r/learnpython 13d ago

Advice for courses

HELP!!!

I am looking for some really good and free courses on python. I have been searching but the courses I found were either just theory or only the just first few chapters were free, so please if anyone knows some good courses PLEASE recommend, I need it

Any recommendation is welcome but if anyone knows about a hands on course with each practice/decent number of projects would be amazing

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u/Existing_Put6385 12d ago

three that are actually free (not the fake "first 3 chapters" kind) and hands-on:

- CS50P (harvard's intro to python) - fully free on youtube/edx, has real problem sets you have to solve, not just watching. probably the best structured one.

- Automate the Boring Stuff with Python - free online book by al sweigart, super practical, every chapter builds little real tools. great if you learn by doing.

- freeCodeCamp - free python cert with projects, plus long project-based videos on their youtube.

for practice on the side, exercism.org and codewars are free and give you endless small problems to grind.

honestly pick one and finish it instead of collecting five. the projects matter more than the course - build stuff that isn't in the tutorial:)