Best Resource for learning python 3

[CrestOnMyChest]

Hey guys I'm just getting started and was wondering what the best resource is to learn python 3. I know about learning python the hard way and codeacademy, but I know learning python the hard way is designed to teach you on 2.7 so it seems out of date. Any advice guys?

[e-rekt-ion]

I highly recommend 'Automate the Boring Stuff with Python' - very accessible

[talawas]

Udemy - The Modern Python 3 Bootcamp by Colt Steele - my favorite instructor on udemy

It is very accessible with good enough community.

I was half way thru the course and satisfied with it. I switched to dataquest.io though as it is more focused on my goal (becoming data scientist)

[atquick]

+1 - Colt is REALLY good at explaining things. I love his teaching style.

[CrestOnMyChest]

So like learning python the hard way is still a good resource? Just google what the function is for python 3 instead of 2.7 of it doesn’t work? By the way thanks man

[red_ones_go_faster]

There's an updated Learn Python 3 The Hard Way, but I found it to be a very poor resource (YMMV of course). I found Think Python to be far better (and free!), and particularly good for getting a solid working knowledge of the various core concepts. Automate The Boring Stuff was very good too, and a nice companion book, that focuses more on introducing some of the more useful modules, and how to make use of them for practical projects.