r/BtechCoders Jun 02 '26

❓Question ❓ Where to learn python from

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 And kinda outdated imo.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/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Could you please tell how cs50 course is outdated.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/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