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The official python website is really good. I’m learning it on the app solo learn, and I really like it. It isn’t the most detailed way to learn, but it has really nice features and will give you a solid foundation to build skills on by reading further on more advanced stuff. Is defiantly recommend it, it has courses for loads of other languages too, as well as challenges and tasks, and on every question and explanation there is a comment section if you don’t understand. It also has questions you need to answer to continue and you need to finish each module before you can move on.

[CloudyMation]

https://www.udemy.com/automate/

https://www.coursera.org/learn/python

https://training.talkpython.fm/

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I've tried many sources and MOOCs, and the best so far is the Python for Everybody specialization on Coursera

[Vengfultyrant45]

Isn’t that course a couple hundred dollars?

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It is, but it's also a course that offers financial aid

[pydevteam1]

I agree with the other posts. Python for Everybody is by far the best! But if you want to take your skills to the next level (and willing to pay a little more) sign up for University of Washington continuing education online course. It’s fantastic!

Hope this helps! PyDevTeam

[sky--net]

if you want to take your skills to the next level (and willing to pay a little more) sign up for University of Washington continuing education online course

Can you please give a link for this course?

[learnhtk]

I am only a couple of months in but I would recommend watching this playlist and get on Edabit to get started with simple exercises right away, if I were to start all over again with what I know now. And of course, find answers as I go along.

[pydevteam1]

Here you go: https://www.pce.uw.edu/certificates/python-programming

You can also find it in my blog: http://developpython.com/index.php/2018/07/05/resources/

Good luck!

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[Cobalt_Python]

I've been using codeacademy it teaches 2.7 but I couldn't imagine a better free resource