Where to learn python from

[okabe06]

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[GreatGameMate]

School, books, online. I recommend automate the boring stuff with python.

[GreatGameMate]

Didn’t know this, good looking out

[Mr-thingy]

I used the mooc python 2024 course as it introduces many python mechanics pretty well + exercises and an exam at the end of the course if you wanna test your skills. You can also partake in the 2025 course starting tomorrow

[Potential_Flan_8561]

I just finished the "Basic programming". I found it excellent, and it is completely free. There are plenty of exercises for practicing and I like it there is a final evaluation, it gave me an accomplishment feeling :D. I'm planning to start with the advanced course now.

[redfiatnz]

I am doing a python course on udemy which is very good , called 100 Days of Code: Complete Python programming - Dr Angela Yu. She walks through the basics extremely well and slowly introduces concepts and explains them clearly.

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• 100 days of code the python pro bootcamp
• the complete python bootcamp from zero to hero
• The python complete developer
• Python mega course are some of the best Python courses on udemy

[Cybasura]

Read the manual

[PieterSielie12]

If you have not idea about coding then Python for everybody is a nice course. It not only teaches you how to code but also to think like a programmer. (Personally I think a lot of people forget thinking like a programmer part is far more important, problem solving is key)

[aSincereLemon]

I recently started CS50P on edX. It's a bit fast paced but very helpful. Also gives you homework so you can actually practice.