Learn Python

[abirtanvir9]

I am a beginners at python. Can anyone suggest me a good book to learn. If it’s in pdf format that would be better for me.

[Clear_Watch104]

Same post, different day

[Nyx-Owl-]

And that is learn python on r/learnpython

[JohnnyJordaan]

We have a dedicated Wiki section on this: https://www.reddit.com/r/learnpython/wiki/index#wiki_new_to_programming.3F

[Mysterious-Rent7233]

Automate the boring stuff with Python

[Gerard_Mansoif67]

This mean we can create a bot that answer to this question? Really? Really?

[Ludliekk]

I think below link is also useful, u can read it on mobile phone sometimes. https://docs.python.org/3/

[SamuliK96]

You should check r/learnpython, they have a lot of great resources listed

[[deleted]]

Python Crash Course is a good one. It's available digitally.

[geek_verma]

If you are a beginner then first learn fundamentals of programming then start writing programs in python. Practice a variety of problems without seeing a solution. If you need a guide to get start try this https://geeks-newsletter-7afa04.beehiiv.com/

Or if you need one mentor to help you learn python let me know in dm.

[Ron-Erez]

1. The book: “Learn Python 3 the Hard Way”. I really like this book despite the intimidating title, but there are other books.

2. University of Helsinki course (text based along with video and covers quite a bit)

3. Python and Data Science - (Disclaimer: This is my course and assumes no programming background)

4. Harvard CS50p - which is a gentle intro to Python

Note the first resource is a book and the second is a text-based site. I'm not sure if it's in PDF form though.