[hakimdes]

Hey I'm relatively new to programming and  i would like learn more specifically Python as it seems the most useful for my future plans. Any advice or resources given is very much appreciated.

[polishuser678]

I found some great videos on Khan Academy's Youtube-channel. You can find the link here:

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[iltenero]

Just google python tutorial for beginners. Lots of good info out there.
Simple language to learn

[reekstar]

Hey I'm relatively new to programming and  i would like learn more specifically Python as it seems the most useful for my future plans. Any advice or resources given is very much appreci

dont even know bro

[Talefing]

I made the experience to learn from books a lot. But for Python there is also lot to find if you google it.
codewars.com is a pretty cool website to do some basic stuff in different languages. Maybe that is something for you

cheers

[your_daily_dose]

this isnt spam i promise

[Ahughes7814]

Thanks for the post

[digitalsonic]

Get a course on Udemy

[bobwilliambob]

Utilize one of the great free online code sites like code academy to get started. Then go get the book Learning Python. Go through that book front to back. Use youtube to help you out when you have questions.

[Kenango]

I think on GitHub there are projects like "30-Days-Of-Python" that you can learn from. But from personal experience, I'd find something that you wanna make in Python and just go with it. It doesn't have to be complicated. Just build more and more as you learn.

[tacotruck]

I know some python stuff shows up time to time on humble bundle

[breefan]

If you are learning python now, if you eventually want to learn how to build useful things I suggest going straight into serverless frameworks like this:

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[miquelgok]

How long have u guys learned it?

[Bobbylamothe]

Thanks for all the info guys!

[Abaddon4242]

I cant suggest more than anyone else but i used eudemy to learn most coding languages

[lplll]

Thanks for tips. I've mostly learned through code academy and random tutorials so far.

[Endlu]

Always wanted to learn python but been overwhelmed by the different resources. This helps to narrow it down

[hallo12345678db]

Thanka for sharing

[IPSUMShawty]

Go download the fundamental Python training books, who are all over the internet, or that can be bought in pretty much bookstore. Watch youtube tutorials, ref the reference material, and experiment. Try to code simple stuff like a Clock program, a primitive text processor, and check for extra libraries. Python is surprisingly easy to learn, and versatile. Most uses you want to achieve with python can be helped via libraries that already exist and are well documented.

[hybridhunter]

learnpythonthehardway.org was decent to get the rust off so I imagine it would be a pretty good learning tool to use