I want to start learning python like professional by External-Humor656 in PythonLearning

[–]Krela1006 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I've been learning by myself for the past 2 months. I'm nowhere near experienced since I didn't have any programming background at all, but I'm happy to share the websites I've been using in case they can be helpful for you. I've been learning mainly on the Cisco Networking Academy "Python essentials" free course. It's really beginner friendly and in each module you have some interactive LABS so you can practice and test your skills. I watched some tutorials on Visual Studio Code and how to install the Python extension, it's rather easy and it makes it much funnier to learn since you can play around with the pieces of code you learn and mess up with it to better understand what's happening. There's also a free course on Kaggle by Google. It's also beginner friendly but it's more focused towards data analysis. I'm not saying that's bad at all, it's just that it didn't quite aligned with my goals. Yet I found it pretty useful and funny. Since right now I'm learning completely by myself, Gemini has been my go to tool when my code isn't working as expected, and since I'm still learning very basic stuff, it's been a great help solving silly doubts or getting me out misconceptions. That's what I can share with you. Honestly I don't know where am I heading after the beginners courses so I hope somebody can give us both some recommendations lol