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You are better off learning on a coding platform like Codecademy, here, instead of following somebody writing something, you actually have to solve problems by yourself.
[Python] - starting out as a beginner
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You are better off learning on a coding platform like Codecademy, here, instead of following somebody writing something, you actually have to solve problems by yourself.
AKQJ10
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I’m learning Python too. I bought Automate the Boring Stuff course on Udemy and also the Python Crash Course book which are recommended by many experienced developers & learners. After trying both I found that learning from a book is better than watching a video. Check out r/learnpython on Reddit.
Jeff Vh
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Ye I will probably get the book Automate the boring stuff. Never heard of Python Crash Course before, will def. check that one out as well.
Thank you!
AKQJ10
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Even the author of Automate the Boring Stuff recommend the Crash Course book in his book as well. You can get the pdf version of ABS for free on the official site, no need to buy.
Jeff Vh
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Appreciated, thank you!
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+1 for mosh. I have learned a hell lot from him, and finally bought some courses.
mrnixdorf
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Nop, i just search for what i need, then fix errors and update the bot, obviously you will find outdated bot their.
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Best beginner's course (seriously): https://www.coursera.org/learn/python
Another good way to practice: https://projecteuler.com
Python's awesome. It's the only programming language I think I can honestly say I feel romantic love for.
Another good way to practice: https://projecteuler.com
Python's awesome. It's the only programming language I think I can honestly say I feel romantic love for.
Jeff Vh
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He is a great tutor indeed, I'm currently watching his Youtube video on the freecodecamp.org channel.