🔒 i am new to python

[onyx wharf]

so i am just starting my python journey but i am confused cuz some ppls say just start making projects n all some say start w 30 or 100 days of code like.i am confused which one or how should i choose and i am on macbook so should i use vs code or google collab or smtg HELLPP

[young ibex]

@onyx wharf

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[civic quiver]

hey

[civic kraken]

https://www.executeprogram.com i just finished both their courses.... so good

[stone star]

Get hang of language first, I used to solve Coding challenges and DSA problems.

Solve it until you're able to implement whatever you're thinking in your mind

[frank sinew]

depends on how you like to learn and what prior knowledge you have

[onyx wharf]

okay! i'll do it thank you!!

[frank sinew]

we often suggest the free self-paced online course CS50P "CS50's Introduction to Programming with Python" from Harvard University on the edX learning platform: https://pll.harvard.edu/course/cs50s-introduction-programming-python
or the free online book "Automate the Boring Stuff with Python": https://automatetheboringstuff.com/

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[young ibex]

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[frank sinew]

here are more resources 👆

[onyx wharf]

i am in 11th grade in i do know a lil about python some i did study it in 9th and 10th

[onyx wharf]

thank you this really making me clear now

[frank sinew]

CS50P mostly goes through language basics (which are important to have a very good handle on)
while the book there goes beyond the basics and show you how you can apply python for practical tasks and problems using for example external libraries that you need to install and so on

[onyx wharf]

CS50P course is free right?

yeah mb i checked it's good

THANK YOU

AA_Gabriel_Bow

[onyx wharf]

hi

[frank sinew]

they do offer a payed diploma of some kind at the end of the course
but i don't think it's really work very much, if anything at all, and it costs pretty much for what it is, so i would suggest to skip that one, the course is good though

[young ibex]

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