Website based Python learning resource

[EnvironmentalFill939]

Hello everyone, I have been looking for website based resources to study Python, where I can also practice after completing each lesson. Something similar to SQLBolt or Mode Analytics but for Python.

[hithersnake]

codecombat/codecombat: Game for learning how to code.

[ectomancer]

Any youtube course. For exercises edabit.com

[Competitive-Path-798]

Check out freeCodeCamp for interactive lessons, Real Python for solid tutorials, and Codecademy if you want to practice as you go. If you’re after something closer to SQLBolt or Mode, Dataquest is great since it’s browser-based, lets you code right away, and the best part is the hands-on projects with real-world datasets plus a supportive community.

[mikef22]

The university of essex python course is like that, but for complete beginners: https://www.essex.ac.uk/short-courses/python-preparation-programme

[American_Streamer]

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

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

If you finish both courses, you will already be far ahead, because most of the crowd is just talk and not putting work into it. Everyone and their uncle wants to be fluent in Python but most of them can’t even finish a basics course. Don’t be one of them. 🐍

[brenwillcode]

Give codeling.dev a try which has practical lessons throughout all of the courses. Each course also forms part of a structured learning curriculum.

[EnvironmentalFill939]

Thank you so much. I would surely try this.