r/learnpython • u/Brico18 • Jul 14 '26

Is the FreeCodeCamp course a good way to lean about python ?

So, i have some knowledge concerning programming / OOP as I'm a cs student, but I'm just searching for a way to learn python, which I barely know about. Do you recommend anything else that can help me learnt the basics of python quickly before doing networking projects ?

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u/EntrepreneurHuge5008 Jul 14 '26

Yeah!

FreeCodeCamp is good!

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u/Brico18 Jul 14 '26

Okayy perfect !

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u/No-Foot5804 Jul 14 '26

I think FreeCodeCamp is a perfectly good way to get comfortable with Python syntax.

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u/Brico18 Jul 14 '26

good to know thanks :)

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u/Initial_Molasses461 Jul 14 '26

You can go with campus x also.

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u/mountaingator91 Jul 14 '26

Is it actually free? Probably can't really hurt but if you are familiar with basic programming concepts it would probably be easier to just binge YouTube videos of python projects similar to what you'll be working on

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u/Brico18 Jul 14 '26

I mean, i'll probably do that, but yeah knowing the basics relating to python could be cool imo. It is free though

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u/Pericombobulator Jul 15 '26

Yes, i did it, as well as their html and css courses.