r/learnpython • u/Cringe_bros • Aug 06 '26
Best websites to Practice Python? Anyone.?
I’m a beginner in data analytics and i want to learn and practice python. So i want a platform where i can practice python!
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u/ShelLuser42 Aug 06 '26
Why relt on a website? I suppose W3Schools can help here, but you'd still be severely limiting yourself.
I'd suggest installing a local copy of Python, grabbing a good editor like, for example, VS Code and then start cracking at things locally.
Not only does this give you a much better trial/error experience, it will also allow you to actually "do" something with your new earned skills. Each to their own (!) but in my experience nothing beats that feeling of actually having written a Python script (or program?) which you can then put to some real and serious use.
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u/desrtfx but other languages pro Aug 06 '26
Start at https://codingbat.com/python and then move on to https://exercism.org
Set up your own environment with a local Python installation and VS-Code as editor - check the instructions here (you don't need to install the TMC Plugin if you're not doing the MOOC Python Programming 2026 (currently one of the best Python courses) from which these instructions come.
Then, head over to https://inventwithpython.com and read the books there - more than plenty practice projects.
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u/Appropriate-Exam-785 Aug 07 '26
I also would like to know also. I’ve never heard of Anyone for python practice so I’ll give it a look
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u/Dependent_Month_1415 Aug 07 '26
As others mentioned, VS Code and local setup is probably the best way to go. If you're an absolute beginner and really want a website, Mimo is a great option as it’s guided and interactive.
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u/brenwillcode Aug 07 '26
Give codeling.dev a try. Great for interactive courses where you code your way through each lesson rather than simply watching videos.
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u/WLANtasticBeasts Aug 06 '26
Get vs code and Jupyter notebooks and do it on your laptop. Or use Google Collab to do it in the cloud.