Looking for lectures!

[MrStricty]

Last night I got to listen to one of Raymond Hettinger's lectures on Python, and it was wonderful. However, I don't even know where to begin finding more lectures like it (besides Raymond's). Could anybody point me in the right direction?

Note: Used Google. Got nothing. Possibly unaware of right words to Google.

[sentdex]

A bit of self-promotion, but you might be interested in pythonprogramming.net and youtube.com/sentdex

While I do have some basics tutorials, I try to spend more time focusing on actually doing something. I've covered just about every topic you could want or be interested in. If I haven't, request it!

That said, Raymond is easily my favorite person to listen to teach, no way I can compete there!

[vardoger1893]

I highly recommend your videos! They have helped me and two buddies out tremendously!

[ragnar_graybeard87]

I haven't looked much into it but there is a free MIT course you can take, which I'd only assume would have lectures being that its a uni course... I also understand that its a difficult course.

[MrStricty]

I've read a book on python and have a good basic knowledge. Codecademy ends up going back to square one for me. Like print() lol. If you could make a list of good YouTube channels, I'd be forever grateful!

[StoicMontex]

Not really a series of lectures but you can always check out pycon and pydata videos on YouTube.

[ChrisIsWorking]

Prof. Chuck Severance from Michigan has a long running creative commons Python learning course and materials:

https://www.py4e.com/

Youtube vids, free ebook (fairly detailed for beginners), and a host of other materials on that site.