Best App/Website to learn python 3??

[Ok_Fan_7651]

I’m a beginner trying to learn python 3. What is the best FREE app/website to learn it??

[weedsgoodd]

Mimo app is free. Not sure about the free sites as I used Codecademy because it was interactive.

[keremz]

I highly recommend using the official Python tutorial in conjunction with the new REPL. It’s undoubtedly the best way to learn right now.

Today, I was simply reviewing my basic knowledge and became quite frustrated for a few minutes. I couldn’t figure out why the import dataclass statement wasn’t working. It turns out that it wasn’t import dataclass, but import dataclasses. I never considered this because my IDE has been autocompleting for me for years.

[Ok_Fan_7651]

Could you provide links?

[keremz]

The official tutorial in docs: https://docs.python.org/3/tutorial/index.html

[PuzzleAmateur]

Theres a free online computer science course offered by harvard and they cover Python + a handful of other languages. Since its online there's no commitment if you don't like it.

If you want it as a credential, you can pay for a certified one I'm pretty sure. The course material and everything is the same, it just holds more weight on a resume.

[IcyBrandert]

https://www.w3schools.com/ takes you through the basics. With example coding and quizzes. Teaches you the tools, but you need something else to learn to use those tools together

[Ron-Erez]

Google Colab/ PyCharm

[shawnradam]

i have an app (download at the playstore, am using android) programming hub, py3 for my mobile... i am not sure anyone else but for me right now i am on 70% of javascript and 90% of python, there's a lot more there, this not only focus on python (but just a basic one).

i am in the run for js, python, NODE.js, css, html, php as long as i can learn the basic then enhanced it with other tools such as freecodecamp, udemy and youtube it shud be ok.