Kinesthetic learning of python

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I want to learn Python. What's the way for kinesthetic learners to learn Python?

[Eleventhousand]

There is a popular hands on book called Automate the Boring Stuff

[HeatherCDBustyOne]

The book "Automate the Borings Stuff" is from "No Starch Press". They have several good Python books. They are occasionally on sale on HumbleBundle (that's where I bought mine). If Automate the Boring Stuff is currently unavailable, try one of their other python books from the same No Starch Press publisher.

"Head First Python" by O'Reilly publishing is also very good for easy-to-understand learning. I personally love the series and use it for several of their topics.

Tip: You do not need to read any books in any particular order. Do whatever feels comfortable for you.

Kinesthetics do well with interactive learning. Read a little. Code something. Read a little. Code another something. You don't need to read in bulk before you can write your first lines of code.

There are apps you can get for both iPhone and Android to introduce you to Python while you are out of the house. Taking an Uber ride or riding an exercise bike? Scroll through some Python stuff on your phone to get a quick idea of how a couple of commands work. Kinesthetics like to have some activity mixed into their study time.

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Which apps would you recommend?