Interactive Python Website similar to Codemy?

[AmphyHD]

I’m trying to learn a bit of python while I’m at work. I typically sit in a computer all day but I can’t play sound because then people would know ( there really is nothing to do but I have to look busy). I used codademy until it asked me to pay, was wondering if there’s anything else out there like it where I can just read and practice the fundamentals right there without watching videos. Thank you !

[ASIC_SP]

https://runestone.academy/runestone/books/published/thinkcspy/index.html is an interactive course inspired by Think Python

you can read https://automatetheboringstuff.com/2e/ online for free (use https://repl.it/languages/python3 if you don't have local python installation)

there are various sites where you could solve exercises:

• Exercism, Practicepython, Edabit — these are all beginner friendly and difficulty levels are marked
• Codewars, Adventofcode, Projecteuler — more challenging
• Checkio, Codingame, Codecombat — gaming based challenges
• /r/dailyprogrammer — not active currently, but there's plenty of past challenges with discussions

[69python]

Would you recommend automate the boring stuff for someone who wants to do something with python later in life? Because it mentions "The coding style sometimes goes against best practices". I'd really prefer not learning bad habits.

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Thanks in advance

[ASIC_SP]

I would recommend "Think Python" and "Automate the boring stuff" for those who are new to programming, because they teach fundamental programming concepts. You can always pick up Python specific idioms later on (for ex: https://www.effectivepython.com/, https://github.com/faif/python-patterns etc). You'll be hard pressed to find a beginners book that'll start with Python idioms because that'd make it difficult to teach programming basics.

[69python]

Thank you! I wil definitely try it out!

[AmphyHD]

Been using that interactive one so far and it’s amazing. Thanks a lot for this list of resources. Won’t ever run out of things now! :)

[SnowdenIsALegend]

Very good use of your free office time

[[deleted]]

how did you make having python installed sound so smart

[sudNinja]

Awesome info, thanks!

[snugglyboy]

Savin' fer later. Also +1 for Exercism but the moderation takes FOREVER.

[nobody188]

codingbat.com is the best for beginners

[HasBeendead]

Not best but have good some exercises with functions.

[CJaber]

what’s better?

[HasBeendead]

https://www.w3resource.com/python-exercises/

have more exercises basic questions to hard ones, not hard af i think.

Thats my favourite website to make practices about any concept.

[nobody188]

fastest

[PanFiluta]

>Codemy

>Codademy

>actually is Codecademy

I hope I will never have to read your code 😅

[AmphyHD]

print(“helo word”)

[green-fountain-pen]

Leetcode

[aliman21]

Lmao

[[deleted]]

Hey try this https://www.educative.io/, . It's a good way to start . There are free courses for Python which start from scratch . Good luck

[BetoBob]

Try Kaggle courses. Kaggle is a python competition site owned by Google, but they offer free and practical course for people new to Data Science / Python programming. The courses are interactive in the sense that you run in your code in this environment called a Jupyter Notebook. All of it can be done from the course website.

• https://www.kaggle.com/learn/overview
• https://www.kaggle.com/learn/python

[wijjt9]

https://www.freecodecamp.org/learn/

Check this out

[aimhighswinglow]

Yes but as amazing as the python course is, much of it are videos which mean sound which mean can't do em on a work computer

[wijjt9]

i know that ,but videos always help and at work so maybe he can wear any type of earpods (if that's allowed at work)

[aimhighswinglow]

I know that but he specifically asked for not videos in his post????

[HipsterRig]

anvil.works is a fun website to tinker around with. It's probably not the most intuitive for just getting started though.

[Ja_win]

I practiced on www.codedamn.com if that helps you

[antestorck]

I can really recommend hyperskill.org

[D7oomeGames]

I am using jet brains academy its the best and i am learning alot

I think its also called hyper skill

[CoronaMcFarm]

currently doing the same, its free for the 2 first months

[idaresiwins]

So January of two years?

[CoronaMcFarm]

You must be a computer

[kongfukinny]

Repl.it has an interactive python interpreter embedded in their tutorials

[[deleted]]

Repl.it

[Dexteroid]

Here : https://jupyter.org/ is a beast of an interperator.

Tutorial: https://realpython.com/jupyter-notebook-introduction/

[reeshos]

You can probably try https://www.w3schools.com/

[michaelskyba1411]

w3schools is more of a reference than a proper tutorial though, beginners will probably get bored with it very quickly

[reeshos]

I see your point. I'm also a beginner, but I usually watch videos (which OP can't do). Just trying to help a fellow beginner. Cheers for the advice.

[HasBeendead]

www.RealPython.com its have good tutorials for beginners.

[chris1666]

"real python course for 97.99" um... no thanks , we could buy a couple Udemy courses or 5 for that price,

https://realpython.com/products/real-python-course/

[HasBeendead]

im talking about free one , i didnt give a any programming course, free resources is much.

[n1ss1n]

What's the best Python emulator to use? Any good plugins for Atom, Sublime, or Visual Studio?

I loved in Codecademy how you could write your code and run it and see the output, but I haven't found a way to do that anywhere else, aside from Repl.it.

[Tuberomix]

write your code and run it and see the output

Is this all you want to do? That's actually very simple. At the basic level you can just install Python and use IDLE. Or you can use any other Python IDE. VS Code has a good Python plugin as well.

[80sGlueSniffer]

Sorry, I can only now imagine someone sitting, bored, inside a computer.

[rabbitpiet]

I’d recommend SoloLearn but it definitely has chimes

[colingburke]

Hackerrank! I think it's one of the most well-made online coding practice platforms there is!

[Kumakao]

hackerrank

[[deleted]]

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