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Where to learn Python, and what good methods? - potatoisscaryman - 01-28-2024
I'm just starting, don't have money to spare for courses, what are good options to start to learn? Free courses on YouTube? Any websites that offer some education on the subject for free? I would like to hear from you guys what worked for you. Thanks in advance.
RE: Where to learn Python, and what good methods? - Valhalla - 01-28-2024
python is all over the web, there is like 1 billion Resources to learn python
try to use smthn interactive like codecanyon
RE: Where to learn Python, and what good methods? - 4444z - 01-28-2024
or look through other people's work and study the code
RE: Where to learn Python, and what good methods? - soykaffy - 01-29-2024
if you want to quickly learn the syntax i recommend https://learnxinyminutes.com/docs/python/
if you actually want to learn how to program just find (pirate) a course and follow that
RE: Where to learn Python, and what good methods? - wmtrader - 02-04-2024
(01-28-2024, 06:48 AM)potatoisscaryman Wrote: I'm just starting, don't have money to spare for courses, what are good options to start to learn? Free courses on YouTube? Any websites that offer some education on the subject for free? I would like to hear from you guys what worked for you. Thanks in advance.Absolutely! There are plenty of free resources available online to help you start learning. Here are a few options:
1. YouTube: Many educational channels offer free courses and tutorials on a wide range of subjects. Some popular channels include CrashCourse, Khan Academy, and MIT OpenCourseWare.
2. MOOC platforms: Websites like Coursera, edX, and Udemy offer a mix of free and paid courses from universities and institutions worldwide. While some courses require payment for a certificate, you can usually access the course materials for free.
3. Codecademy: This platform focuses on coding and offers interactive coding lessons for various programming languages. While they have paid plans, there are also free courses available.
4. Khan Academy: Primarily focused on math and science, Khan Academy provides free video lessons and interactive exercises on a wide range of topics.
5. Open educational resources (OER): OER repositories like OpenStax and OER Commons provide free textbooks, courses, and other educational materials that you can access and use.
Remember, learning is a personal journey, so what works for others may not work the same for you. Explore different resources, find what resonates with your learning style, and don't hesitate to experiment and try new things. Best of luck with your learning journey!