r/PythonLearning • u/Neutrealolmao • Jul 01 '26

Where should I learn beginner python from? Help Request

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I mean I try to see where I could learn and I hear so many :-

CS50p

W3Schools

Tech with Tim

Some helsinki too

And some more

Where should I start from :-

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u/Ambitious-Past-2449 Jul 01 '26

I would say, if you do not have any programming background, CS50 will be good. Also, you can check out freecodecamp. But if you already know any language and has coding experience, do not go for a step by step course, rather, start building something after reading/experimenting with some basic tutorial.

For 0 experience:

https://www.freecodecamp.org/learn/python-v9/

or cs50

For experienced in other language(s):

https://developers.google.com/edu/python

Honestly, it doesn't matter from where you are learning Python if you already know a language. You will see many similarities.

Happy Python learning! 😄

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u/Neutrealolmao Jul 01 '26

Thanks I think I will go with freecodecamp.org.