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Evgeny Pigin2022-03-13 02:38:13
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Evgeny Pigin, 2022-03-13 02:38:13

Python. What courses are worth watching if you are a total teapot?

I'm 20 and just started learning Python.
I ran into a problem: I can’t understand which courses are worth watching and what is worth reading.
Please tell me where can I find courses for beginners

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AVKor, 2022-03-13
@Piscapeti

What courses are worth watching if you are a total teapot?

None. Read books. Lutz, for example.

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Alan Gibizov, 2022-03-13
@phaggi

How you learn is up to you in the sense that

  • someone is comfortable with a book (you are assiduous and know how to work with a book; this is the most effective way in terms of price / performance ratio; but you have to work yourself);
  • someone is more comfortable with video lectures (you have a lot of time and you not only watch, but also code after watching);
  • the courses are enough for someone (not for me - I finished the beginner, advanced and 100% for analysts, but the book really helped me understand Python) (do you remember “how to draw an owl”? That's it);
  • and for someone (in particular, but expensive for me!) the very thing is a living teacher (very expensive and usually very effective).

Well, in any case - in addition to the language, you need to know algorithms, data structures, databases, protocols, understand the API, know the subject area for which you will code.
Ah, yes! Still need to write code. 3 hours a day would be ideal. Every day.

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Demych Demkin, 2022-03-13
@DemychO

  • Application: Sololearn , theory + practice. (If Apple: AppStore ) - it's better to start with it, because. in it the most basic knowledge is studied and practiced;
  • Video tutorials on YouTube: Howdy Ho ™ - it will be very good to repeat after the author on your computer;
  • Telegram channels: 1. Python guides , 2. Python - Tips, libraries, guides , 3. Pythonist - Python education - to broaden your horizons, I advise you to read and study after you have mastered Python well.

+ development environments for Python:
PyCharm - specially for Python, or Visual Studio - Russian language is available

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Nikolai Savelyev, 2022-03-13
@AgentSmith

No courses. Only books and practice

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Kirill Gusarev, 2022-03-13
@kaka888

Video tutorials on Youtube will be enough

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edos164, 2022-03-14
@edos164

keep it for the first time https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fp5-XQFr_nk . then figure out what to do

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