Python Programming for beginners help

[Matrock5]

Hi i tried going to the library but more often books are on loan and are limited. what other best ways or schools to enrol in for this type of courses etc?

 

[davidktw]

If you want books on this topics, I recommend ebooks online since they are more updated

https://codeburst.io/15-free-ebooks-to-learn-python-c299943f9f2c

I always recommend beginners to go with books first until they are savvy enough and then focus more on nitpicking topics online or from other sources

 

[addictzz]

If you want books on this topics, I recommend ebooks online since they are more updated

https://codeburst.io/15-free-ebooks-to-learn-python-c299943f9f2c

I always recommend beginners to go with books first until they are savvy enough and then focus more on nitpicking topics online or from other sources

I really wanna see that hacking with python book but no free version of it. Kindly let me know if you find any.

For TS, datacamp is also a good place to start. Offers you interactive tutorial on python (+ data science).

 

[MoxLotus]

sign up for a python course on udemy, it usually easy to understand and you can use your skillfuture credits to pay for the course

 

[jgyy1990]

sign up for a python course on udemy, it usually easy to understand and you can use your skillfuture credits to pay for the course

i totally agree with this comment. But do note that udemy courses are VERY time consuming but worth while.

i am coding Angular instead of python though.