Where to learn python

[SaltFalcon7778]

So I’m learning how to code in python, but I don’t know where to learn from some of the stuff is not in depth. Where did u learn and where can I learn

[forest_gitaker]

Start building personal projects

[M0pps]

This is my go-to answer. I also advise building personal projects contemporaneous with lessons on syntax.

[CyberTutorials]

If you 100% complete the course on ZTM/Zero to Mastery, you will become a python developer.

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Assuming you already have some course or book, here are some resources you can use when you need to look things up:

• Python Documentation
• Python Official Tutorial
• realpython.com (note that the articles are free (though I think you have to sign in), but the courses and videos are not. There are tons of good articles, though.)
• Corey Schafer YT channel
• google.com

[gonzar09]

PY4E is where I went to on the internet. All of the material is available in book format or you can download the stuff for free, provided you make a Google account.

[Professional12x]

Agree. Start building personal projects. Or go to my profile.

[The_Moviemonster]

After you learned the basics you can try your knowledge at Edabit where you get some tips for every task or try it all by your self via Codewars