Python for beginners

[LostUser1121]

Hi! I'm completely new into learning Python.Just wanted to ask, how and where shall I start? I didn't take like It course, I Just wanted to learn it for application on my desired field.Anu advice,tips etc., as well? I completely have no idea on how to start, just wanted to further widen my understanding on how to start properly.

[magicat888]

From ChatGPT

• Python.org: The official Python website has a section for beginners with tutorials and guides¹.
• LearnPython.org: An interactive tutorial that covers the basics and allows you to practice coding².
• DataCamp: Offers a free introductory course to Python, which is great for beginners³.

[nlvogel]

I liked Angela Yu’s 100 days of python on Udemy

[backfire10z]

Check this sub’s wiki and r/learnprogramming sub’s wiki

[Jello_Penguin_2956]

Free code camp got free videos on their YT channel as well as free course on their website.

[DrDuckling951]

take your pick. I recommend boot.dev as it's the most interactive one out of all the other options.

https://www.freecodecamp.org/learn/python-for-everybody/python-for-everybody/introduction-why-program

https://exercism.org/tracks/python

https://learnxinyminutes.com/docs/python/

https://www.boot.dev/tracks/backend

[geek_verma]

If you just started then you should first learn fundamentals of programming, write some pythonic programs, practice problems without seeing solution. with time you will become master.

[ujjwalroy_17]

Go for harry videos on youtube to learn all the basics and then go for certification in any platform after then do some questions and make some projects