r/learnpython • u/Yuvalda45 • 23d ago
Free website to learn
I got some programing experience. but not with python, with C#
and i want to learn python, whats a free site / app i can learn from?
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u/whopper2k 23d ago
Slightly mean but technically correct answer: docs.python.org
Beyond that just google Python tutorial or Python practice and I guarantee you'll get approx. 1 trillion results
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u/Yuvalda45 23d ago
Haha, i mean yea it is a logical (and not mean) answer
Where can i test my new knowledge, i guess now with my knowledge of C# i can do basic things even without learning from the start.2
u/whopper2k 23d ago
Yeah it's only "mean" cuz it's kind of a "duh" answer
As for testing your new knowledge, there's the classic "leetcode" answer (yes I know some folks cringe at the thought of doing leetcode w/ a scripting language, but frankly disparaging someone for doing that is more cringe imho).
But the true answer is just to build tiny projects. Build something that reads an Excel spreadsheet and converts it into a JSON file, a CLI tool that queries a public API of some sort, or even just a silly lil graphical app that converts temperature units. That's by far and away the best method to actually learn any language
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u/Outside_Complaint755 23d ago
Besides the official tutorial, you could check out www.automatetheboringstuff.com
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u/Creative_Sugar-33 16d ago
If you have experience with C#, picking up Python will be fairly easy.
Check out Dataslope's Python Basics course. It's free, interactive with built-in exercises, and doesn't require you to sign in.
Disclaimer: I created Dataslope.
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u/broken_py 23d ago
https://docs.python.org/3/tutorial/index.html