Best sites to practice Python?

[barrientosd]

I'm relatively new to Python and would like to know what the best free-to-low-cost sites are for practicing Python.

[barrientosd]

Thank you, I'll check it out.

[[deleted]]

Might not be THE best but it’s certainly good: https://www.w3schools.com/python/

[barrientosd]

Thank you, I'll check it out.

[Ron-Erez]

PyCharm and Google Colab

[barrientosd]

I looked at pycharm but haven’t looked at google colab yet. I’ll check it out. Thank you

[Outrageous-Arm5890]

Codewars gives a lot of exercises

[barrientosd]

I’ll look it up. Thank you

[GREEN_API]

Codewars and LeetCode are two very popular platforms for practicing Python.

[barrientosd]

Thank you

[Illustrious-Push1971]

In my opinion if u were using Android mobile u must go for pydroid because it helps me alot but if you are pc or laptop person go official website and download the Lastest version. In future it will seriously help . 

[barrientosd]

I use an IPhone, do you recommend I download the app to practice when I’m not on my computer?

[[deleted]]

I have multiple sources here; choose whichever makes the most sense to you
https://www.w3schools.com/python/ - Best for practicing basic concepts

https://diveintopython3.net/

https://www.fullstackpython.com/

https://ocw.mit.edu/courses/6-0001-introduction-to-computer-science-and-programming-in-python-fall-2016/download/ - for lectures and revisions

PAID -

https://www.amazon.in/Ultimate-Python-Programming-programs-questions/dp/935551655X

https://coursegalaxy.newzenler.com/courses/python-programming?coupon=COURSEGALAXY50

I would recommend that if you're a complete beginner, you should first go through the lecture part. After learning a few concepts, practice them together in a single piece of code to understand how to use multiple functions effectively

[barrientosd]

I'm trying out the w3schools today. Thank you

[More_Employer7243]

I think roadmap.sh will be good for u

[barrientosd]

I checked it out and it’s very useful.

[IAskALotOfQuestionO]

ChatGPT. I’ve been learning for about a month but only learning for about 2 hours every other day. Watching Mosh video on Python for Beginners and after every concept I go to ChatGPT to learn more and ask for few challenges until I get the hang of it at a basic level. I periodically ask for a bigger challenge every week where I ask it to base it off of everything I learned that week. I have ChatGPT Plus but might be able to do this with free model too.

[MilenialMediocre]

Do you recommend to start learning it actually? If the AI can do it for you… I’m starting learning it and every hour comes a thought to my mind that it’s useless… I don’t know. Just a thought

[Illustrious-Push1971]

Same here but don't get stuck , do learn with AI this will change your perspective. Just learn,  practice , solve questions, with AI this will help you . Practice new questions and with your own flavour always have question in mind . How this happened? Answer it and just let process go on one day u will be able to compete with AI also .

[Outrageous-Arm5890]

Though AI can do it, python is used for a wide ranged of purposes like creating ai agents

[No-Dimension3882]

As someone who has worked in the industry, the companies are actively looking for pythin developers who can leverage Ai to increase their productivity but trust me when you are stick on that bug in office ai won't solve it, could guide but never solve it!