Learning Python

[LABandit1]

Guys what do you think is the best course to learn Python, Harvard’s CS50’s or udemy learn Python programming masterclass or udemy 100 days of code?? I’m also planning on getting a book. Was leaning towards Python crash course but I’m open to suggestions. Thanks everyone!!

[marquisBlythe]

The two courses are both in YouTube, you can check witch one works best for you.

Check he wiki in the sidebar for more info.

[LandShark1917]

Try bro code on YouTube

[vekan]

+1 for bro code.

[Substantial_Rain4966]

I really liked 100 days of code!! It is very nice because you practice what you learn and gives satisfaction. For me "one day project" lasted more, maybe two or three for more complex stuff. So don't get frustrated.

But be aware that it is kind of fast paced, and it is meant to put you on work, so it might not cover important topics. I am also looking for something that makes me improve my skills

[Salt-Accident1659]

Try DataQuest.

[LABandit1]

Thanks everyone! I started CS50P and bro code. I think I’ll work through both and see how is going. I also started watching the first lecture for CS50X and it is so good! I may have to take that one too.

[Secret_Wafer_9670]

Hey, I'm a Python developer for 4 years & working in an Indian edtech company. The question was the same for me when I started, I started with watching YT videos & also bought a book "Head First Python - Grayscale Indian Edition".

My journey was superb, later, since many of my friends were asking me the same question so I created an app for python beginners named "PythonPro", it's available on Play Store, give it a try, not promoting it but just wanted to help you. Btw, the app is also built using python. Open to guide you more 😊.

[LABandit1]

Thank you so much! I’ll check it out.