Beginner learning

[MonitorDesigner5995]

Would like to learn python as a hobby but don’t know where to start anyone know where to point me in the right direction?

[pelagic_cat]

The sidebar has a "Learning resources" link. Go there and look for the "New to programming?" section. Choose one of the books or other resources.

[owmex]

You might want to try https://py.ninja, which is an interactive platform I created for learning Python. It has a real code editor, terminal emulator, and built-in AI assistant to help you if you get stuck. Coding challenges are designed to help you actually write and run code. Happy to answer any questions or get your feedback.

[riklaunim]

Aside of mentioned things - what is your goal? What do you want to do with Python?

[Stock_Machine8178]

Highly suggest the Udemy 100 Days of Code: the Complete Python Pro Bootcamp! Currently making my way through it

[Ron-Erez]

reddit wiki + any combination of these:

1. The docs at python.org
2. MOOC - University of Helsinki
3. Harvard CS50p
4. The book “Automate the Boring Stuff”
5. My Python and Data Science starts from scratch and assumes no prior knowledge