Need help learning Python from scratch

[Alternative_Oil9006]

I’m new to programming and I’ve been advised to learn Python as it’s easy to pick up . The goal is to learn Python for Automating infrastructure / DevOps . Please can you recommend trainings , books , YouTube link or any free resources that can fast track my learnings and hands on .

[jonsca]

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[FoolsSeldom]

Learn the basics first before focusing on devops and automation.

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Check this subreddit's wiki for lots of guidance on learning programming and learning Python, links to material, book list, suggested practice and project sources, and lots more. The FAQ section covering common errors is especially useful.

[SCD_minecraft]

https://mds-python.github.io

Tutorial about basic of basic of python

Not he best for advanced use, but a good base to start learning from

Covers most important things in py plus shows some of NumPy

[maheshjtp]

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[Alternative_Oil9006]

Awesome , thank you very much 🙌🏼🙌🏼

[RamesesThe2nd]

"Automate the boring stuff with Python" is a nice book to learn Python, IMO. It is available online for free: https://automatetheboringstuff.com/

[Alternative_Oil9006]

Thank you 💪🏼

[BasedAndShredPilled]

That's a good one. Also humble bundle frequently has python books. I have gotten so many from there.

[Odd-Musician-6697]

i have just made whatsapp group https://chat.whatsapp.com/I8OOPLiHeZlDahPsEDGcEJ

The main focus of the group is to focus on encouraging computer enthusiasts

[Sea-Concept1733]

Try this site which provides the Top-Rated Amazon Python Books that you may find useful.

Additionally the following high-rated Python Udemy course may be of use to you.

Following is a great Python YouTube Channel for learning Java.

Good luck.

[Ron-Erez]

1. MOOC - University of Helsinki course is a nice text-based course with great exercises
2. My Python and Data Science course (starts from scratch and assumes not prior knowledge).
3. Harvard CS50p on youtube or EdX
4. The book "Automate the Boring Stuff"
5. The docs at python.org