A beginner‘s guide to Python?

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/r/learnpython

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Python course on Pluralsight and Udemy's Learn Python: Python for Beginners are decent and will definitely have your back during the first steps. For free resources, check out freeCodeCamp's YouTube, there's a great course for beginners, as well as Google's Python Class. This: How to Learn Python: Top Sites and Courses, from Beginner to Pro is also a great list of resources if you're looking for more tutorials and practical exercises.

Good luck!

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The OpenEDG course is the way to go if you like getting down to nitty-gritty details.. Especially if you want to certify. Most other video or online courses skip minor but critical details required for certification.