#330 on Reddit
Python
Coursera
4 recommenders · 4 threads · recommended in 3 years, 2014–2019 · score 4.4
An introductory Python programming course on Coursera covering basic Python syntax and programming concepts for people new to coding. Commenters point to it as a free starting point, with certificates available for a fee.
Commenters recommend it as a free, beginner-friendly start to Python, with one saying the instructor breaks concepts down into plain terms.
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1. Take this free class: https://www.coursera.org/learn/python 2. Start doing projects and Google when you get stuck
I recommend this one, the instructor breaks it down into lay terms https://www.coursera.org/learn/python ​
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Ahhh fair enough. I would suggest starting with Python, do codeacademy or a python course on Coursera.org if you think your english is good enough. I think with a project like this, you want to learn about dictionaries, lists and if you want to get technical object oriented programming concepts…