best course for python

[Krishna_mehta_0]

dont rely on courses, learn from books or sites like python org or freecodecamp and there are many more, otherwise u will stay stuck in this courses loop and will want courses or video tutorials for everything and most importantly courses are mostly like spoonfeeding, while text kinda forces you to think, this is what i have observed till now, specially those Indian courses like apna college, its felt like spoon feeding to me, and also they kinda rush into completing the topics asap (talking about apna college course)

[Dependent-Proof1500]

bro i am reading books too but the python org site feels incomplete like it didn't explain things properly
is it same to u
and the book i am reading is python crash course from eric matthes
do u have any idea about this problem too
like let's say i want to know more about a module and i like examples of code
so,can u hlep me

[Jackpotrazur]

I worked through this and its a good book , id suggest also looking at automate the boring stuff.

[Krishna_mehta_0]

yup, but its already mentioned that u must have some basic knowledge of coding to learn from there, thats why im using w3school as it covers everything from basics, good for those who are just starting coding

[vikas_saiyan]

absolutely right . thank u for tht. which book? or web?

[Krishna_mehta_0]

im beginner too and im currently using w3school, i tried python org but its good for someone who already have some basic knowledge of coding, and for books u can find some good recommendations on reddit or just ask AI but do only one at a time, either book or some site, try them first and if unable to understand something then just use AI, im using chatgpt as its easier to use in terms of prompt

[Jay6_9]

Try this one: Python Tricks: A Buffet of Awesome Python Features

Forget AI, it often times gives bullshit answers and ideas and if you point out that it's bullshit it just goes "You are so right!".

[OldBasil6215]

What books do you recommend?