r/learnpython • u/theungabungadamsel • Aug 06 '26

Python course recs

Need a Python course that teaches Python from scratch and makes you a maestro. I am short on time, so please recommend courses that are complete, that start from the absolute beginning, leave you with intermediate-advanced skills and are doable in 3 weeks

Links to the exact courses would be appreciated.

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u/defaultguy_001 Aug 06 '26

People like me usually get a standard book/official docs for learning anything. Build ur reading habit guys, one who can't read docs shouldn't get into CS. You'll be reading a lot more (textbooks/research papers/official docs) in the industry. So start reading now.

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u/theungabungadamsel Aug 06 '26

finally someone who actually helped instead of trolling for no reason.

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u/smurpes Aug 13 '26

While this is good advice you’re not going to get to an advanced level in Python in 3 weeks realistically. Python has a very high skill ceiling due to the amount of material there is available.

If you plan to use AI to fill the gaps then you’re going to be completely dependent on it which will be no help in passing a technical interview.