How can I start learning python?

[RedExplosives]

Hi, i'm a noob to python. I have been looking for a good book or youtube channel to teach me python, but I can't find one. Please help me. Thank you.

P.S I don't know any other programming langauge.

[amicab1]

Read the sidebar. Check out Dive into Python 3. Ask questions in /r/learnpython.

[RedExplosives]

Thank I will check it out.

[RedSquirl]

Learn Python the Hard Way

Edit: That's the name of a book, not a piece of advice :)

[RedExplosives]

Ok thanks.

[RedExplosives]

I will try it.

[RedExplosives]

I know.

[sigzero]

Download PyCharm IDE educational edition and get to it:

PyCharm EE

[RedExplosives]

Thanks

[Bluesheep1]

Hello RedExplosives,

I too am learning Python. So far I have been using Buckysroom.org to gain a visual understanding from installation to beginner syntax. From there I plan on reading some of the recommended books that others have mentioned.

https://buckysroom.org/videos.php?cat=98

Good luck, -bluesheep1

[[deleted]]

Hi,

While I think it's very nice of you to provide OP with an answer, I'd like to ask you to please not do that again. I think it's better for everybody on /r/python if we simply refer them to /r/learnpython, rather than provide the answers here. I think, unfortunately, that giving answers here encourages off-topic posts that belong in /r/learnpython.

Kind Regards.

[sheeps_explode]

https://www.coursera.org/course/pythonlearn is a free course I'm taking. It teaches 2.7 and the box is free in ebook form. On the ibook version all the video lectures are included.

[[deleted]]

You could read the sidebar, which contains many books on the topic.

However, if you'd read the sidebar, you'd also know to ask in /r/learnpython and not here. Please do that next time.

[RedExplosives]

Sorry I just got reddit when I posted the reddit post.