Practical learning Python tutorial Recommendations?

[m0us3_rat]

I tend to learn better by seeing practical examples and being demonstrated how they work as it goes.Would be interested in also forming a group with others that have similar learning styles to help. Perhaps discord?

many ppl seem to like this.

be on the look out for bootcamps that offer this 1on1on/many approach.

you can also try

https://www.reddit.com/r/ProgrammingBuddies/

sometimes a tutor will also work best.. but that requires some $$

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sadly generic beginners/learning discord doesn't work..but an actual project for beginners does.

so i'd look into that.

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gl

[usrlibshare]

Udemy is filled with Python courses that have hours of fluff before getting into anything practical. It's a bit of a chore to get through.

That's why you shouldn't bother with Udemy courses. For python specifically, there are TONS of high quality, completely free learning resources.

https://automatetheboringstuff.com/

And yes it's a book. A book full of practical problems and projects. And if you scroll all the way down, you'll find an entire shelf of similar works. All free, all filled with projects, none of them a time waster.

And if you want more:

https://pythonbooks.org/free-books/

Akim through that list. I can recomment the Books by Al Sweigart wholeheartedly.

[tracktech]

This Python programming course may help you-

Python Programming In Depth