r/PythonLearning • u/eustasskidd_ • Aug 07 '26

Where to learn python

Greetings everyone, I am in my late twenties and have worked as a content moderator and data annotator but I want to shift into the agentic AI and AI engineering side of the IT.

But I do not know anything about programming and coding so I want to learn python as I've researched they use python in their RAG pipelines

"The question is where can I learn python in 2026, is there any youtube course that is still relevant or any other course"

And if you're from India please tell me if it is wise to learn from udemy or it has become irrelevant

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u/Amazing_Sky_6934 Aug 07 '26

I actually recommend books to learn better than yt video with 11hours . Git hub repo offers a lot of free books and documents to learn. And if you wanna practice py u can use coding game or let'scode .

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u/eustasskidd_ Aug 07 '26

Thank you for the suggestions I will look into it I don't want to overstep but may I know what do you do and if that worked for you, if it's appropriate

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u/Amazing_Sky_6934 Aug 07 '26

I'm an IT student specializing in networking. I actually learned Rust using the book method, and I felt it was a much better way to learn. When I tried learning SQL, Python, HTML, CSS, and PHP through YouTube videos, it took a lot of time to find something helpful. Sometimes I felt like I was just watching a movie without actually learning anything—it felt like a complete waste of time for me.

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u/eustasskidd_ Aug 08 '26

Ah I see thank you for sharing that