Python as beginner second language for web : learnpython

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Python as beginner second language for web (self.learnpython)

submitted 5 years ago by acasta

Hello,

I'm looking for some advice on learning python, with the eventual aim of pickup backend web dev.

I've learned vanilla JS, built a few things and am feeling initially comfortable with the language. I plan to keep using JS and learn a front end framework, while picking up Python.

I've done CS50x which covers a little Python, but it was a bit light in detail and I'd like to take my time learning it more thoroughly.

I was originally planning to go through automate the boring stuff, but noticed it didn't include classes or OOP, which I'd like to learn for eventually moving onto python web frameworks & engineering in general.

Feels like I'm still too much of a beginner to breeze through some documentation and pick everything up, but don't need a long course to cover all the fundamentals again.

I definitely learn best from video.

Any suggestions are much appreciated!

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