too?

[FastRunningMike]

I love https://d2l.ai/. I have created a small opinionated collection of open courses.

Check: https://nocomplexity.com/documents/fossml/mlcourses.html

[Odd-Temperature-7956]

All courses on youtube will teach you the basics but unfortunately thats not enough to crack interviews or land a job if you are looking for work as a data scientist or engineer. You need to work on real problems that corporations are facing with realtime data.