I'm looking for recommendations on websites to learn Python. I've heard a lot about different sites from friends and family, with W3Schools and Codecademy coming up frequently. I'm keen to know what others think! Any favorites?
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The official Python documentation is a good resource, but don’t expect a ton of examples. When I was learning in 2019, I used a mix of resources, including W3Schools, to cover basics and even created a few projects.
Here are some good options: Helsinki Python MOOC, CS50's Python version, or Scrimba. Honestly, picking a good Python book can also work wonders!
I’ve used Programiz for learning C++, Python, and Java. It’s great for the basics and syntax—it really helped me as a starter.
I'd suggest being cautious with W3Schools. While it's okay for quick references, it lacks structured learning. Codecademy is a solid start, but I’d also recommend checking out Real Python or the freeCodeCamp Python course on YouTube. If you're into reading, 'Python Crash Course' is an excellent book to have. Once you’re comfortable, get into small projects or use sites like Exercism or LeetCode to practice.
Check out checkio.org; I found it really helpful! It makes learning Python interactive and fun.

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