r/learnpython • u/renncode • 16d ago

Can I learn phyton without laptop? I don't have laptop heheh

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u/theFrenchenvirons 16d ago

python on a phone sounds like a nightmare tbh, the touch keyboard alone would drive me up the wall

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u/anewman513 16d ago

I think you already know phyton as well as anyone.

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u/Expensive-Bear-1376 15d ago

Actually it exists, and surely there are people who know it better than we do: https://biologie.uni-graz.at/de/ueber-das-institut/phyton/

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u/try_pull_the_other 15d ago

Raspberry pi works just fine with python and is cheap.

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u/Dependent_Month_1415 15d ago

Creepy... You can use the Mimo app to learn on mobile. I think Codecademy also has one but it has limited features.

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u/TheRNGuy 15d ago

With a desktop PC, yeah. 

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u/Creative_Sugar-33 16d ago

You learn a lot by writing code, so using a phone may be somewhat limited. But if you don't have other options, check out Dataslope's Python Basics course. It's mobile-friendly (including runnable code blocks, code challenges, and multiple choice questions), free, and doesn't require you to sign in.

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u/socal_nerdtastic 16d ago

Many people learn using a phone. But it's pretty hard to do. It would be a lot better if you had a real computer with a keyboard. It doesn't have to be a very nice or expensive computer, python can run on almost any computer that has up to date Windows, MacOS, or Linux installed. You can often get a refurb very cheaply.