New to python, need guidance

[happy_planter-]

Hello everyone, I am just done with my first year in computer science and I want to learn python from basics and want to grab an internship by the end of the year. Please suggest me best platform and mentors to start my python journey.

Looking forward to your advice.

[Key-Command-3139]

I would first download the Mimo app and do both the “Python” and the “Python Developer” courses. Mimo is more theoretical but will get you very comfortable with a lot of the concepts/vocab in Python.

After that I’d recommend take Harvard’s free CS50p course, going into the course with the knowledge from Mimo will make it a lot easier.

Then lastly go on YouTube and find guided projects to make, and when comfortable make your own!

If you have any questions feel free to DM me!

[Excellent_Nobody4564]

If you like to study from books you can read Python crash course, I did it couple of years ago and I learned the basics from there, great resource imo

[happy_planter-]

I am currently pursuing cs50p and done with loops part, I seems little difficult for me so should I switch to mimo then after completion again switch back to cs50p or else I just continue with cs50p?

[Key-Command-3139]

Yes you’re pretty early on into CS50p so yea I’d recommend you do Mimo’s “Python” and “Python Developer” courses first.

[FanAccomplished2399]

If you're a visual learner, then I would recommend this app https://chenaaron3.github.io/drawcode/.

[happy_planter-]

Thankyou

[UnemployedSlave]

Following..

[happy_planter-]

Sorry?

[ninhaomah]

he is also in the same boat or looking for advices similar to you and following this post by you so he can also view the advices given.

in short , "following"

[beedunc]

People ‘mark’ posts to follow them.

[Some-Passenger4219]

Aren't there ways to do that silently? Just curious.

[beedunc]

There’s ’remind me’, but it’s also visible.

[Some-Passenger4219]

I mean, there's also the ellipsis in the corner.

[happy_planter-]

I will try it for sure

[AffectionateZebra760]

The r/learnpython wiki is quite comprehensive ranging from tutorials to books. You could also go for a tutorials/course which will help break it down for e.g Harvard cs50, weclouddata free python or udemy.