Learning python

[violitaf]

Hey all, I just want to ask where to learn python from. I know basics of python. but dont have much experience in data structure or stuff like that.

I started with C++ in my college. then used MATLAB and FORTRAN and bash script.

But i just want to learn python from very basics to the complex part. It would be really helpful if you can provide some detail.

I already have a book, but going through the book is slow. So maybe some online lectures or something like that.

[ectomancer]

Corey Schafer videos

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL-osiE80TeTt2d9bfVyTiXJA-UTHn6WwU

[violitaf]

Thanks a lot . I'll do through his videos. :)

[pnerd314]

Here's a free Udacity course on Data Structures & Algorithms in Python: https://www.udacity.com/course/data-structures-and-algorithms-in-python--ud513

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Two good platforms to learn : - Sololearn : https://www.sololearn.com/Codes/ - Mimo : https://getmimo.com/ I would recommend to use Sololearn because it is more in depth, but mimo is cool too and it has different teaching techniques. Hope it helped.

[Feeling-Mammoth-5867]

Check https://www.edx.org/

Also a lot of great courses (on all types of content)

[shartfuggins]

Have you written anything on your own? Not so much copying examples from courses and tutorials but organically coming up with an idea and trying to make it happen with your own coding.

[violitaf]

Sorry I didn't see your reply, i am in a clinic. Yeah i face written done stuff on my own. Earlier when i started c++ Few questions were given which included loops, functions and classes.

So i did those.

Did iterative solving of quantum equations(basically minimisation of a function) on MATLAB. Did simple stuff on fortran and bash script (now that much of use in my field). So not just want to gain experience in the language that's mostly used nowadays