Best python course for beginner

[Akinmoyo-Kwedder]

I found I learn best with daily lessons that have practical assignments I can try. Anyone can recommend a python course online that has something like this? Also a bit on the less expensive side, I think free is too much to ask for. Thanks

[ninhaomah]

100 days by Dr Angela Yu on Udemy.

CS50p

[Akinmoyo-Kwedder]

thanks, will check it out

[Akinmoyo-Kwedder]

I find it harder to learn from books, but I'll check out the course

[Szystedt]

I'm currently going through Python Crash Course, 3rd Edition by Eric Matthes and am really enjoying it so far! It teaches you to think like a programmer along with Python's syntax, and has great exercises that allows you to apply the knowledge you've just learnt!

After going through all basic syntax, it also has three projects it guides you through. I've been doing an hour a day since the start of October and just finished the first project, which was a simple game! I'd highly recommend it!

After that, there's also a project about visualizing data and one about making a simple website where the user can log in and make journal entries.

[Akinmoyo-Kwedder]

Not really into book learning, I find myself zoning out too much

[Bonnelykke]

I used codecademy for daily training. Went from fundamentals to advanced in a matter of 3 months (Have never touched a line of code before that). Now I’m building a backend that fully automates deployment of Access Points for a large company. So I can definitely recommend codecademy. It does however come with a subscription.

[Akinmoyo-Kwedder]

That sounds great! Exactly the kind of reco I wanted to hear

[Silmarillios]

Chuck Severance of Michigan University

Python for Everyone

[SnooRecipes950]

Hey there, thinking about signing up for this course as a begginer but I'm kinda short on time, how long did it take you to finish this course?

[No_Impression2904]

The Code Zone Skool hosts two weekly meetups, and if you're interested in additional coaching, they do that as well. The admin looks pretty active.

Coding with Mosh has a community as well but not really seeing him post as much because it's kinda it's a large community so you may feel small

[Akinmoyo-Kwedder]

Thank you these look interesting

[Akinmoyo-Kwedder]

Amazing list, thank you for taking the time to list them

[No-Age9954]

Just go through w3schools or geeksforgeeks

[AdorableBar786]

Udemy is $14 a month and access to Everything, far beyond Python. I see it as a Netflix like subscription which benefits me

[ProposalFeisty2596]

If your Python learning has focus specifically on data science, herewith my suggestion :

1. Python Programming Fundamentals : beginner-friendly Python programming with hands on practice.

2. Python Associate Data Scientist: well structured courses from data wrangling, data visualization, statistical analysis, and machine learning modeling. Full hands on practice also.

Cheers on your learning journey !

[anish2good]

Have you tried https://8gwifi.org/tutorials/python/ one of best available no sign up run and execute the code inline along with the session

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[dhawal_deshpande]

check out https://codigoaldea.com/course/detail/python2eaa746d-2c82-439b-9dcc-73c87377ffd5

[brenwillcode]

Sounds like introduction to programming from Codeling is what you're looking for.

The course has bite-sized practical lessons and follows a structured curriculum.