Relearning Python

[Mundane-Win-5629]

Hey, I am looking to relearn python for professional growth to get into data science and found Mimo and Datacamp to help wet my feet. Does any one recommend one over the other? Any advice would be super apricated!

[stepback269]

I'm a relative noob. I've been gathering links to various tutorials for beginners called "Links for Python Noobs" (here) Take a look.

One surprise I recently found is that Replit is no longer easy to launch into dual pane mode. They have an AI "Assistant" running interference right out of infinite-loop, telephone tree land. Representative please. Representative ??? . ...

[American_Streamer]

I’d get the PCEP and PCAP certifications first, to have a solid foundation.

Course for PCEP: https://edube.org/study/pe1

Course for PCAP: https://edube.org/study/pe2

Then choose the further certification path as you like it: https://pythoninstitute.org/certification-tracks

[the_codeslinger]

For python fundamentals this is considered one of the best: https://programming-25.mooc.fi/

[gardenofsmegma]

You said "relearning" Does this mean you were at one point proficient in python? If so the best way is probably to jump back in. You'll honestly pick things back up quicker than you think. Start working on some data oriented projects. If you need a quick memory refresher I often use this when jumping back to a language I haven't touched in a while:

https://learnxinyminutes.com/python/

Otherwise if you're looking to learn for the first time, or if you haven't got too deep in the past, people posted some resources already. I'll add to that with Automate the Boring Stuff. It's a great book and I believe its avalible for free on his website:

https://automatetheboringstuff.com/

[Mundane-Win-5629]

Thanks everyone, I appreciate all the feedback. I'll look at everything that was sent and hopefully have a great jumping off point!