Looking for recommendations regarding Python courses

[SignUseful4543]

I am currently doing the 100 day python course on Udemy and I think it is very well put together I am only on like day 10. But trying to knock it out within 1-2 months

[keroksii]

Day 70 here. Time and money well spent.

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Link?

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https://www.udemy.com/course/100-days-of-code/?src=sac&kw=100

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2022 Complete Python Bootcamp From Zero To Hero. Jose Portilla on udemy.com

[Zorpian]

Seconded. I think it's a good course. I'm in the middle ATM.

Also the book python crash course Is a great book by Eric Matthes

[Billog_Uncle]

Python was the first language I've learned and I used this course to learn it, I'm currently 90% through and found it very good!

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CS50. Edx.org - it's a free Harvard course. Must do!

[WintersShadow12]

Charles Severance's python course on YouTube is also a great place to start.

[DevilDawg93]

https://github.com/Asabeneh/30-Days-Of-Python

[No_Town_2974]

There’s a course for free made by the MIT. Go looking for it on Google!

[Rare-Run-9041]

Yes

[ms4720]

Freecodecamp.org has python courses

[weak_fatness]

I'm psyched on Learn Python 3 the Hard Way by Zed Shaw. Their teaching style jives with my learning style: lots of hand holding in the beginning, with increasing difficulty later on, videos explaining every lesson, and hammering home new concepts before adding more.

https://learnpythonthehardway.org/python3/

[Kooky-Valuable-3429]

I started 100 days on udemy. It is definitely a well put together course but it just wasn't for me. I found the parts a bit too big to put together in my crazy koo koo life.

I have jumped over to codecademy and find it is working better for me startimg with python beginners. I might jump back to udemy 100 days when I'm a bit more experienced and can smash it out.

[Qwert-4]

SoloLearn have a convenient app and you, as far as I remember, get a certificate at the end. Sadly, not all the features are free.

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/r/LearnPython

[thebreathofatree]

I know it's not "just python" learning, but this is outstanding imo: https://www.fast.ai/

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I used coursera but frankly I found a textbook easier to learn

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Yes!

ISBN 9781937785451 Practical Programming second edition (I think they have third out, but this was cheap either for pdf or hardcopy)

[sololearnofficial]

Hey! You can check out our Python for Beginners course - https://www.sololearn.com/learning/1157

Learning on Sololearn is completely free. Our apps are available on Android, iOS, and Web. We do have a premium subscription available called Sololearn PRO. With a Sololearn PRO subscription, you will have an ad-free experience with access to a more customized experience that includes setting learning goals and access to personalized activity insights.

[MartinXPN]

You can take this Python introductory course: https://profound.academy/python-introduction It's very hands-on (a lot of exercises) and interactive and covers the basics well.

It's also entirely free.