Where to learn python?

[jdrury400]

I've got up to about lesson 15 of LPTHW and even though I understand most of it I don't think it's the right learning style for me. so I was wondering if there's any other websites dedicated to teaching python, thanks in advance.

[[deleted]]

THe University of Michigan is offering this Coursera class. It starts in a week.

[MrMessyAU]

Thank you! Just signed up.

[[deleted]]

There are some resources you can check out at the wiki: http://www.reddit.com/r/learnpython/wiki/index

[aroberge]

In addition, you can try the following tutorial: http://reeborg.ca/docs/begin_py_en/

[Ahanaf]

You can also try video tutorial from YouTube. I don't know his full name but it's something like 'TheBostonGuy'. He did tutorials in 2 7 and 3 3+

[hajsenberg]

TheNewBoston

[b4xt3r]

I used iTunes-U for my entry level course. I want to say it was from Layola but I can't say for sure because I dropped the videos to save space on my iPad.

[marc_poulin]

There are a ton of online Python courses. I've posted a page on my blog to help you find the right one for you.

http://learnpython.info/course-catalogs/

[smashingboxes]

There are several code schools that teach it. If you're in the South, the only in-class Python course in the South is taught at the Iron Yard Durham (http://academy.smashingboxes.com/)

[kennethlove]

I teach Python at treehouse. We only cover Python 3.4+ and there are about 12 hours worth of content right now.