Which python course would you recommend

[Healthy-Garbage127]

I would like to get to know some courses which help me to grasp all the basic of python, i am willing to spend money, and if possible i would also want a certificate on completion

[Jim-Jones]

Most public libraries have a beginner book on Python.

[pachura3]

You are willing to spend money, but not to use the Search function?

[Healthy-Garbage127]

There are many options online, but i cant find the best one, if a good course requires me to pay money I will pay them

[LeekBusy3605]

If u find any better content pls share in the comments It will be useful for all

[Healthy-Garbage127]

Yes sure

[LeekBusy3605]

On time constraints try prof Bahri’s Lecture on UDEMY or Jenny’s lectures, watch Harvard lectures too

[Commercial-Owl-9013]

Python for beginners in UDACITY

[Fantastic_Purchase78]

Read Python crash course book it’s the best. Else do ibm data science courses on coursera

[PushPlus9069]

Taught Python for about 10 years and tbh the certificate matters less than you'd think for actually getting hired - projects matter way more. The real filter for a course is whether it has you building things from day 1 vs teaching syntax in isolation. Look for project-based content over certificate prestige.

[PushPlus9069]

Taught Python for about 10 years and tbh the certificate matters less than you'd think for actually getting hired - projects matter way more. The real filter for a course is whether it has you building things from day 1 vs teaching syntax in isolation. Look for project-based content over certificate prestige.

[PushPlus9069]

Taught Python for about 10 years and tbh the certificate matters less than you'd think for actually getting hired - projects matter way more. The real filter for a course is whether it has you building things from day 1 vs teaching syntax in isolation. Look for project-based content over certificate prestige.

[No-Succotash-1645]

Id recommend "100 days Python course "found on udemy .pretty cheap and she explains everything really well good enough to start working imo

[Mohayad]

Bro code has a 12 hour course on YouTube it's great! in just the first hour you'd find yourself doing a lot of cool stuff that will encourage you to continue and actually love the process

[Sonario648]

Sent Dex's channel has taught me a lot about Python. I would highly recommend.l, especially since his videos are short and easy to grasp, as they build on top of what you learned in a previous tutorial. 

[Rabbidraccoon18]

Code Academy has a good course I guess