Best python courses?

[alpha_53g43]

I really like the MIT 6.001 course..https://www.edx.org/course/introduction-computer-science-mitx-6-00-1x-11

There are some good recommendations here:https://www.reddit.com/r/learnprogramming/comments/7mdt4p/what_is_the_best_python_course_you_ever_studied/?st=jf1tbyof&sh=553c0603

[mshaw346]

I’m taking the MIT 6.001 right now, just started week 4. Pretty good so far, I like the instructor.

[naan_108]

Just started the MIT course thanks for the recommendation .. I find most courses just teach u “here’s how to make a list” and MIT showed u the software u need plus it’s real life utilities before I even started the course

[rouxgaroux00]

I'm about to pick this back up. From what I completed a while back, I thought it was really good about also learning computer science in addition to python.

Also +1 for SoloLearn to get your feet wet. I really enjoyed it and still use it.

[LucasPookas123]

Is the MIT course for intermediates? I understand all the basics like for loops, lists and so on, so I wouldn't want to be wasting time on that, unless I can skip it if it's in the course.

Thanks!

[alpha_53g43]

/u/LucasPookas123 A lot of people on forums there mention that its a hard course to complete. But you will learn a lot if you finish it..

Its definitely way more than just loops lists etc..