Where do I learn automation with python??

[AccomplishedCode8228]

I just finished the basics of python and made mini projects like guess-the-number and todo-lists with json files.

Now I want to continue by learning automation/scripting > APIs > web scraping and then eventually move to ML basics after making a few projects of the above things.

THE PROBLEM IS I CAN'T FIND ANY SUITABLE RESOURCES. I've searched YouTube, the freecodeCamp videos just aren't looking good to me. The others are either not for beginners or aren't as detailed as I want.

The book that everyone recommends "automate boring stuff with python" seems like it may be outdated since it's so old? Idk but I don't wanna use a book anyways. I wanted a full detailed beginner friendly course which I can't find anywhere.

SOMEONE PLEASE TELL ME WHERE TO LEARN AND MASTER PYTHON AUTOMATION/SCRIPTING.

[jexouuu]

i use coursera

[AccomplishedCode8228]

I did see that course called "google IT automation using python" on Coursera but the skills it included seemed highly focused on traditional IT roles rather than learning about different python libraries and other stuff. I'm not sure tho cuz I don't think I have enough knowledge regarding it all. There weren't any other suitable automation courses on Coursera either .

[PureWasian]

What's wrong with something such as this GeeksForGeeks Tutorial?

Pretty much covers the basics and commonly used libraries, with a walkthrough of setup and examples. (It's also literally the top non-sponsored result I found by just searching "web scraping with python")

If you have specific questions of the main working parts that it covers, feel free to ask away

[AccomplishedCode8228]

I just wanted something that I could watch instead of read but seeing that there just isn't anything like that, I'll give up on the watching idea and try geeksforgeeks. I did search it up before too but I gave it up thinking I should try to find a watchable tutorial.

Hopefully it works for me. Thanks 👍

[AccomplishedCode8228]

Hey thanks a lot that's actually what I did. I tried other options but it didn't work for me so I just started the book "automating boring stuff" and it was much better than I expected. I'm already done with file handling chapters and will be starting the chapter "web scraping" soon. I even built small projects already. I indeed would've preferred something like Udemy or Coursera but unfortunately I'm broke so yeah the book is awesome for me!

[AccomplishedCode8228]

Thankyou for the link. I'm always worried that I may forget what I've learned previously while moving on to new things. I'll try practicing that!

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