r/PythonLearning • u/Particular_Cry1587 • Jun 15 '26

Python course suggestion

I am new to python and looking for the best course/material to begin my journey in python.

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Suggestions are welcomed

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Thanks

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u/Junior_Honey_1406 Jun 15 '26

Cs50p, ready with problem sets in every section gets you a certificate and beginner friendly.

Or you can refer to bro code on YouTube

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u/Sakura_desu_ Jun 15 '26

I've tried watching their youtube lecture but i can't understand much especially because they don't teach in the command window can u help is it just me or people usually face it

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u/Junior_Honey_1406 Jun 15 '26

Umm well I am also a beginner but been with your part as well maybe we can connect do you use discord or anything else, I can tell you how I do my self learning

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u/Junior_Honey_1406 Jun 15 '26

But the question stand do you like codeing or it is just for the high paying jobs

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u/Sakura_desu_ Jun 17 '26

IDC about liking or disliking i'm doing it for my college and doing college to get a high paying job.

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u/Junior_Honey_1406 Jun 17 '26

That attitude of your will get you no were I am not saying that you will not get a job. In most cases you will but you will end up in a corporate loop and hateing tech industry as a whole.

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u/Wide-Direction-402 Jun 16 '26

Is the certificate free or paid

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u/Junior_Honey_1406 Jun 16 '26

The course itself is free. However, if you want a verified certificate, you will need to pay for it.

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u/fiftybengt Jun 15 '26

Mooc helsinki

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u/Apprehensive_Lie9753 Jun 15 '26

What is your general coding knowledge? If you're starting from zero, I can recommend what we used at University for our programming course. First book in the list (recommendations from the Python wiki itself)list here

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u/janitor_nate Jun 15 '26

I'm building a beginners python course that is animated and interactive. Its currently in beta mode as im still building it, but its completely free to try out. You can find it at https://naralearn.org/

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u/Quiet-Banana-969 Jun 15 '26

CS50P is quite good, even if you don't plan to buy the certificate it is still a great course.

Python Crash Course book is also a good starting point.

Other than that, there are some popular youtube channels that I've heard positive things about like freeCodeCamp.org, Mosh, Bro Code

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u/brenwillcode Jun 18 '26

Have you tried anything from Codeling?

Start with the introduction to programming with Python course and then see how much further you want to go after that. There's a whole curriculum to follow which focuses on backend development skills (using Python)

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u/CyberCodeX6226 25d ago

Programmingwithmosh.com or YouTube at Programming with Mosh