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Python Introduction
BeginnerVariables, data types, conditions, loops, lists and functions. You don’t need to know anything before you start.
Start from nothing and learn by typing real Python, a few minutes a day.
No experience needed · 36M+ learners · 4.8★ App Store · 4.6★ Google Play
1for i in range(3):2 print("Level Up!", i + 1)People use it
for all of this.
Two courses take you from your first line of code to object-oriented programming. The Developer path puts them together with extra practice. Scroll to see each one.
Variables, data types, conditions, loops, lists and functions. You don’t need to know anything before you start.
Collection types, error handling, functional programming and object-oriented code.
Both courses together, plus extra practice on loops, lists and functions. The challenges include Chatbot v1.0, Finance App, Flight Tracker and Library Management System.
You get a certificate for each course you finish. You can put it on your CV or LinkedIn.
There’s nothing to install. From the first lesson you type Python into the editor, press Run and see what it does.
1for i in range(3):2 print("Level Up!", i + 1)Kodie is the AI assistant built into the editor. When your code doesn’t work, it can explain what the code is doing, point out the bug, give you a hint, or show you a solution if you’d rather see one.
Think about slicing. It grabs partof a list with a start and end index.Group 1 is players[0:2]. What indicesgive you Groups 2 and 3?
A lesson takes a few minutes. Each one ends with a quiz or a coding exercise, so you use what you just read before you move on. A lesson or two a day is plenty.
What does this print?
print(2 ** 5)Every course you complete gives you a certificate, and you don’t pay for it. You can add it to your CV or LinkedIn.
Sololearn is one of the best websites for beginners who want to learn coding in a simple and fun way. The lessons are short, clear and simple, with small quizzes and coding practice after each one — which helps you learn faster.
A perfect starting point. Short, on-point, with hands-on use of what you just learned.
Programming was far easier than other platforms make it look. Every lesson is bite-sized, with a review question before each one. 95 days non-stop.
Love it for learning to code on the go — it teaches without ever feeling overwhelming. I’m on a 93-day streak and loving it.
No. Python Introduction is written for people who have never coded. It goes one small step at a time.
No. The code editor is part of the lesson, in your browser or in the app, so you can start straight away.
It’s one of the easier languages to start with, because the code reads a lot like plain English. You’ll still get stuck sometimes. Everyone does, and the short lessons and practice help.
There are two places to get help. Kodie, the AI assistant in the editor, can explain your code, find the bug or give you a hint. It comes with Sololearn MAX. The community Q&A forum is free, and other learners answer there.
Yes, one for each course you finish, and it’s free. You can add it to your CV or LinkedIn.
That’s up to you. Lessons are a few minutes long, and 10 to 15 minutes a day is enough to make steady progress.
It takes a few minutes, and you don’t need to install anything.
No experience needed · learn at your own pace