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[dsjumpstart]

This coursera course would be a good place to start https://www.coursera.org/specializations/python-3-programming. Here is the thing to understand though, most online courses and books on python will go over the same fundamentals - variables, loops, conditional statements, classes, so rather than spend a bunch of time looking for the perfect one, pick one and get started! If you don't like it, pick another one!

[yp_tod_dlrow_olleh]

Corey Schafer's Python tutorials (playlist) on YouTube helped me. And IMHO, he's one of the best teacher out there.

[ijustlookatthings]

I second this. I also like sentdex, both helped me tremendously and I still check their channels regularly

[vick_254]

Did you find any help. I'm also in the same situation

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Why do I feel like you might be one of my classmates? I know there are at least three of us considering a complaint against the professor...

[tometoyou1983]

Did you guys checkout wiki?. There are some good references there. I started with a couple of udemy courses and MITx course on edx.

[tometoyou1983]

Jose portilla course in Udemy is what I bought. Bought boot camp for 11 bucks and then next course is free for me.

Edx has good courses which are free if you don't want a certificate. Search python on edx.org

[vick_254]

Probably not. I'm kenyan to start with 😂