which is the best way to learn Python ?

[accsmarkets]

I wanna learn Python for My university project . Which compiler and platform I have to use for Learn Python ?

 

[Panther28]

Pycharm from jetbrains community free edition. Thats all you need. Python is such noob friendly there are plenty of guides to help online for each part, and you can ask here for specifics here if you are stuck, or on stack overflow, or as I sometimes call it, stuck overflow! lol

 

[ayoub910]

if you are total newbie start with the basics. i thinks check cs50p from Harvard covers all the basics. for the the IDE i use VSCODE but you can use whatever you are comfortable with.

the it depends on what you want to do. learn the frameworks and practice a lot.

 

[accsmarkets]

if you are total newbie start with the basics. i thinks check cs50p from Harvard covers all the basics. for the the IDE i use VSCODE but you can use whatever you are comfortable with.

the it depends on what you want to do. learn the frameworks and practice a lot.

okay Thanks brother

 

[SuperKingCheese]

The best resource for learning any programing language is Github. It's a huge library of computer programs. The best way to learn is to read through code and try to make sense of it, then think of a simple project and try to build it.

 

[Surfinite]

For python IDE i can recommend PyCharm from Jetbrains, they have free community edition. You can find educational material on udemy or YouTube.

 

[UltimateBeast]

As everyone above me said, Jetbrains Pycharm is the best overall.
For learning resources, you can follow these tips from @Sartre :
https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/just-my-little-tip-on-how-to-learn-python-the-easy-way.1433033/He knows his stuff pretty well and I'm following it too for learning Python.

 

[Sartre]

As everyone above me said, Jetbrains Pycharm is the best overall.
For learning resources, you can follow these tips from @Sartre :
https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/just-my-little-tip-on-how-to-learn-python-the-easy-way.1433033/He knows his stuff pretty well and I'm following it too for learning Python.

I can confirm I know very little

 

[UltimateBeast]

I can confirm I know very little

That's you being humble. If I can learn even the 10% of your knowledge, it would be a huge step in my journey.
Thanks for all the golden stuff you keep dropping time to time. Admire it a lot!

 

[BlueSnow]

This

https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/the-python-mega-course-is-now-free-on-udemy.1453336/

 

[Seosavvy]

Pycharm from jetbrains community free edition. Thats all you need. Python is such noob friendly there are plenty of guides to help online for each part, and you can ask here for specifics here if you are stuck, or on stack overflow, or as I sometimes call it, stuck overflow! lol

I want to learn as well, why is Python so noob ? Anything else you recommend?

 

[Nikolaos]

I use Vscode for python so i think it's a good choice. You could learn from w3schools for free.