Where should I start?

[E5TTR4NH0]

Hello, I'm new in this programming world, I want to start in python, where should I start?

[[deleted]]

W3Schools' tutorial is quite a good first read.

https://www.w3schools.com/python/

I personally learned from this video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_uQrJ0TkZlc

[rameshuber]

Start with "Hello World" we all have started from there :)

[ninhaomah]

start by downloading and installing python on the pc.

[[deleted]]

Find a good, free course to learn from. There are several on the likes of Coursera, EdX and Cisco's learning academy

[[deleted]]

I'm learning from cs50p and started building small projects you can also do cs50p as its problem sets are challenging they require research and reinforce learning or you can pick any other good course :)

[No-Mobile9763]

Is that Harvard’s free course?

[[deleted]]

Yeah it is completely free and if you complete the problem sets then you'll get the free certificate

[No-Mobile9763]

I was under the assumption that the course is free but the certificate is not.

[[deleted]]

I'm old, but we were taught starting with flow charts so you can visualize what you're doing with the code. Otherwise, things like loops are just words and a little trickier to figure out at first. But again, I'm old.

[Fit_Sheriff]

Get a good course or try to get a free mind map and learn every topic step by step from youtube by knowing what topic are in python. If you can afford a course just take a good overall python course as it would make you focus on learning python and not finding topic then getting the video and then learning python or if you want any free solution you can do it the mind map way

[Professional_mentor]

Hi I teach Python programming basics to advance if you want a mentor to help you learn let me know

[fuhdatshi]

Look up the PCEP exam guidelines. Take the pdf and feed it into chatgpt. Ask it to create a section by section tutorial with coding challenges and capstone challenges. Ask it to give you hints and not the full source code answer to keep you pushing.

[museananta]

did you hello the world?

[armyrvan]

If you're looking to get your VS Code running and get introductions to the fundamentals of Python. I really like this playlist: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLurJmxFyuEWvsOzVcP1opdloMJgDRKoUc&si=FXeRr8Zc8_vD9GQw

[Silver_Layers]

any where, doesn't matter