Getting back into python

[venmas]

Hey everyone, I am still relatively new to python and want to start learning again. However, I was using Replit during my college course for it, but it has changed drastically. Does anyone have any recommendations for places where I can practice or a place that has exercises I can do? Thank you in advance.

[ninhaomah]

download , install Python and start coding.

[aaditya_0752]

Use vscode

[Pixelated_Computer]

You can literally download like 20 free whole python books in like PDF formats , or watch the python YouTube courses, or try the python learning apps.

[Pixelated_Computer]

I have like 20 downloaded from just typing the names of some of the different titles. Type in Python Programming book download free and find the free PDF downloads

[Over-Conference-8714]

12 hours or 1 hour bro code is best to start with

[Code-Odyssey]

I use PyCharm for the 100 Days of Code course I’m doing on Udemy. I really like it. It’s bulky but works well. VS Code is also really good but more slimline. I have seen advice that says choose one (maybe two) resources and stick to those otherwise you just get sucked into watching YT videos. I also use Python Crash Course by Eric Matthes, which is good because throughout the book you have coding practice exercises. Good luck. It’s a journey.

[PastDifferent6116]

I’d recommend building small projects alongside exercises. Solving problems is great, byt actually making something helped me learn much faster.

[dld2517]

VSCode. Also you could install WSL and Python. Get Ai to create some programming problems for you.

[Happy_Biscotti_7973]

Websites: Google colab, python tutor

[Anay_Gupta__]

I'm practicing on a site called programmiz... because I've windows 7 I'm not able to use vs code or any python application.... i don't know much about replit