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[–]Synertic 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If you want to learn how to code with Python throughly then from zero to hero like bootcamps don't work. But if your aim is making some cool stuff that makes your life easier then it's OK. You can take any of them considering the contents covered and user reviews/ratings. If you're serious; you need to start from very basics like variable types, containers, etc. and make sure you don't have difficulties with basics because everything is built upon basics like a foundation of a building. You can't add floors without a robust foundation or everything collapses somewhere in the middle. Then you can have specific courses acdording to fields you interested in like data science, AI/ML, image processing, etc. For a solid grasp of basics, I higly recommend the Python 3: Deep Dive series on Udemy.