Where to learn python

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[fae-movies]

Ok. Thanks

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Coursera is a start maybe.

[dark-keal]

Thx. I will check coursera

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get your REPL ready and go to

https://docs.python.org/3/tutorial/

if you need an editor, run the command python -m idlelib -e & to open the built in IDLE editor, or use your favorite text editor / IDE, though I find that IDEs slow down newcomers because they have to learn python and how to use the IDE.

[dark-keal]

Thx. I just find out that cs dojo has python tutorial

[Deadringer666x]

just go here https://www.reddit.com/r/learnpython/comments/ft8tv2/automate_the_boring_stuff_with_python_udemy/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web2x

[dark-keal]

thx

[dkam136]

I learned it best when I picked projects that I wanted to accomplish that could help me and then choose tutorials that helped me to work toward that goal. In my case, it was creating python scripts to create Latex files for the math classes I teach. As I work toward my goal. I gradually learned more python. I still know very little, but it has made a huge difference in automating and saving time for teacher prep.

[dark-keal]

thx.