I'm just starting my coding journey and decided to dive into Python. I want to work on some projects before I begin college. Can anyone share the best way to learn, or provide a learning roadmap? Also, I heard about the resources in the programming hangout server—are they good?
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You can check out py.ninja, which is an interactive platform for learning Python. It simulates a coding environment with a code editor and terminal, plus has a lot of coding challenges. There’s even an AI assistant to help you along the way. Since I developed the course, feel free to ask if you have any feedback or questions! Good luck!
You might want to check out the wiki pages over at r/learnpython. They have a ton of resources to help you get rolling. Since you're new to programming, you should also look at r/learnprogramming for general coding advice. Remember, coding can be a fun ride, albeit sometimes a bit frustrating! Enjoy the process!
Can you suggest some specific resources, though? There’s so much out there, it's overwhelming!
So true! When I learned VB and then Python, I found out that many programming challenges are similar across different languages.
I’m currently taking a Udemy course called ‘Python From Zero to Hero.’ Is that a good option?