Best Source to Learn Python

Yoko

I was just wondering if any of you guys knew a really good source to self-teach yourself Python?

Guts

I used this program on my phone... it's pretty helpful. Look at their other stuff too. Taught me C++ and Java as well.

Yoko

Guts wrote:
I used this program on my phone... it's pretty helpful. Look at their other stuff too. Taught me C++ and Java as well.

Learn Python

Seems kinda cool, but it might be better for me to learn it on my computer so I can actually practice the teachings as I go.

dead

Fox wrote:
Guts wrote:
I used this program on my phone... it's pretty helpful. Look at their other stuff too. Taught me C++ and Java as well.

Learn Python

Seems kinda cool, but it might be better for me to learn it on my computer so I can actually practice the teachings as I go.

https://www.jetbrains.com/pycharm-edu/

Yoko

Shuuya wrote:
Fox wrote:
Guts wrote:
I used this program on my phone... it's pretty helpful. Look at their other stuff too. Taught me C++ and Java as well.

Learn Python

Seems kinda cool, but it might be better for me to learn it on my computer so I can actually practice the teachings as I go.

https://www.jetbrains.com/pycharm-edu/

Whoa, that looks really good, thanks nigga! :hype:

dead

Fox wrote:
Shuuya wrote:
Fox wrote:
Guts wrote:
I used this program on my phone... it's pretty helpful. Look at their other stuff too. Taught me C++ and Java as well.

Learn Python

Seems kinda cool, but it might be better for me to learn it on my computer so I can actually practice the teachings as I go.

https://www.jetbrains.com/pycharm-edu/

Whoa, that looks really good, thanks nigga! :hype:

I accept donations :steve:

Yoko

Shuuya wrote:
Fox wrote:
Shuuya wrote:
Fox wrote:
Guts wrote:
I used this program on my phone... it's pretty helpful. Look at their other stuff too. Taught me C++ and Java as well.

Learn Python

Seems kinda cool, but it might be better for me to learn it on my computer so I can actually practice the teachings as I go.

https://www.jetbrains.com/pycharm-edu/

Whoa, that looks really good, thanks nigga! :hype:

I accept donations :steve:

YOU AIN'T GETTIN' JACK SHIT NIGGA

dead

Fox wrote:
Shuuya wrote:
Fox wrote:
Shuuya wrote:
Fox wrote:
Seems kinda cool, but it might be better for me to learn it on my computer so I can actually practice the teachings as I go.

https://www.jetbrains.com/pycharm-edu/

Whoa, that looks really good, thanks nigga! :hype:

I accept donations :steve:

YOU AIN'T GETTIN' JACK SHIT NIGGA

Nigga pls.

Kitty

http://learnpythonthehardway.org/book/

with pycharm

dead

Kitty wrote:
http://learnpythonthehardway.org/book/

with pycharm

Shuuya wrote:
Fox wrote:
Guts wrote:
I used this program on my phone... it's pretty helpful. Look at their other stuff too. Taught me C++ and Java as well.

Learn Python

Seems kinda cool, but it might be better for me to learn it on my computer so I can actually practice the teachings as I go.

https://www.jetbrains.com/pycharm-edu/

nga

Kitty

Shuuya wrote:
Kitty wrote:
http://learnpythonthehardway.org/book/

with pycharm

Shuuya wrote:
Fox wrote:
Guts wrote:
I used this program on my phone... it's pretty helpful. Look at their other stuff too. Taught me C++ and Java as well.

Learn Python

Seems kinda cool, but it might be better for me to learn it on my computer so I can actually practice the teachings as I go.

https://www.jetbrains.com/pycharm-edu/

nga

edu is shit though. learnpythonthehardway + pycharm as an ide works great

hg088

Well you can start with codecademy but if you're really serious about learning python you should go with a book like "learn python the hard way". You can go to another book like "automate the boring stuff" after that but at this point you could start doing your own projects for fun and learning.

dead

Kitty wrote:
Shuuya wrote:
Kitty wrote:
http://learnpythonthehardway.org/book/

with pycharm

Shuuya wrote:
Fox wrote:
Guts wrote:
I used this program on my phone... it's pretty helpful. Look at their other stuff too. Taught me C++ and Java as well.

Learn Python

Seems kinda cool, but it might be better for me to learn it on my computer so I can actually practice the teachings as I go.

https://www.jetbrains.com/pycharm-edu/

nga

edu is shit though. learnpythonthehardway + pycharm as an ide works great

o, rly, my bad

mccanono

One of the best places I've seen when it comes to learning something is Lynda.com (but I think it's subscription-based). I use my corporate email to login and it gives free access to Lynda.com as long as I'm connected with my company.

Anyhow, if you want to give it a try, here's the link: http://www.lynda.com/Python-training-tutorials/415-0.html

I hope that helps. 🙂 Good luck in learning python! 🙂

Kira

Leak Python The Hard Way direct link
https://docs.google.com/uc?id=0B4fmmxrTJg04MXRxM1k2WHZDNDQ&export=download

ChangWang

Learning python on codecademy rn. Pretty neat site for learning to code.

Neko

ChangWang wrote:
Learning python on codecademy rn. Pretty neat site for learning to code.

Code academy is actually a bad way to learn Python, I'd just advise you to learn with PyCharm and Learn Python the Hard Way.

Akame_mybb_import2626

ChangWang wrote:
Learning python on codecademy rn. Pretty neat site for learning to code.

Only think codeacademy is good for is HTML and CSS which you can learn anywhere so it's shit. I suggest trying learn python the hard way or something.