please advise sources for learning python

Hmm seeing too many sources like this either use a something interactive like w3schools or read the documentation in python wiki while solving some basic question from codeforces

(August 5, 2022, 12:23 AM)hellforge1fdsfs Wrote: please advise sources for learning python

Tons of resources in Stackoverflow and Youtube, just Google it and you'd see a ton of reources

(August 5, 2022, 04:15 AM)onetwothreefour Wrote:

(August 5, 2022, 12:23 AM)hellforge1fdsfs Wrote: please advise sources for learning python

Tons of resources in Stackoverflow and Youtube, just Google it and you'd see a ton of reources

Yep, @onetwothreefour is on the money here. There's a ton of stuff on YouTube for learning Python. TheCyberMentor has a 3 hour course posted free on YouTube and Edureka! has a 12 hour one. If you are better with books then check out LibGen or zLibrary and grab something like "Automating the boring stuff with Python"

You can also find a cheap course on Udemy, but there are tons of free resources online.

i find interactive learning more understandable, i say Sololearn is a good option. After that, do a lot of practice like making projects or doing challenges like in hackerrank/leetcode to get comfortable and fluent with its syntax and features

https://docs.python.org/3/

bilibil? youtobe?

youtube and no starch press books. other than that maybe interactive learnings like @d3adm4n said

Here you go. :)

https://www.tutorialspoint.com/python/index.htm