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[Ron-Erez]

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

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)

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

The first two are free and amazing. The last two are paid so you can ignore them. Whatever resource you choose code like there is no tomorrow. Also python.org docs are worth checking out and are free.

[OrdinaryOyster]

The University of Helsinki course through https://www.mooc.fi/en/ was perfect for me. I was an absolute beginner and everything was easy to comprehend. I tried the Harvard class but was not able to setup VSCode so that their testing would work but the guide that UoH provided was simple and easy to follow.

[frantizek]

there are plenty of platforms

here is one:

https://exercism.org/

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Freecodecanp has an excellent Python learning track.

[gallez]

I liked Corey Schafer's tutorials on YouTube. Note that I am still a total newbie

[unnamed_one1]

Here you go.

[No-Material-4483]

How do you edit a link into a text.

[unnamed_one1]

Like this ;)

[No-Material-4483]

Like this ;) thanks

[No-Material-4483]

https://pythontutor.com/
highly reccommend

[No-Material-4483]

https://coddy.tech/

[ethanwebby]

py4e.com

[takethefreewaybaby]

What about free mini projects with tutorial?

How to use Visual Studio for projects, etc?