#🔒 complete noob

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weary gorge
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Hello all, I am completely new to Python and have just started to try to learn how to code (and generallly anything about it) today, and I was wondering if either anyone could reccomend me a good free course (due to me being a broke college student), or teach me? (which I doubt anyone will)

Anyway, thanks

brittle trenchBOT
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@weary gorge

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rancid fern
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i think theres a list of resources

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rancid fern
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maybe you could try the mit course?

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and the guy who wrote it gives away free acess to the udemy course that goes with it sometimes

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@weary gorge jam_cuneiform_this

weary gorge
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Thank you

rancid fern
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np

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