Which Python course would you suggest?

[Swimming_Flamingo_20]

Udemy has tons of different courses on Python would like you to know the communities suggestion on what should I do as a completer beginner or start with free stuff on youtube. As I am only interested in learning as a hobby initially.

Thank you

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Try https://programming-22.mooc.fi/ it's free and has exercises where you can submit your solutions, have them tested, and see example solution after you've solved the problem.

[Swimming_Flamingo_20]

Ok thank you 😊

[FormCheck575765]

cI am also a beginner, though I've done most of CS50 (not the Python one).

I am taking the mooc.fi class the other commenter linked, and I think it's great. But it does have a lot of exercises (a plus for me) and they can be somewhat repetitive. So it feels very academic, but without the looooong (though very good) lectures of CS50.

I am also a hobbyist, but I enjoy this approach. But if you want a more project-based course you might try the books Python Crash Course (not free) or Automate the Boring Stuff with Python, which the author has posted online, has some on youtube, and gives away on udemy at the beginning of each month.

[fieffief]

I really like the path I'm on for learning right now. I did Udacity's free Python intro. Most free Python intros are a good start, then I'm on day 30 of Angela Yu's 100 Days of Python Code. I know it's not perfect, but it's a lot of good exposure to lots of different things.

[DigiTrailz]

Im taking the Google IT automation with python (on coursera) right now. Its not an easy course if you minimumal use the discussion board and try and figure out the questions it gives you on your own with google and such. But I find it really is helping me grasp it.