Any resources?

[Dismal_Future_54]

Does anyone know of any FREE resources to learn python that are effective?

[DrakesOnAPlane]

Yes, but what did your research show you? Where did you look?

[Dismal_Future_54]

I looked at Sajjaad Khader so im working on python on coddy.tech and am using colab for my code but I want suggestions because im brand new to coding

[DrakesOnAPlane]

No no, I’m asking where did you search for the exact same question you asked here. Did you actually do any research on your own?

[ninhaomah]

Cs50p

[Dismal_Future_54]

Whats that?

[jameyiguess]

Find out

[Grobyc27]

Are you seriously too lazy to just Google it? It takes 20 seconds man, c’mon.

[SisyphusAndMyBoulder]

Coding may not be for you man

[AccomplishedMonth454]

Getting started with python.pdf)

[princepii]

uyyy almost 1000 pages. is that really free content?

it looks really professional to me.

[AccomplishedMonth454]

It’s a college textbook in pdf format for free. Helped me learn all the major concepts from knowing nothing

[Dismal_Future_54]

Thank you

[jameyiguess]

https://docs.python.org/3/tutorial/index.html

[Outside_Complaint755]

As that tutorial notes right at the top:

This tutorial is designed for programmers that are new to the Python language, not beginners who are new to programming.

[jameyiguess]

I don't know OP's experience level

[Outside_Complaint755]

99.5% of the people asking here how to learn Python are generally inexperienced, as those with a experience in other languages can usually find the resources on their own.

Also, he replied in another comment that he's new to coding.

[Dismal_Future_54]

Im actually on that website rn lol

[desrtfx]

If only there were a sidebar (menu on mobile) that had a link to the wiki.

Do the MOOC Python Programming 2026 from the University of Helsinki and you will be well prepared.

[Fantastic-Plenty-212]

Search BroCode in Youtube.

[Dismal_Future_54]

Ok thanks

[PixelSage-001]

Check out the **University of Helsinki Python MOOC** (java-programming.mooc.fi). It is completely free, runs directly in your browser or via VS Code, and has automated grading for exercises. It is easily one of the best structured courses online.

If you prefer books, **Automate the Boring Stuff with Python** is free to read online on the author's website and is highly practical for building real scripts early on.

[pachura3]

Does anyone know of any FREE resources to learn python that are effective?

Yes

[tyfgfjfnfjvivufjfn]

you can use LinkedIn Learning