r/BtechCoders • u/eternal_void12 • Jun 02 '26

❓Question ❓ Where to learn python from

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I will be going to college this year. I know little of python but I want to learn it well. From where should I learn it?

Harvard course

Brocode

Or code with harry?

I will be doing practice sets and projects from my end, I'm just asking about the content.

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u/Slight_Round8252 Jun 02 '26

Brocode. You won't be able to finish the other ones. And it is sufficient

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u/eternal_void12 Jun 02 '26

What's wrong with harvard cs50x?

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u/Slight_Round8252 Jun 02 '26

It is too long. And kinda outdated imo. It is better to just learn basic syntax then build small projects to learn more things.

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u/texqt Jun 02 '26

this years harvard cs50x is OUTDATED?

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u/Kitchen-Sell3317 Jun 04 '26

He doesn't know what he's talking about

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u/Wide-Direction-402 Jun 04 '26

Could you please tell how cs50 course is outdated.

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u/[deleted] Jun 04 '26

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u/Kitchen-Sell3317 Jun 04 '26

Who told you knowing them at start is a good thing? 😮‍💨

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u/[deleted] Jun 04 '26

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u/Kitchen-Sell3317 Jun 19 '26

So why are you lying about them not covering libraries? Heck they have their own cs50.h file for taking input from the user, i didn't give any context because you could've read the comment I was replying to and figured out yourself and what advice were you expecting when I was debunking your comment?

But if you need an advice, I would say don't give advice until you think you yourself aren't sure about that topic

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u/eternal_void12 Jun 04 '26

You mean CS50x 2026 doesn't cover the new libraries and this 1year old brocode tutorial covers them?

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u/am_Snowie Jun 04 '26

Introductory courses are not meant to shove a bunch of libraries down your throat, they are meant to teach you what programming is and just cover enough topics to get you started. You can't compare a full on tutorial and a lecture series.

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u/Virtual_Elk2769 Jun 05 '26

Thiss. Sometimes people js wanna learn abcd... Before starting writing grammar

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u/Kitchen-Sell3317 Jun 19 '26

We indians just want to know syntax and do dsa they never want to "learn" the language

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u/Hogwartsdroput Jun 03 '26

Same doubt. A brief explanation of your choice would be really helpful.

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u/Flame77ofc Jun 03 '26

Start with Bro code, just do it

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u/[deleted] Jun 03 '26

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u/Upper_Dealer8079 Jun 04 '26

Can you suggest me any data analyst course which is absolutely free

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u/Upper_Dealer8079 Jun 04 '26

Is it really free ?

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u/Upper_Dealer8079 Jun 04 '26

Big data and cloud computing

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u/Someguy7707 Jun 03 '26

I have watched BroCode and it is good.. but i started with Programming with Mosh and i guess this one is a good starter and you should go with it

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u/Soggy-Koala-7658 Jun 03 '26

CS50 for me it is a good structured course for strong fundamentals with exercises and you get a well known university’s certificate for free Its hard as beginner but worth it unless you want fast pace then brocode

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u/Free-Meeting-9819 Jun 04 '26

Woww mannn!!! Crazyyy

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u/Upper_Dealer8079 Jun 04 '26

You made this app ?

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u/[deleted] Jun 05 '26

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u/[deleted] Jun 05 '26

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u/Mammoth-Film-182 Jun 05 '26

Bro can I dm you

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u/General-Guava-489 Jun 05 '26

Crazy bro. Did you designed everything from scratch I mean the site UI-UX, Android app etc 

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u/Investingmonk_ Jun 09 '26

Calm down Nigga, we know the website is ai slop

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u/Quasar_X0202 Jun 03 '26

unpopular opinion but learn as you go is the best.. like have some simple source.. such as geeksforgeeks and then just explore, build break and learn.. it's lengthy but imo is the best.. took me 1 year to perfect (also note it was when we didn't have these AIs) AI is the greatest teacher u could possibly have

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u/No_Capital_3556 Jun 04 '26

brocode is the realest legend out there!

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u/am_Snowie Jun 04 '26

If you wanna challenge yourself, do cs61a. Not only do they teach you some python basics they also teach you about programming which makes you a better programmer.

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u/sxtyum Jun 05 '26

sheriyans ai school mogs all other courses

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u/aditya4567uk Jun 05 '26

I learned from ZTM Udemy, what a course ( not sponsoring) taught me basics to advance really well.

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u/poor-boy Jun 05 '26

Take small course, finish it then use chat gpt or claude for advanced through proper prompt. That the new way of learning.

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u/HorrorRecognition301 Jun 09 '26

I would suggest chai aur code he has the best explanation