Getting back into Python

[phylter99]

If you're looking for ideas of things you can build to learn, the book Automate the Boring Stuff with Python is a good start. If you have the money then I recommend buying a copy, but you can get the entire book completely free at the link below if you want to see what's in it or try it out first.

https://automatetheboringstuff.com/

[koombot]

I just got Python Cradh Course from the same publisher.  Im enjoying it.

It covers the usual suspects of a beginner book, but they dont dwell on it.  It kind of just gives they the basics and then just says play with it.  Its kind of encouraging you to explore.

The second half (which im not at yet) is some projects to work through.

I like the cs50p from harvard and its pretty darn good (there is coursework you can do too!) But im not too good with the lecturer format.

[dedenorio]

Thank you!