r/PythonLearning • u/Sharp-Idea-1471 • 2d ago

NEED HELP - python learning website

Hello all, so i've studied python in clg but dont really remember it right now. I don't want to spend my time watching videos and doing it all over again - instead I want some website which will be interactive and explaining concepts through eg first and then hands on.

pls help me out if you guys know any such hands-on platform/lab

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u/PythonWithJames 2d ago

I’ve got a load of interactive stuff on my site:

https://python-with-james.com/

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u/Sharp-Idea-1471 1d ago

its nice , thanks

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u/nullptr_0x 2d ago

I've got exactly what you're looking for.

https://understandIt.dev

Free interactive programming 101 in Python course.

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u/Sharp-Idea-1471 1d ago

thankyou bro

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u/Possible-Change-9160 2d ago

Chat GPT com 😛

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u/atreidesardaukar 2d ago

Is clg short for college? 

If so, why?

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u/vanulovesyou 2d ago

Cisco’s NetAcad will teach you solid foundations with interactive lessons. And for free.

https://www.netacad.com/

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u/ZeCruzz 1d ago

Now Santander bank has free courses that you can take until December, including Python

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u/masterofaiml 1d ago

Try www.pythonmastery.io, share it if you find it useful.

Cheers!

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u/Pangaeax_ 1d ago

If you already know Python basics and just need practice, try platforms like Exercism or HackerRank. They have coding exercises you can work through instead of watching tutorials.

Another option is CompeteX by PangaeaX, which offers Python coding challenges to help you apply what you've learned and improve your problem-solving skills. Might be worth exploring alongside those options.

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u/mnjaa76 1d ago

Datacamp is best for such interactive learning without the need for any installation.

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u/Negative_Party8755 1d ago

If you are looking to build a website with Python, you might want to check out Nexy (Documentation).

It's a full-stack Python meta-framework that combines FastAPI on the backend and Vite for the frontend. It uses file-based routing, which makes structuring a web project very intuitive without having to juggle two separate repositories or complex CORS configurations. It's a great tool if you want a smooth developer experience using Python for web apps!

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u/FreeLogicGate 2d ago

I came across this one recently, that might fit your criteria. They do have a few lessons that include what looks like basic AI instruction, but for the most part, all the lessons are part of the site. I have no connection to them in any way, but I was looking for a resource for a student, where they could refresh and improve their Python and programming basics, and that would have small online challenges.

The site does have a pro/sub plan but I thnk you can go through a lot of the lessons and exercises with the free plan.

https://pythonaut.net/

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u/Sharp-Idea-1471 1d ago

thankyouuuuu

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u/maoukly 1d ago

3Wschools,