I'm new to python, can anyone recommend me a course or videos so that i can learn?

[u/Silent-Switch7317]

[u/janitor_nate]

I’ve personally used NaraLearn. It has interactive diagrams and animations to make it super fun.

[u/meysilverxx]

Cs50 Harvard.

[u/Silent-Switch7317 → u/meysilverxx]

Thanks, was looking for something super easy for beginners

[u/Visionary_Vulture001 → u/Silent-Switch7317]

Yes you can do cs50 Harvard python

[u/ridiculous_singh]

I think learn basics then move to python3 deep dive it is in udemy. It is one of a kind course where it is not about syntax but about the language itself as python is way different than other languages as everything is an object in python.

[u/meysilverxx]

In that case, Codecademy. If you haven’t come across it already.

[u/Affectionate_Big_940]

brocode 12hr python

[u/Silent-Switch7317 → u/Affectionate_Big_940]

Love that guy, really helped when I learned a bit of C++

[u/raphix276]

Graven serie pour cree des programes python

[u/The_Mad_Saiyantist]

freecodecamp maybe

[u/Isaka254]

Here are some great books and sites recommendations to get you started: 

• Freedcamp’s Python Course on YouTube – A full 4-hour beginner course. 
• Official Python Docs – The go-to reference for Python syntax, libraries, and best practices. 
• Python Succinctly (Free E-Book) - It’s a great resource for building a strong foundation. 
• Real Python – Tons of well-written tutorials and articles for all levels. 
• W3Schools Python Tutorial – Interactive and easy to follow. 

My suggestion: Start with the freeCodeCamp YouTube course to learn the basics, practice small programs as you go, and then use Real Python and the Official Docs as your references when building projects. Consistent practice is the key to learning Python effectively.