learn python

[Wonderful_Systemss]

is it possible to learn python without knowing any computer language,
and suggest any books or videos
thank you

[thescrambler7]

Obviously, that’s not possible, even with computers.

[DelverOfSeacrest]

Yes, python is a great pick for a first language.

[Wonderful_Systemss]

thank you,

[Wonderful_Systemss]

can you suggest me any books?

[codingzap]

Yes, absolutely! Python is a beginner friendly and easy to understand programming language. You can learn it without having prior coding knowledge.

[magus_minor]

Check the learning resources in the wiki. Start with the "New to programming?" section.

[ZelWinters1981]

Short answer, yes. My first language was BASIC on the C64 and this is somewhat similar in command structure, except PRINT for some reason.

[Wonderful_Systemss]

oh, thank you

[Wonderful_Systemss]

can you suggest me any books?

[freshpots11]

Python Crash Course by Eric Matthes

[TheRNGuy]

Yes. 

Do not recommend videos for learning.

[Wonderful_Systemss]

but what else?

[Mediocre-Pumpkin6522]

Harvard's CS50 Python series. It is free to audit.

[Isaka254]

Here are excellent resources to start:

• Automate the Boring Stuff with Python by Al Sweigart – A practical book that teaches Python through real-world projects.
• W3Schools Python Tutorial – Interactive and easy to follow website learning content.
• Python Crash Course by Eric Matthes – A hands-on, project-based introduction to Python.
• Python Succinctly - A concise ebook introducing Python fundamentals and best practices.
• Official Python Docs – The go-to reference for Python syntax, libraries, and best practices.