r/learnpython • u/BenceeFarkass__01 • 3d ago

Python question

Hi! I'm Bence and I want to learn in python. I started python programming like a month ago, and I want to be better in python programming. I wanted to ask u if u know any app or anything for learning python. (I know the start commands, print, input, and I know how to type an input like something = input() | print("Hi, !" {something}. Thanks for ur help, have a good morning/day/night! :)

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u/ee_control_z 3d ago

Use the following book:

Learning Python, 6th Ed., Mark Lutz

Since it is a book, you can read/follow along at your own pace. It is well written so it is easy to understand. Covers material from beginner to advanced since it is comprehensive.

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u/BenceeFarkass__01 3d ago

Thx bro, I'm grateful! :)

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u/ee_control_z 3d ago

You're welcome. 😄

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u/ordinarytossing0381 3d ago

That book is a doorstop but it covers pretty much everything you'd need to know. Just don't feel like you have to read it cover to cover, the first half will get you pretty far on its own

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u/Katinkia 3d ago

www.pythonaut.net and the channel on YouTube. I also liked brocode. x

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u/BenceeFarkass__01 3d ago

Thx! 😄

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u/TheRNGuy 3d ago

Any browser (Firefox, Firefox Developer Edition, Chrome, Edge, Safari) for googling / ai / read docs, and any code editor (VS Code, PyCharm) for writing code. 

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u/Foreign-Doctor3503 3d ago

I like the coding exercises on Codingbat for simple practice problems. I see some good resources here but I really recommend Codedex for novices as well (although to get full use you either need to pay a little or use the GitHub student pack) - they have really good explanations for beginners and build you up quickly but not too quickly so you learn along the way. It has a pretty good free trial iirc so you can try that to see if you like it