A Udemy course teaching Python programming from the basics, taught by Tim Buchalka and Jean-Paul Roberts. Commenters point to it as the first step before machine learning.

One commenter says they used it and highly recommends it, and another calls it widely recommended as the place to start learning Python.

On Reddit (3)

1. Strongly recommendsJade_Jadedr/Python2022in “Python learning”▲ 3

   Hey, I used this course on Udemy. I highly recommend it. Python Programming by Tim Buchalka and Jean-Paul Roberts

2. Recommendskylelir/learnprogramming2023in “I need a good and easy engine”

   You can try Sololearn’s LUA course. Haven’t done their LUA course myself but I enjoy sololearn for quickly picking up a new language.

3. Recommendssheinkoptr/learnprogramming2023in “What should I learn now as a beginner to become an job ready AI ML engineer within a year?”

   I have the same ML path. Based on what I understand: Start by only learning python. This is the course I’m taking and is widely recommended. https://www.udemy.com/share/103IHM3@NhRjheHztjFN3IQ1fhpwuURUU6RPZFWnqU4ShU-QU69T348SUYiZv9Xlt-3cwq9c7g==/ Once you’re 25% through, you could start this ML…

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