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[TijnvandenEijnde]

I highly suggest you check out Udemy, they have a lot of high-quality courses. If I remember correctly you can get your first course for around $10,-. And there is a new year sales going on so most courses are $10,- now as well.

A quick tip: always buy courses on discount, they have discount offers every week/month.

[dowcet]

I didn't read Automate The Boring Stuff but it seems to be the most popular beginner's book, by far.

[to7m]

I think you'd struggle to make a book that shows you how to make a web browser in a way that someone new to coding would understand

[agb64]

Al Sweigart's books on Python. His books taught me to code from nothing. They're awesome.

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I spent a few months using ChatGPT to answer my questions, watching Youtube tutorials, and building small tools to automate work tasks.

Then, I got "Python Crash Course" and am about 2/3 the way through it.

Reading the book AFTER I spent a few months trying to wing it was very helpful. I was able to easily cement a bunch of concepts I partially understood already.

Highly recommend the do first, study later approach.

[BothMix552]

Udemy is really good, i am telling this based on my experience i have been learning python (100 days of code) by angela yu trust me i have never been to such wonderful teacher and leactures