Help me in Python

Answer 1

Also, aside of Sololearn, check w3schools.com for small bits of info in Python.
Then there is also Python documentation with lots of code uses.

Answer 2

Help you with what, exactly?

Answer 3

Are you stuck on Python? Same with me you could revise the information that you previously learned. Learning is like a jigsaw puzzle!

Answer 4

W3schools might have a proper course these days but I think it isn’t free - what I mean by small chunks is all the info available under the tab ‘Python’, everything is divided into separate things (like functions, integers etc.) and you also have a code playground in there. This is free.

If you want properly structured courses (with final certificates), you can do some of the below (they are all free & accessed via browser, no need to install anything):

1. https://pythoninstitute.org/
2. https://skillsforall.com/catalog
3. https://www.netacad.com/courses/all-courses

Some of these overlap. I’m currently almost finished with their ‘Python Essentials 1’ - but this course is at least 30-50 hours of theory/exercises/tasks.

Also, if I remember correctly, you can get 6 courses for free at Datacamp; I think there are some beginner’s Python ones in there.

Then there is Skillshare, one month for free. There are books (i.e. a mammoth 1500-page long one by Mark Lutz). There is YouTube.

Answer 5

I am new here
How can I learne coding Easley
And how can I learne Python Easley.
I started Python before but I leave it .

Answer 6

But w3school doesn't have Python course