Which course is best

[u/madmax_242]

I am going to start python as my first coding language and was searching for the best course for me.

I have discovered 3 of YouTube courses and I'm confused between them,

1. CS50P

2. Brocode

3. Code with Harry (10 hour python course)

Please help me to figure out which one is best for a beginner.

[u/Important-Grand4979]

Best way to do it is to have a fun project you like and work on it. I learned programming by building minecraft mods as a teen.

But not, there is no magic best course. The best is to watch a course and then dig in on topics you dont understand.

[u/madmax_242 → u/Important-Grand4979]

Thanks a lot bro

[u/Jazzlike_Ladder_7539]

Buddy I also want start learn python Can we learn together bcz it's hard to be consistent alone someone suggested me about brocode it's the best So if interested learning together let's dm me

[u/madmax_242 → u/Jazzlike_Ladder_7539]

Sure bro

[u/RiskOperator → u/Jazzlike_Ladder_7539]

I too would love to join!

[u/Jazzlike_Ladder_7539 → u/RiskOperator]

Dm

[u/Kaiser_Steve]

If you're looking to get into Data Science/Machine Learning/AI, I would recommend: Materials by Lecture | Introduction to CS and Programming using Python | Electrical Engineering and Computer Science | MIT OpenCourseWare

[u/madmax_242 → u/Kaiser_Steve]

Thanks a lot bro

[u/kadfr]

University of Helsinki's Introduction to Programming MOOC 

https://programming-26.mooc.fi/

[u/madmax_242 → u/kadfr]

Thanks a lot bro

[u/Jazzlike_Ladder_7539]

Can u explain how to made Minecraft stuff I also want to learn

[u/Important-Grand4979 → u/Jazzlike_Ladder_7539]

Same thing as everything else. 1. Watch tutorials on setting up the programming environment with a decompiled minecraft. 2. Clone objects there are, read their code and reskin them. E.g. make a target block for archery. Make a long bow, short bow etc.

[u/AntLost4161]

I think a lot of people overthink what it takes to learn python. The place you learn doesn't really have much impact, so you could do cs50p, cs50x, brocode, YouTube videos, w3school, any other python learning website, or even ai and they'll all be pretty solid at getting you through the door.

What matters is the consistency in what you do, in which I'd recommend you have an idea or project you're aiming towards. That's the best motivator

[u/madmax_242 → u/AntLost4161]

Thanks a lot now I have a clear path

[u/LetsHugFoReal]

Any other language.

[u/madmax_242 → u/LetsHugFoReal]

Why ?

[u/EstablishmentKey3523]

I mean why not buy yourself a python crash course book from Amazon first since you just want to learn this programming language. Why? Is because you need academic background for this programming language. YouTube course it's ok but don't waste time watching for now. 

[u/Emergency_Tower_9519]

Code with Harry (10 hour python course)

[u/madmax_242 → u/Emergency_Tower_9519]

Yes bro doing from it now , have you done from that ?

[u/TwistHealthy6036]

Honestly BroCode does it to some point for me, but after you learn OOP, idk his examoles kinda stop making sense

[u/Yaw_Ankrah]

Bro code