I really want to Learn Python !!!

Hope everybody is doing well.I really want to Learn Python programming language.but proper guidelines are needed.If you could help a Little!!!!!

Comments

[Phil Ashby]

There are a number of decent, free online courses, I have done both of these and enjoyed them:

• diveintopython3.net/
• learnpython.org/

You might also want to follow a fellow dev.to member, who has been taking the code academy course and writing a game 😄

• dev.to/orchidb0y/my-first-terminal...

[Md Tanvir Ahmed]

Thank you

[Viet Le]

Check out Youtube channel TechWithTim. I personally found it helpful

[Anja]

I can also recommend TechWithTim, he's explaining in a quiet way - I like it.

[Milan Thapa]

For now start from here THIS VIDEO https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8DvywoWv6fI&t=17472s&ab_channel=freeCodeCamp.org if you complete this let me know I'm also working on python and django for a 2+ weeks everyday after leaving WordPress development.

I've created road map I'll give you that but first complete that tutorial and don't repeat my mistake on thinking but not doing.

[Jeff Hachtel]

I found Jessica McKellar's videos very helpful when I was first learning Python. Here's a decent one to start with: youtube.com/watch?v=MirG-vJOg04

I also highly recommend the book, Automate the Boring Stuff with Python: automatetheboringstuff.com/

What will help the most is to pick a small project that you are interested in and try to build it. For example, try to calculate the interest you will get charged on your next credit card bill - something small like that and build up. Jessica's videos do small, useful projects like that.

[Dendi Handian]

it's better if you align the expertise too, decide when you want to become web developer, backend developer, data analyst or data engineer using python.

[Netervati]

I highly agree with this. It's easy to feel lost or overwhelmed in learning a programming language if you don't know what you'll use it for.

[taijidude]

Where are you struggling?

[gjorgivarelov]

Udemy's Joe Portilla/Pierian Data course on Python will help you establish solid foundation on which to further build your particular expertise, for me it was going further into data science.

[Ben]

Go for it! I highly recommend Angla Yu's 100-days-of-code course. It has everything.

Favourite it and wait for it to go half price (happens regularly): udemy.com/course/100-days-of-code/

[James 'Dante' Midzi]

I should go back to these roots as well

[Santiago Menendez]

Hi, Python is a very good language for starting in programming and for many things.
I recommend to start with TechWithTim that explains many things of Python.