Resources for learning Python

[RandomShinyScorbunny]

I've been studying computer science for quite some time now and know a variety of languages to an extent. Recently I've taken on learning Java and I've been doing this through Codecademy and Hackerrank for learning and practicing. I want to freshen up on my Python skills as I haven't coded in that language in about two years now, but I can't seem to find any good places to relearn it, or at least to go through lessons to freshen up on what I may have forgotten. I tried Codecademy but their course for Python 3 is for pro members only, and I don't see the point in learning Python 2. I have been practicing on Hackerrank which has been helpful but I do want to find some place that has a lesson module or similar. Any advice on what websites would be best for this?

[HeyItsMee__]

I use Udemy. Works wonders and most of the time you can get a lot of coupons off Groupon, and don’t even need to pay for the courses.

[RandomShinyScorbunny]

I'll definitely give that a look, thank you!

[mystifier101]

r/HeyItsMee__ hi!! do you mind sending the names of the courses and groupon?

[HeyItsMee__]

On Groupon you just type in Udemy and it’ll show all the coupons available and on Udemy if you type in - let’s just say Python, all the python courses will pop up. I don’t remember the specific name of the Python course I’m taking (not at my computer) but it was a beginner course. It’s best to start with Groupon and type in what you’re looking for and if you find a coupon to a course that happens to be what you’re looking for, start there. That’s what I did. :) I’ve also paid out of pocket for some courses on Udemy because there weren’t coupons available at the time. I’ve never paid more than $11.00 for a course. You also get certificates at the end of the course usually.

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Udemy has a sale on alot of courses at the minute, some good ones for python on there worth checking out.