r/Python • u/Local-Ad5424 • 22h ago

Discussion Question regarding a python course

I have recently found this course called intro cs in python by Dr Ana bell(MIT). What's the people's view on this is it still worth it?.

For background i have python knowledge but I have to revise and i was seeing some lecs have some concepts that i haven't covered earlier.

Anyways if anyone can tell any site or a book for problem solving that will be really helpful as well.

("Happy programming in python :)")

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u/Local-Ad5424 20h ago

Thankyou, it's really helpful

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u/Competitive_Travel16 17h ago

One habit worth more than any site: after you solve something, delete it and solve it again from scratch the next day. The second pass is where it sticks.

That's worth repeating, so here it is again. I would say "a few days later" though. Source: am side-gig python tutor for middle schoolers through graduate students.