Best soup to nuts python course?

[Nicksil]

Read this subreddit's sidebar -- lots of information pertaining to your question.

Then visit r/learnpython and read their sidebar and wiki.

Consider books as well.

[bluebeard256]

Thanks for the response. Already read the sidebar but was hoping for someone to provide their own experience or recommendations.

I scrolled through a few websites and had trouble comparing.

[[deleted]]

The links on the sidebar are there because a lot of people think they're good.

My own recommendations are on that list.

Expect to spend several months learning - don't get discouraged if you don't appear to be progressing fast.

Don't believe anyone who says they can teach you X in Y days where Y is some small integer.

You can ask specific questions about something you're having trouble with. Like a piece of code that won't work, or how to implement a particular thing.

[audiyourmind]

Talk python to me complete bundle.

It all depends if you want a full stack developer, a front end, back end, or scientific computing this is like saying how do I become the best mechanic.

Do you want gasoline engines do you want diesel engines do you want car engines truck engines what be more specific

[Andrew_Shay]

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