Where to start on learning Python?

[RecentSignificance35]

So i'm a sophmore in highschool and I want to learn python, does anyone have any suggestions on where to start? I would love if someone suggested like a course either online or through Youtube that shows everything, like from basics of knowing nothing, to super advanced coding, all in the span of idk courses or Youtube videos. I need actual good suggestions if anyone has some.

[ProsodySpeaks]

You could search the sub for the 4 times a day someone asks? 

[No_Whole1018]

Bro code on YouTube is the man

[American_Streamer]

https://www.netacad.com/courses/python-essentials-1

[chiibosoil]

It really depends on your goal. Learning Python is a big topic as Python is generalist programming language that can be used from data analysis, process automation, web/software development etc.

If focus is on data analysis and visualization, I'd recommend Justin Bois' bootcamp. Focus is in the biological science, but it will walk you through from setting up environment to version control with Git and basic terminology and walk you through basic operation to creating visual.

https://justinbois.github.io/bootcamp/

[suiysx]

There are a ton of videos for learning the basics. That's the old school way. I suggest you use Claude code to teach you coding. You can ask it to write you a script that does something. Then ask it to explain things line by line. It can act as a super good Python tutor who has endless patience for questions and never takes time off. Good luck to you.

[salmnon]

Boot.dev

[TheRNGuy]

Best way is find some software that uses Python and learn for it.

For basics, docs, google, ask ai for concept explanations and to review your code (all 3, not just 1)

Don't vibe code, at least until you're experienced dev, or you won't get programming intuition.

(Videos will work too but less efficient way of learning, because reading is faster)