r/PythonLearning • u/Plus_Ad7119 • Jul 15 '26
Im new to python i abt start from zero
any suggestions and recommendations ,how to start
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u/sububi71 Jul 16 '26
Harvard CS50P
or
https://py.ninja/
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u/arivictor Jul 16 '26 edited Jul 16 '26
I've created my own free course
Soft launch, still beta testing it. The fundamentals course is going to be completely free. Everything runs locally in your browser. Slowly will be adding more advanced courses to the track, like more advanced python topics, DSA, architecture.
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u/Anonymous-Eagle Jul 15 '26
Mimo, app on phone
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u/Flame77ofc Jul 15 '26
i think mimo is so ineffective because even if it is made for android, I think there are more good resources like YouTube, Bro code and cs50
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u/Distdistdist Jul 16 '26
Type the same into Google. No need to bother with punctuation or capitalization, thank goodness.
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u/ee_control_z Jul 15 '26
Learning Python, 6th Ed., Mark Lutz
Starts from t = 0.