Can you help me with python?

Hey! I have to learn myself python, because of quarantine. It is school-related, but my teacher does not have a lot time to answer his students. I am a newb when it comes to programming, so I am wondering if you have any strategies, places to learn python, or ways to learn programming that would be helpful for me.


English is my second language, so sorry if there are a lot of grammatical errors ;p

I am not a much of python guy but i started as well as side learning here are some quick resources to start with for free -



None of my affiliation, They seems to be the most detailed. tutorials indeed.

Thanks How long can you go in a video before you have to go back? There is a lot of information to process in a short amount of time, so I am wondering how to effectively memorize the things mentioned in the video.

Thats i say upto you.

And youtube is handy stuff, just bookmart or add to playlist.

Daily play a lesson or some number of fix lessons, practice daily and increase complexity of your practice.

Although I don't know the quality of this book but there are good reviews. So grab it. If you want any other books let me know.

Lemvar said:

Thanks How long can you go in a video before you have to go back? There is a lot of information to process in a short amount of time, so I am wondering how to effectively memorize the things mentioned in the video.

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You don't memorize programming, you understand the concepts first. After you understand, you have to practice. Learn the basic concepts first - variables, functions, loops, etc. You'll have to use them in every program you write. These concepts are the same for all programming languages.
Go through this course https://www.coursera.org/learn/python and learn the basics first. Once you are comfortable with the basics, then go through some advanced topics like flask, web scraping, Django, etc. Sky's the limit, mate.