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6.009 Fundamentals of Programming
MIT OpenCourseWare
2 recommenders · 2 threads · recommended in 2 years, 2019–2020 · score 1.5
MIT's introductory Python programming course (Fundamentals of Programming, 6.009) covering core programming concepts through lectures, recitations, and weekly labs. Commenters note that lecture notes, recitation notes, code files, and lab instructions are published online, though lab solutions and quizzes are restricted.
Commenters point to its published lecture notes, recitation notes, and lab materials as enough for self-study, and one suggests it as a step up in level from introductory Python courses.
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20192020
Hello I am currently using the materials of Fall19 term: https://py.mit.edu/fall19 In the link you can find all of the materials that was used in that term. Lecture notes are detailed and enough to understand the topics. In the zip files, you can even find instructor's handwriting notes for…
I'm not so familiar with Python courses in particular since it seems to me like the better option would be to learn more and more advanced concepts that can then be applied to any language, but you would want to take something on the level of 6.009. You can try actually taking that, the lecture…