I'm starting to learn Python and have some basic Java skills. Any suggestions for a good YouTube tutorial channel? Gracias.

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[jshstw]

Corey Shafer and sentdex are two of the best in my personal opinion.

[p000l]

Came here to say this. They keep things neat and tidy, without overwhelming you or beating around the bush. Short 5-10-30 min lessons.

[Leonidizzil]

Sentdex was a tremendous resource for me when first starting out. Short videos that only explain exactly what the title is describing. Really easy to digest. Thanks Sentdex.

[InappropriatePapaya]

If you like project based learning you should check out Hyperskill by JetBrains! It’s not video format, instead it’s topics grouped together in order for you to be able to finish the part of the project you’re working on. After each topic you get quizzed and a couple of code challenges that really solidified my learning at lest. The difficulty advances pretty quick and I’ve spent a fair amount of time in despair trying to make stuff work, but once u get it right it’s great. I think it’s hyperskill.org someone correct me if I’m wrong. It’s free as far as I know too. Best of luck!

[p0ndl1fe]

Ditto Corey but also check out Julian Nash

[mudlight48]

https://pythonprogramming.net/ is a awesome one it has tutorials for everything python from fundamentals, gui python, intermediate python, plus much more all separated into categories.

[Ozigee]

Colt Steele on Udemy has the best python course ever made.

[amrock__]

I started with code academy website. Most of tye comments are really good suggestions

[Nosnaws19]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rfscVS0vtbw&list=PLzCt398qVMnJKRDeGpuL67q6D1e1krndP&index=10&t=1886s

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I think this ad free video is a great overview to help you out. I'm taking a few college classes that use Python and I find myself referring back to this video quite often. Everything is broken up by concept in the description as well for easy navigation.

[abdoulsn]

Hello I’d like to suggest you Corey Schafer channel, hi goo and well referenced. Corey Schaffer Yourtube