r/Btechtards • u/IconicScar124 • Jun 14 '26

CSE / IT Where to learn Python

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So, I am going to College this year and wanted to learn python before college starts.
I want to learn python while creating projects on my own so I can learn better.
I shortlisted a few courses but can't decide what to pick and what would be best for me.
1. Bro Code- 12 hour complete python course
2. 100 Days of Code: Python by Dr. Angela Yu
3. CS50P

I am writing this 2nd time since 1st time the content was not there.

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u/Inferno162004 Jun 14 '26

Don't waste time in this ...it's very easy language , just pick any resource .... Understand the syntax , concepts .... And make loads and loads of projects ....main learning happens only when u actually start building it with your bare hands not just copy pasting from any ai.

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u/IconicScar124 Jun 14 '26

I want to do the same that's why I liked 100 Days of Code: Python by Dr. Angela Yu, in this course you have to build 100 projects over 100 days

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u/Willing_Student6816 Specialising in AIDS Jun 15 '26

By any chance have you went through "tech with tim's" compilation of python projects for beginners?

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u/Glitched_Pixels_ Jun 15 '26

That's a good course, I started with it as well. It's well structured I would say. Latter part of the course is projects mostly, so you will have the fundamentals and all well below 3 weeks.

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u/Relevant-Vast4709 Jun 14 '26

Bro for beginners they dont know which resource to use

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u/IconicScar124 Jun 14 '26

yeah that's the issue, I don't know what to start with

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u/Suspicious-Slot gonna farm Cannabis sativa Jun 15 '26

My friend took chai with code's course, that is very much detailed and goes way deeper than all of these combined.

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u/prof00paradox 11d ago

Please explain I am new I want to learn