The Python Bible™ | Everything You Need to Program in Python

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r/OSUOnlineCS • comment
1 points • Jojajones

Check out this udemy course to get you going on python if you need https://www.udemy.com/course/the-python-bible/

r/unsw • comment
1 points • CloseToSource

https://www.udemy.com/course/the-python-bible

It's good to go learn python by yourself before going into the lecture imho. I used that udemy course to help me get a head start. I think previous iterations meant that 1531 was purely self study python but judging by the comments that has been improved

r/gatekeeping • comment
1 points • MVDSW

this is the one my brother did

I think other people put good courses here so you might want to compare them

r/Udemy • comment
1 points • rtdeacha

It will get you trough the basics using jupyter notebooks.

  1. Variables
  2. Data Types
  3. List , Tuples, Dictionaries
  4. Loops
  5. Functions

I think is a good starting point... I also did this one :

[https://www.udemy.com/course/the-python-bible/] (https://www.udemy.com/course/the-python-bible/)

That will pretty much teach you the same, but using the Python IDLE.

r/argentina • comment
2 points • quesadalejandro

El meme siempre es "Aprendé Python! Descargate algún curso en Udemy" Pero cual de estos cinco es el mejor, ya que los cinco dicen ser lo mejor que le ha pasado a los cursos de programación desde la invención del pan blanco para alguien con un conocimiento en programación comparable al de un amish.