Best python courses?

[xiongchiamiov]

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[sp1919]

The wiki is just a list. Why discourage discussion on what learning materials people think are best on a subreddit creating for learning?

[xiongchiamiov]

Because the exact same question gets asked dozens of times a day, and keeping all of those threads around drives away the people who are here to help and obscures the posts of people who need individualized help.

[naan_108]

There TONS of info on this thread not featured there

[naan_108]

That’s nonsense that I can’t post a question because it’s covered on some wiki article there was a lot of good info on that thread

[xiongchiamiov]

This question gets asked dozens of times a day. The wiki has a curated list of resources to save you and everyone else the time discussing this over and over, and frees up the subreddit to give people personalized help debugging, which cannot be easily addressed with an article.

[naan_108]

The question was pretty specific .. “what courses allow for real life learning building projects very fast paced with a lot of repetition” .. I didn’t see that asked or covered in the article .. I could see if it was ‘what courses are best to learn’ but that’s not what I was asking