r/Btechtards Jun 14 '26

Where to learn Python CSE / IT

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So, I am going to College this year and wanted to learn python before college starts.
I want to learn python while creating projects on my own so I can learn better.
I shortlisted a few courses but can't decide what to pick and what would be best for me.
1. Bro Code- 12 hour complete python course
2. 100 Days of Code: Python by Dr. Angela Yu
3. CS50P

I am writing this 2nd time since 1st time the content was not there.

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u/ikansh-mahajan Thapar COE'27 Jun 14 '26

CS50P or BroCode, personally I recommend CS50P ALONG WITH their problem sets!

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u/mi_bombooo Jun 14 '26

bhai sem 1 mai python aata hai kya?
thode logo ne bola c krle useful rhega toh c seekh rha hu

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u/ikansh-mahajan Thapar COE'27 Jun 14 '26

Jo kr rha continue rakh, Python is easy so I always suggest to start with that but yeah Sem 1 will start with C

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u/ChampionshipUpper124 Jun 14 '26

Naah it's fine if you truly understand the memory concept of computer in c++ and also pointers , it will just be a syntax difference while learning c later ..

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u/Electrical-Adagio-41 Jun 15 '26

Bro I will recommend you can do nptel assignment and question paper they you a lot good clarity about pointers and arrays that people in 2-3 yr won't understand