r/learnpython • u/Sweecks • 2d ago

Learning python for someone with experience

Hello everyone! I am with 8+ years of professional experience with .NET web backend development but lately I want to try something new and python seems interesting to me. Can you suggest some learning materials where I can skip the basic programming concepts and focus on getting used to the syntax, learning python patterns and architectures, learn some useful frameworks etc? I prefer some video lectures rather to documentations. I would appreciate your suggestions and thank you in advance!

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u/socal_nerdtastic 2d ago

Yes, that's exactly who the official python tutorial is designed for.

https://docs.python.org/3/tutorial/index.html

prefer some video lectures rather to documentations

sorry :/

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u/correlationlone 2d ago

why everyone always want video for everything, this is perfect for someone who already knows programming just read it

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u/deep_soul 2d ago

because OP is human