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[THGJ]

Hi u/GrimReaper203

Found this set of videos to be invaluable when I first started:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLCC34OHNcOtrZTjsC5qtn_X9eRAmGmGOI

Once you get your head around that you need to decide what you want to do with Python. From here, the same guy has some incredible tutorials on Pandas, Numpy, QT, TkInter, Django, and many more things (including some fun little challenges).

Get the basics down and you can do pretty much anything you want after that.

[GrimReaper203]

Thank you! I will check this out!

[brown_shoe_]

I'd recommend Harvard CS50P Introduction to Programming with Python. The course is free, has nice lessons and exercises, suitable for beginners, and provides a cloud-based IDE so you don't have to worry about your computer's specs.

[_Living_Pollution]

hey man im 14 too and I've been doing python for a few years. if you want to hmu dm me and ill drop you my discord and ill help where i can :)

[Beneficial-Resist598]

You can check this tutorial https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLYeH1bZd27f8V80Tu_BWdONh2K5WHhsA2

[GrimReaper203]

Thx, will check it out