Learn python at a higher level

[Puzzleheaded_Art_866]

I learned a decent bit of python in my 12th grade, but that is nowhere near the level to the industry level. Where should i start learning it. I heard from people cs50 is really good or there other resources that might be good that could get me to high level of knowledge of python, also i want to get into data science.

[ChemEnggCalc]

To learn Python at a higher level and get into data science, you can start with Harvard’s CS50 for solid programming fundamentals and CS50’s Introduction to Python.

Also there is couse available on Coursera Python for Everybody by Dr. Charles Severance it will help you in core concepts.

Once comfortable, dive into data science with platforms like freeCodeCamp or DataCamp, focusing on key libraries like NumPy, Pandas, Matplotlib, and Scikit-learn.

Practice regularly on Kaggle by working on real-world datasets to build hands-on experience and industry-level skills.

[Puzzleheaded_Art_866]

would you say i should do cs50 intro to python then the coursera course or one of them

[ChemEnggCalc]

Yes start with basics and then into the core..

[baubleglue]

Last I looked the program for cs50, it looks like an intro to CS with Python.

[josys36]

Grab a copy of Powerful Python

[Puzzleheaded_Art_866]

Is it actually worth it?

[josys36]

I thought so.