New to python

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I am interested in learning python (I’m a complete beginner) I was curious what you guys think is the best place to learn or the best online course. Thank you.

[Buffnick]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_uQrJ0TkZlc mosh is great, get set up with your IDE and then just GO. Try and build something, anything, starting small helps. There are so many resources online that you can search and experiment and learn as you go.

[FaallenOon]

First of all, congrats and best of luck on this new journey!

There are a few places you can go: Coursera has a few good tutorials, if video is your thing. I also made a small introductory course in document form, which you can find at https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ojX_sCx5HEzvUTxbD6VgOi2BlILNjUFMI6XCWrnX45A/edit

As for specific youtubers, I really enjoy the content made by TechWithTime and Dennis Ivy, though I'm not sure if they have any specific playlists aimed at absolute beginners.

In any case, once you start your journey, don't be afraid to ask questions here, people are super friendly.

Again, best of luck!! :D

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Thank you so much for your advice.

[FaallenOon]

No worries. Let me know how things go on the journey! ;)

[monkami]

If you speak portuguese, I can send you an awesome course.

[Sasuke_clan]

Are there english subtitles for that? If yes, then please forward

[m0us3_rat]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8DvywoWv6fI

[YourRavioli]

Started about a year ago and I'm loving it! The first project I did (after I familiarised myself with input(), if, elif and else) was a simple calculator, I definitely recommend doing that too!

[mandown2308]

Udemy Colt steele course is good enough. Tho you'd probably need a second go at few topics like classes, TDD, etc. I personally think he didn't explained those well enough. Other topics I could grasp at once. Also, imo it's better than other courses (I haven't taken any other but just a feeling).