#🔒 As a beginner with literally zero experience in coding Python

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opaque root
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Where do I really start, any mobile apps to be used or other sources ( Im aware of the resource page ) or other information that can help.

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civic kernel
opaque root
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It directs me to a Harvard website.

tidal crag
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Some good places are w3schools (a lot of concepts but you have to practice on your own) and or cs50P (a free course offered by Harvard, that takes a more balanced approach)

opaque root
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Im gonna use the CS50P then.

civic kernel
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Cs50 is good, cs50p a more python oriented version

tidal crag
# civic kernel Cs50 is good, cs50p a more python oriented version

Yes, CS50X is more computer science oriented CS50P is more python oriented with computer science principles.

I recommend it CS50P because the OP requested something for Python specifically. I do think CS50X would be more beneficial as well, but if the OP wants to focus only on Python then this is the course for them

opaque root
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Thank you both of you for the difference.

jaunty vale
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(if you wonder why , just search w3schools in this server and you will be flooded with reasons as to why you shouldnt use w3schools)

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!res @opaque root here is the "official" resource list recommended by the server

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jaunty vale
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as for android apps, i tried pydroid very briefly , felt good.

you can also checkout web browser based IDEs like replit

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but if you want to get serious about coding in python , you will have to get a PC/laptop at some point (the earlier the better)

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