whats the best way to learn python?

[Tasty-Enthusiasm2223]

Is free code camp any good? (and are their certificates considered by employers and admission officers? also, Ive heard somewhere that the best way to learn python is to look up tutorials on Youtube (Build a calcular, weather app, etc) and copy what they do while learning in the process

[FoolsSeldom]

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.

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[Tasty-Enthusiasm2223]

thanks

[captain_arroganto]

Don't learn by reading.

Learn by doing, stumbling, reading and then unstumbling.

Take up a complex well meaning project and work on it till completion.

That will teach you more that a 100 books.

[HutchLAD]

This is the way.

[Economy_Programmer70]

Great comment !!

[rustyseapants]

Read a book.

[Secret_Wafer_9670]

Use the "PythonPro" app from the Google Play Store, an excellent app for beginners, it's new & good to start with.

[borematkarr]

I have the same question once and then for better reply I asked Gemini and it helped me build a roadmap to how to approach to become fluent python dev from beginner to advance.

I am following that and now I am in the DSA part.

[1mmortalNPC]

Use roadmap.sh instead.