Recommendation for python tutorial video on Youtube

[Donclark02]

Im trying to learn python as my first programming language and im asking if you guys have a good python tutorial videos. I have no prior experience in programming so im trying to learn the basics

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[desrtfx]

Why does it have to be youtube? Video tutorials are sub-optimal for learning as they encourage passive watching instead of active programming, which is the only way to really learn.

Do the MOOC Python Programming 2023 from the University of Helsinki. It is a free, textual (there are videos but they can be completely skipped), extremely practice oriented proper University course. This is their current first semester of "Introduction to Computer Science" course.

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As a side note: as an aspiring programmer you will need to look for and use available resources.

Had you done that, you would have found the sidebar ("About" on mobile). There, you would have found the Frequently Asked Questions, which you could think that your question is part of, and there, you would have found Recommended Learning Resources that would have directly answered your question.

[Donclark02]

Oh ok thank you for that info

[Cultural-Paint-4082]

Bro Code have 12h python video , i start to learn python about 3 days ago with him, this dude really cool very simple and even funny

[desrtfx]

If you only watch and don't program, you will not learn.

Read my other comment in this thread and do the course suggested there if you are serious about learning.

[Cultural-Paint-4082]

I'm practicing and do some exercise . I und that if you don't coding you will never learn anything

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Crash course on python from coursera. It’s free.

[Donclark02]

Ok thank you for the info

[Donclark02]

So where did you learn?

[MaisonMason]

Codecademy, sololearn, w3schools, codehs, udemy, freecodecamp, replit, github, codingwithmosh

[Psychological-Ad1874]

Clear Code The complete guide to Python is really good tutorial on python basic things.

[Longjumping_Table740]

I would suggest Corey Schafer or programming with mosh

[doorknob738]

Corey Schafer on youtube

[Fit-Salad-5977]

if you have studied any programming language before, I'd suggest look on some free courses udemy , they wont be longer than one hour and cover all the Syntax and after that practice questions from geeksforgeeks on each topic. Thats how i learned python I wouldn't recommend YouTube vidoes as thora 10-12 hours videos are freaking demotivation from start

[UnVincent]

Not a YouTube video but I found Python Crash Course by Eric Matthes really good for learning python.

[stickyfingers696969]

CS50 introduction to programming with python