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Python Neckbearded Basement Dweller 15/11/08(Sun)15:50 No. 4819

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I'd like to start learning to code Python. Does anyone have tips for me on where to start or tips in general?

Neckbearded Basement Dweller 15/11/08(Sun)21:16 No. 4820

https://www.codecademy.com/

Neckbearded Basement Dweller 15/12/11(Fri)20:30 No. 4830

>>4820
>codecademy

Neckbearded Basement Dweller 15/12/19(Sat)17:29 No. 4836

I was gonna start learning Python and Django. Any luck so far anon?

Neckbearded Basement Dweller 16/05/10(Tue)19:32 No. 4889

Learning Python the Hard Way. Good book.

Neckbearded Basement Dweller 16/05/27(Fri)05:20 No. 4897

>>4889
I used that book to learn the basics of python, but towards the end the book went down the shitter for me. It seemed to jump around too much, when before he made it clear what he wanted you to do.

Neckbearded Basement Dweller 16/05/27(Fri)05:20 No. 4898

>>4897
>>4889
>>4888

Neckbearded Basement Dweller 16/07/11(Mon)07:44 No. 4919

codingbat has an integrated SDK for you to program Python into. :/

Neckbearded Basement Dweller 18/11/25(Sun)12:25 No. 5159

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This PDF is actually really nice.

Big+Bad+Wolf 18/12/21(Fri)10:06 No. 5185

>>4819
Just go with "learn python 3 the hard way" it's the best for beginners. Don't get scared by the name, actually it is the easiest way to learn how to code.
Avoid the rest. For now, after you finish the book get another manual and restudy the basic, you will understand everything and how to use the language.

Danatron 19/01/20(Sun)11:08 No. 5207

i would just start by doing a codecademy course on python because learning by doing is the most effective way to learn and remember the content you are being taught

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