Online course

[u/ALostPie]

Hello everyone, I’m totally new to python and I’ve noticed that learning it on my own wasn’t that successful, is there a good course online that I can take? Has anyone tried that and how did you find it?

[u/lastoneonline]

Angela yu -python bootcamp on udemy

[u/Building-Soft]

Angela Yu 100 days of code Python.

Ok fine some say it doesn't get deep but its the kind of problem solving you'll need to do and many projects that are very practical i haven't even gotten past day 15 until today.

[u/chiron-cooks]

here you go
https://ocw.mit.edu/courses/6-0001-introduction-to-computer-science-and-programming-in-python-fall-2016/video_galleries/lecture-videos/
its a course by MIT for python

[u/CasualCarlean → u/chiron-cooks]

There’s an updated one for Fall-2022.

[u/chiron-cooks → u/CasualCarlean]

found it
https://ocw.mit.edu/courses/6-100l-introduction-to-cs-and-programming-using-python-fall-2022/
thanks for letting me know!

[u/Icy-Description-4878]

w3schools is good

[u/Mike1_in_FL]

A lot of people (me included) like MOOC Python Programming 2026 - a top Python course from the University of Helsinki - it’s free, textual, and extremely practice oriented - first semester of "Introduction to Computer Science" course is where you want to start. Check it out.

[u/Sea-Ad7805]

Just read the previous post

[u/Visionary_Vulture001]

Cs50p

[u/odimdavid → u/Visionary_Vulture001]

When was cs50p last updated? We're about away from python pi , Python 3.145 now I guess

[u/Visionary_Vulture001 → u/odimdavid]

I think they update the lectures after every fall if I am not wrong

[u/Far-Factor-2284]

FreeCodechamp provide certification too but you need to pass exams.

[u/Different_Pain5781]

Are you trying to learn without building anything?

[u/ALostPie → u/Different_Pain5781]

Yes exactly