I'm really interested in learning Python, but I have no experience at all. Can anyone recommend some great resources like books, online courses, or YouTube channels that can take me from a complete beginner to an advanced level?
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If you're looking for videos, I suggest checking out channels like Corey Schafer and Tech With Tim on YouTube. They offer lots of detailed tutorials that really break down complex topics into easy-to-understand lessons. Plus, they often share practical projects too!
Check out Mimo if you're looking for a mobile app! It’s free and has a fun, simple learning path for Python that feels a lot like Duolingo. After I completed it, I was able to make a game in PyGame and even passed the entry-level Python certification! It's perfect for building a solid foundation.
You won't believe how many free resources are out there! Just search for Python tutorials and you'll find tons of code samples and helpful documentation. Sites like Codecademy and freeCodeCamp also have great, structured courses.
Yeah, I love Corey Schafer's stuff! His explanations are so clear and he has a way of making Python feel less intimidating.