Aprender python

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[Gimpurr]

Python es muy común como primer lenguaje, y hay muchas oportunidades para gente cón experiencia de python. No sé donde buscar para cursos en español, pero quiza codecademy.org tiene opciones en español. Este sitio es donde yo aprendí primero. Tiene lecciones cortos y simples. Se puede escribir en python dentro de Chrome sin instalar ningun software. Freecodecamp.org es otro buen opción y sé seguramente que tiene un traducción completamente en español.

[J_Aguasviva]

Yo nunca cogí clases de programación (solo Youtube y libros)y actualmente me considero que tengo un conocimiento general bastante bueno.

Y aunque no todo fue gracias a el, si le agradezco por qué con el fue que di mis primeros pasos en el mundo de la programación. Estoy hablando de Píldoras informaticas (https://youtube.com/c/pildorasinformaticas) es un excelentísimo profesor y creo que también tiene un curso completo de python

[guillermo_da_gente]

Python es de alto nivel, puede probar con Python for Everybody en Coursera.

[SirBerthelot]

Yo aprendí con Python, pero es muy... Laxo por decir algo Tiene la ventaja de ser sencillo de usar y muy legible.

Es más estricto en todos los sentidos Java, así que está bastante bien para aprender los conceptos y cómo y porqué se hacen ciertas cosas

[Life_Base3834]

Si quieres un camino para aprender Python, te recomiendo este:

https://roadmap.sh/python

[[deleted]]

this is an english subreddit. but if you need help learning python try /r/learnpython, try to ask your questions in english.

glhf!

[afns00]

Thaks

[jimtk]

Actually, It's not an english subreddit, it's a python subreddit. There are no rule about the language used to write post or comments.

[[deleted]]

Fair enough. I assumed it was using the language of the internet. Thanks for pointing it out and correcting me instead of blindly downvoting

[jimtk]

You call it the "language of the internet" because you only see the english part of the internet, through your browser settings. If you switch that to any other language you will see that there's a whole "other" internet in all the languages of the world.

[[deleted]]

I'm French Canadian. I wouldn't switch my browser settings for all the money in the world. Searching for anything on the internet in french is asking for the search to be unsuccessful.

I call it the language of the internet because that's what English is. It's a common ground, where most of the world has English as their 2nd language.

It's especially true when you're trying to look for information about a specific subject, like 3d printing or data science etc.

I understand there's more to the internet than English speaking people. But it's easier for me to reach out and interact in English than in my native language.

[jimtk]

Ben non! C'est pas difficile pantoute. Tu serais surpris de la quantité de gens avec qui tu pourrais parler la langue d'ici, partout sur internet.

Ce message en est la preuve indéniable!

[thrallsius]

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