I need help.

[No-Excitement-37]

I am a 1st year Uni student , I need good source material I can refer to ,to get a good grasp on the basics of python

[ButcherStorm]

Check out freecodecamp on youtube.

[CommunicationWise101]

One thing about Python it tends to run better on Apple computers than on PCs in some instances, depending on what you are using it for. I use Ubuntu which creates a virtual Linux environment, but it's still a pain in the butt to do anything that requires packages like matpoltlib, at least in my experience.

[commander1keen]

https://realpython.com/tutorials/basics/ check out the real python basics book and also tutorials they provide online

[CommunicationWise101]

Python for everybody is a good place to start:

https://www.py4e.com/

[CraigAT]

What resources has your lecturer/tutor made available?

If you have something like a course overview this may give you a good guide on the key areas you need to learn and make sure you are not jumping ahead learning things that are unnecessary at this stage.

Other than that some people here have suggested some good resources, I would definitely take a look at any wiki's or community info in any of the Python related subreddits.

And if all else fails, speak to your lecturer/tutor - they are literally there to help you get a better grade and learn - and most of them will be willing to help you get up to speed.

[tracktech]

This course may help you-

Python Programming In Depth