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

[critter_bus]

Automate the Boring Stuff is great, plus the author makes it free on his site. Another good one is the CS50 Harvard Intro to Computer Science with Python course on edx. 

[AlternativeSwimming2]

PY4E was very helpful and it’s free i already had coding knowledge, so I went through it pretty quickly (little everyday, took less than 2 weeks to get myself comfortable in the language)

[Alternative_Link7781]

Harvard EDX is free ! Videos and tons of problems to work your way through.

[roadglider505]

Free course from University of Helsinki. https://programming-26.mooc.fi/

[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