r/learnpython • 1y ago

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Is there anything that beginner's to python can access for free?

I really wish to jump into python, but I worry that the only way I'll be able to really grasp python is by paying
for classes and guides.. :,)

Is there anything free that I can access and read? Anything on YouTube or the Internet that is just as beneficial
to beginners?

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Second this. I've never paid anything for courses. Occasionally I'll buy a book but the documentation
online is free and excellent.
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SirKainey • 1y ago
CS50p [Link]
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[deleted] • 1y ago
I dont understand the question. Python is open source, and hence theres no cost to work with it. Theres
thousands of online resources to study with for free.
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marquisBlythe • 1y ago
OP there is a stashed treasure in the wiki on the right, give it a look.
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maratnugmanov • 1y ago

1. Harvard CS50p (p for Python)

2. Helsinki University Python MOOC

In that order, or just the 2nd.

These are free and have tasks with automatic evaluation and grading. And with 2nd one you're getting a
certificate if you pass the real exam in the end. It's not much but it's nice to have for yourself. Can't
recommend them enough.
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taariqelliott • 1y ago
Second this!

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Gnaxe • 1y ago
Automate the Boring Stuff with Python is free to read online.
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jonsca • 1y ago
The author will occasionally give out discount codes on here for his accompanying Udemy course.
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Binary101010 • 1y ago
There are numerous free learning resources listed in this subreddit's wiki.
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taueret • 1y ago
Launch School's free bookshelf has 2 excellent books on Python for beginners. CS50 and CS50p are both
free. The Python doco is free.
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RightLaugh5115 • 1y ago
geeksforgeeks, w3schools and tutorialspoint foe learning python
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Catsuponmydog • 1y ago
[Link]
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treeshadsouls • 1y ago
As well as what ppl have recommended for learning... For actual applications / practice for yourself,
without needing it on the job, trying to solve puzzles and challenges is a really good way of practicing
with a goal / sense of purpose / 'reason for doing it'

I can recommend:

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CodeAcademy - just these 12 beginner puzzles, research the methods involved and they'll be
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In easy
101computing - there's loads across their beginner and intermediate puzzle section - egg farmer is a
good beginner one, then when you've done some and they feel simple, go onto padlock challenges 1 - 9.

Doing these sort of things helped me merge the theory into practice. I just finished doing the FizzBuzz
game.

Feel free to shoot me a msg if you get stuck

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cuzimcool • 1y ago
see if your local library has access to gale you can get udemy for free by using your library card number
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jonsca • 1y ago
Charles Severance offers his book for free [Link]
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TabsBelow • 1y ago
Harvard offers a 15 hour course on YouTube, besides another hundred, i also found one with much more,
split in chapters.

The Hasso-Plattner-Institut (private university, est. by one of the SAP founders) offers also courses online
for free.
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GirthQuake5040 • 1y ago
YouTube and every single piece of documentation that exists in the entire world.
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Inevitable_Event6619 • 1y ago
Like you I am trying to pick up python programming and I stumble upon Bro code on you tube. I'd seen
many python for beginner you tube but this is the best find so far at least for me.
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Gnaxe • 1y ago
Just check out a beginner Python textbook from your local library. One that isn't terribly out of date. Start
with at least Python 3. Then check out the documentation at [Link] and catch up with the
What's New in Python changelog.
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cyrixlord • 1y ago
socratica on youtube. go through their python course. just because its on youtube doesn't mean its junk
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