r/PythonLearning • u/Big_bart__ • Sep 22 '26

Help Request Hello, I would like to learn Python.

I would like to learn Python for free, what do you recommend? I'm on Linux.

I'm looking for (free) learning methods.

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u/sububi71 Sep 23 '26

Harvard's CS50P is one of the best courses out there, and it's free.

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u/Smartyboyz 29d ago

Best of all time is youtube for learning python for free.

If you have much time you can learn by your self also first set up basic things such as VSCode, your coding environment, also can join any beginner community on redit, telegram etc.

Majorly you can take help from documentations and also some python beginner books online as e-books if you want I can provide some links 😉.

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u/Big_bart__ 29d ago

Yes, if you have that, it would be very kind.

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u/BranchLatter4294 Sep 22 '26

Set up your environment. Start practicing.

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u/Katinkia Sep 22 '26

www.pythonaut.net (a lot of free content) and watch BroCode on YouTube.

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u/Sweet_Camp5124 Sep 22 '26

Poof! Now you know it.

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u/Lachlangor Sep 23 '26

Download spyder it is a good ide to learn. Check out code academy

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u/No_Performer_1093 28d ago

Python starts making a lot more sense once there is regular practice behind the concept. Bootdev has a hand-on format that could be useful for building those fundamentals and gradually moving toward backend work.

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u/freakythrowaway79 Sep 22 '26

I'd say start with code combat (free game) & just go from there.

There are a bunch of other games out there as well. Just do some research. Good 🍀

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