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Introduction to Python
edX
5 recommenders · 5 threads · recommended in 5 years, 2016–2023 · score 6.0
A free introductory Python programming course on edX, offered as a self-paced online course with graded assignments that increase in difficulty. Commenters describe it as demanding for people with no prior programming experience.
Commenters call the edX Python course excellent and say its gradually harder assignments and active Discord support make it a good first structured course.
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I'd recommend courses at EdX. The one I took for Python was excellent. Try solving the Project Euler problems next.
Take a deep breath, mate. Seriously. Breathe in, breathe out. You will be able to learn coding. You will not die. You will be okay. You will be successful and be able to get yourself “out of a miserable situation”. You have time. You have time to do all the things you need to do. If you don’t feel…
i’m 40 and I think i’m going to have a look at all these resources 😂 But I did really like the edX python course. Maybe it’s a little too mature though. One of the differentiators in my opinion is finding something with good support. The python course had a discord channel that always seemed to…
That it takes however long it takes, and if you aren’t making progress, then you either need further training or simpler problems to solve. I would highly suggest you take a full class on python somewhere like edx. Full classes will include assignments that gradually get more difficult, which is…
The struggle will only make everything else that much more rewarding once you've figured a bit more out! I can relate with your experience though. I'm turning 27 next month, and just recently started learning Python. I'd recommend doing some online classes. I really enjoyed the Edx python course…
I recommend Python. It's a language that's relatively straight forward, and there's a huge online community. At 15, this might seem intimidating, but free college level classes are out there. https://www.edx.org/learn/python is Ivy-league schools. I especially recommend the 600.x series from MIT…
I will definitely try the edx's python course. Thanks for saving my hours of hardwork on udemy. And about the edx course, even their website says that those with no programming language will find the curve steep so fingers crossed. But, I will definately try to push through it all the way since…