#🔒 New to Python

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grave elk
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I'm looking to start learning Python and have no idea how or where to start. Does anyone have some time to help me get my feet on the ground and running towards my first project?

fossil duneBOT
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tranquil spoke
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is python your first language

grave elk
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It'll be the first one that I'll fully learn.

tranquil spoke
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if you got time and need like a structured course i would suggest CS50P

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it will take 2 months i think

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and each week you learn new stuff

grave elk
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Thank you.

tranquil spoke
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there is also a book called automate the boring stuff which is highly regarded

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