Where to learn python for beginners?

[thegreathypocrite]

Good day guys! Newbie here and I'm not really sure if this is the righ place to post this. Anaways, I want to learn python but when I tried searching the net or in youtube, the tutorials that I found were so old (most of them were created 2009-2012) and most of them is for windows. Can you guys suggest webistes or youtube channel to learn python? Thanks in advance guys!

[Frogs Hair]

Hello and Welcome

A search on your question will yield many results.

http://www.nervenet.org/pdf/python3handson.pdf

[mJayk]

Best thing you can do imo is find a project or something you want to do. First find what you want to use it for, hardware control, modelling, data visualisation etc etc.

Even if its plot a sine wave or sort the songs in a folder and rename them. Once you find a project and go about googling / reading each problem you encounter it will become much easier.

[rajib.bahar]

online learning platforms such as Udemy, Edx have plenty of courses that are cost effective

[NoBugs!]

Perhaps this book? Looks like it's free to read from their site.
https://automatetheboringstuff.com/

[denismc]

The best way to learn is to start give yourself a reasonably simple but lengthy project. When i read books i tend to forget everything. That is why i now just give myself projects and get started in a new language. That way it all gets stored in long-term memory.