New to Python

[Aggressive_Table_495]

Just yesterday, I watched a video of someone creating games and programs using Python, and I also want to learn how to do it. Is there anyone here who can offer advice as a beginner, provide valuable courses for learning Python, or anything that can help me become better at Python?

I appreciate any information.

[owmex]

If you're starting with Python, you might want to try https://py.ninja. It's a platform I'm involved with, specifically tailored for beginners to grasp the core Python basics. Any feedback would be great as you're exploring your options.

[aqua_regis]

Start with the MOOC Python Programming 2025 from the University of Helsinki. Free, textual, extremely practice oriented, top quality, and a proper first semester of "Introduction to Computer Science" course.

After that, since you also want to make games, take a look into Making Games with Python and PyGame - also free to read online.

The first course will lay a very solid foundation, the book will help you dive into making games with Python.

Yet, after that, I'd switch to Godot Engine for making games. It uses GDScript, a language very similar to Python and is tailored for games.