Learning Python for fun... Where do I start?

[Robzino]

Could anyone recommend me some resources (a roadmap for example) for learning Python?

 

[Pothik]

You can search on YouTube. I hope you find many quality full tutorial

 

[Shamaninov]

Uh-huh, and the next thing you know - you're a black hat hacker, injecting websites in order to steal and sell databases.

Check out freecodecamp.com, you'll love it.

 

[Deleted member 1048557]

Google => Team Treehouse

 

[Jimoz]

Could anyone recommend me some resources (a roadmap for example) for learning Python?

Try Udemy courses, some courses are very good on udemy.

 

[Robzino]

Uh-huh, and the next thing you know - you're a black hat hacker, injecting websites in order to steal and sell databases.

Check out freecodecamp.com, you'll love it.

This resource looks really good, but the 300 hours looks pretty intimidating haha.

Try Udemy courses, some courses are very good on udemy.

I'll check it out, thank you.

 

[kelturon]

Watch 1 video where they explain all the basics. After that learn with real-life tasks. Everything else is a waste of time.

 

[B17zr]

6 hours Course

 

[kolly]

youtube, codeacademy, lots of free ebooks and courses, especially on udemy.

 

[Jookar]

,There Python anyone recommend me some ,resources (a roadmap for example) for learning PThere?

Their is so many Teachers on Youtube or Udemy who teach Code Languages in details everything you can check them out. Most importantly, Pythan is one of the Coding languages which is easy to Learn for anyone

 

[PHPInjected]

There are plenty of free tutorials online.

Here are a few channels I check in with to brush up every now & again:
Programming with Mosh
Traversy Media
DevEd
FreeCodeCamp

 

[Alexion]

While there are plenty of resources out there, I'm going to tell you how I did it and had success.

I gave myself a project. At that time, it was a website crawler, Amazon to be more specific.
As I had no idea where to start, I started using StackOverflow for questions regarding functions.

An example would be "StackOverflow python selenium visit page"
As your code is being put slowly together, you will need to use a huge variety of functions, a lot of the basic ones like string search, concatenation, etc.

By the time you finish your project, you will have a decent amount of basic knowledge in python.
I'm not saying it's a good way of learning. But it's how I did it ( 6 years ago ) and has worked great for me.