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karunya
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How Can I learn Python?
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Priyanka Nagpal
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Hi Karunya
Lots of materials available online to learn.
Good ones :
--> https://www.coursera.org (free courses are available here)
Python for Everybody Specialization (Coursera)
-->Python for absolute beginners (Udemy) : this is paid
--> https://www.edx.org/learn/python (edx) : free
Lots of materials available online to learn.
Good ones :
--> https://www.coursera.org (free courses are available here)
Python for Everybody Specialization (Coursera)
-->Python for absolute beginners (Udemy) : this is paid
--> https://www.edx.org/learn/python (edx) : free
Sadia Qasim
Producer
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Alpharetta, Georgia
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Hi Karunya,
I used the following resources to help with learning Python:
CodeAcademy - I personally loved this for its real-time feedback, however it looks like they no longer support a free model.
-- https://www.codecademy.com/catalog/language/python
Coding Game - Another one which was great! Since I am in the games industry, it helped me learn about real-time scripting within a games environment. Looks like they still provide a free model. At the very least, it will help understand Python syntax!
-- https://www.codingame.com/start
Code Complete, by Steve McConnell - This one helped me properly understand syntax.
-- https://www.amazon.com/Code-Complete-Practical-Handbook-Construction/dp/0735619670
Udemy - Udemy offers a variety of Python-related courses. I can't speak for every single one, but I've definitely turned to Udemy in the past.
-- https://www.udemy.com/courses/search/?src=ukw&q=python
Hope these resources help! Best of luck on your scripting journey!
I used the following resources to help with learning Python:
CodeAcademy - I personally loved this for its real-time feedback, however it looks like they no longer support a free model.
-- https://www.codecademy.com/catalog/language/python
Coding Game - Another one which was great! Since I am in the games industry, it helped me learn about real-time scripting within a games environment. Looks like they still provide a free model. At the very least, it will help understand Python syntax!
-- https://www.codingame.com/start
Code Complete, by Steve McConnell - This one helped me properly understand syntax.
-- https://www.amazon.com/Code-Complete-Practical-Handbook-Construction/dp/0735619670
Udemy - Udemy offers a variety of Python-related courses. I can't speak for every single one, but I've definitely turned to Udemy in the past.
-- https://www.udemy.com/courses/search/?src=ukw&q=python
Hope these resources help! Best of luck on your scripting journey!
Ryan Nutting
Program Manager
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Another one not mentioned Python.org
Dylan Shiramizu
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Hi Karunya!
As others have shared there are many ways to learn python online! Learning how to code is very accessible online these days. There are paid courses but there are also many FREE quality resources to get you started so you don't have to pay for classes to start off!
Some additional resources to add to what others have previously stated are:
code academy - https://www.codecademy.com/learn/learn-python-3
freeCodeCamp (freecodecamp.org) good for solidifying python knowledge
educative.io (https://www.educative.io/path/python-for-programmers) - monthly subscription but formated class for beginners
If you want to understand a specific topic more, geeksforgeeks and w3schools have some really good explanations and implementations of various python techniques!
Not to mention hours long videos on youtube of lecturers/other programmers teaching lessons on python!
If you are looking for general classes on coding on top of python:
app academy open (open.appacademy.io)
I should also mention that google is your friend when it comes to coding. For finding learning resources and help. Stackoverflow.com will also become a reliable resource for when you code!
Hope this helped!
As others have shared there are many ways to learn python online! Learning how to code is very accessible online these days. There are paid courses but there are also many FREE quality resources to get you started so you don't have to pay for classes to start off!
Some additional resources to add to what others have previously stated are:
code academy - https://www.codecademy.com/learn/learn-python-3
freeCodeCamp (freecodecamp.org) good for solidifying python knowledge
educative.io (https://www.educative.io/path/python-for-programmers) - monthly subscription but formated class for beginners
If you want to understand a specific topic more, geeksforgeeks and w3schools have some really good explanations and implementations of various python techniques!
Not to mention hours long videos on youtube of lecturers/other programmers teaching lessons on python!
If you are looking for general classes on coding on top of python:
app academy open (open.appacademy.io)
I should also mention that google is your friend when it comes to coding. For finding learning resources and help. Stackoverflow.com will also become a reliable resource for when you code!
Hope this helped!
niyaz ahamed
Training
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Bengaluru, Karnataka, India
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niyaz’s Answer
There are lot of resources available to learn Python technology. Python is simplest and easier programming language. Python programming coding and it's libraries are easy to use and it will be really helpful to get job and reach our milestone in an IT job.
Four best Way to learn Python:
1. Free recorded videos,
2. Python Learning Forums,
3. Python Training institute,
4. Free websites.
The best way to get complete domain knowledge in python is using Training Institute.
More: https://www.tibacademy.in/python-training-in-bangalore/
Four best Way to learn Python:
1. Free recorded videos,
2. Python Learning Forums,
3. Python Training institute,
4. Free websites.
The best way to get complete domain knowledge in python is using Training Institute.
More: https://www.tibacademy.in/python-training-in-bangalore/
Abhishek Kumar
Architect
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Bengaluru, Karnataka, India
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Abhishek’s Answer
Hi Karunya,
There are tons of materials available on web that you can use for learning. I would also suggest you to sign-up in meetup.org and attend some of the 101 sessions. You will come across many virtual meetups on python. Try attending those sessions. You will get a lot of insights when you meet people who are an SME's in some areas. Try to socialize more and more, join slack channels to get access to free content (eBooks, udemy courses free vouchers).
Cheers !!
There are tons of materials available on web that you can use for learning. I would also suggest you to sign-up in meetup.org and attend some of the 101 sessions. You will come across many virtual meetups on python. Try attending those sessions. You will get a lot of insights when you meet people who are an SME's in some areas. Try to socialize more and more, join slack channels to get access to free content (eBooks, udemy courses free vouchers).
Cheers !!
Francesca Grater
Recruiting
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Los Angeles, California
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Francesca’s Answer
Agree with all of the suggestions above! There's so much great content online these days; some free as well. Even starting with looking up tutorials on Youtube/Google and then going from there.