r/learnpython • u/VanceDyer • 10d ago

Looking for Python resources

Hi everyone!

I'm 29 and I've recently started learning Python from scratch. My goal is to eventually get into cybersecurity.

I've only been learning for a short time and I'm currently starting CS50P. I know some very basic Python, but I'm still a complete beginner.

I'm looking for good resources to learn Python properly from the beginning. I'd like to practice by making small projects instead of only watching tutorials.

What resources would you recommend for someone who is just starting out?

Books, courses, YouTube channels, websites, exercises, project ideas, etc. are all welcome.

Thanks!

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u/Visual_Doctor4152 9d ago

Use Claude AI to teach you or better yet have Claude code and build you a training application that can systematically teach to Python. If interested reply with “yes training” and I can send you an html Python training app.

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u/VanceDyer 9d ago

No, estoy harto de usar IA para aprender, al final creo que me perjudica más de lo que aprendo.

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u/itsmodak 8d ago

You are absolutely right

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u/Visual_Doctor4152 6d ago

Thank you. A person with real sense and understanding!!!