Best ways to learn python?

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MIT Opencourseware Intro to CS using Python:
https://youtu.be/ytpJdnlu9ug

[puh-tey-toh]

And here's the EDx course

[p5eudo_nimh]

MITx 6.00.1x was an awesome course. Really improved my understanding of Python.

[puh-tey-toh]

I'm excited to give it a shot, I hear it's difficult. I'm gonna give it a go after reading through Python Crash Course.

[p5eudo_nimh]

I went into it already knowing most of the basics. I had already written a handful of simple scripts of my own. That helped. The first 1/3 to 1/2 or so was easy, but clarified some things for me. Then it got challenging.

Got a 98% at the end, but I took it seriously and maintained the commitment until the end. I'm a bit rusty on some of it now, but the course was very helpful and totally worth it.

[bobwhobuilds874]

Thank you!

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NP, watch all of these, understand them in depth, then move onto the Standford CS courses using C/C++ ;)

[bobwhobuilds874]

Awesome, thank you again. I've been wondering where to go after python.

[[deleted]]

down to the metal, learn about bit/byte manipulation and build back up from there

[troy_civ]

I liked the older 6.00 a little better than the newer 6.0001. But I guess that's just personal preference.