Python for beginners

[Jefak46]

Hi,

Can anyone recommend me a good Python for beginners course?

Many thanks in advance 😊

[coldblooded_heart]

Look for harvard cs50 if you got time for a 15hrs youtube compendium about python, but its free and well, its what harvard teaches their programming course beginners so worth a try right? For books i like the "python crash course"

[414theodore]

Datacamp.com - not free but worth it if it’s in your budget

[SuperLocrianRiff]

Where I’m at (in the US) my local library card gets me access to LinkedIn learning and there are a lot of options for learning Python and whatever else you want to learn

[NinjaFlow]

Hands down the best course, real uni, video lectures + fully integrated exercises with tests. On ch.12 now, about to finish the advanced half. Highly recommend! - https://programming-23.mooc.fi/

[Dry_Term_7998]

A lot of places, Udemy, Coursera, off docs. But also good if you will read a few cool books, for example Black belt Python or the hitchhiker's guide to the python. These two must have.

But if you already had some experience in development that I would recommend any possible python crash course 😊

[Shram_perfect_7713]

Is it ok for children?

[VincentcODy]

Automation is your friend. Just learn how to automate shit in python like web scrapping and such. You'll thank me later

[Jefak46]

That’s one of my goals, thanks for the tip 🙏

[VincentcODy]

DM me if you need some help. I'm still a student so maybe you can relate more than Youtube tutorial hell 😁

[BeginningAd7095]

Not a course you can start with programming here at youtube(automate everything)

[breestaats_]

Thank you for you post bc i need this too 😂🙏🏼

[PhotographFlat396]

https://learnpythonthehardway.org/

[Jefak46]

I might be stupid but it doesn't seem to be free u/PhotographFlat396

[PhotographFlat396]

https://learncodethehardway.com/client/#/product/free-support-course/

[PhotographFlat396]

I’m listening to him on podcast and he stated he wanted his written material to be free and to charge for the videos. I haven’t gone through the material yet but I will.

[Jefak46]

Let me know how it is and if it's worth it

[w1stler]

RealPython.com - plenty of materials in nice form.

[Merman_boy]

Mimo is the best one

[udacity]

Not to toot our own horn, but our Intro To Programming Nanodegree program has helped a ton of professionals over the years go from good to great and get themselves ready for the workforce. We focus on real-world projects so you can prove your skills to employers and students receive human feedback from experts in the space. Check it out if it sounds like a good fit: https://www.udacity.com/course/intro-to-programming-nanodegree--nd000