From where should I start learning python ?

[sanyam0108]

Hi , please help me . Where do you suggest me to start learning python ?
Please recommend some sites , links , books , software's , etc.

Please also recommend that which IDE I have to use for python ?

 

[EnriqueIglesias]

Try Codecademy.com.I am learning HTML there and I must say a fun and interactive site to learn Coding.

 

[nikufellow]

Try this


learnpythonthehardway .org/

 

[ankush28]

Try this


learnpythonthehardway .org/

+1 for this

 

[vickybat]

Hi , please help me . Where do you suggest me to start learning python ?
Please recommend some sites , links , books , software's , etc.

Please also recommend that which IDE I have to use for python ?

Are you learning python to make a career (LAMP development) or just starting your programming journey?

Either way, i will recommend two very good options, one in the form of a book and other, as an open MOOC course.

For the book, get this eyes closed - Amazon.in - Buy Head First Python Book Online at Low Price in India | Head First Python Reviews & Ratings

Even if you buy the book, enroll this course too:

*www.udacity.com/course/cs101

This is one of the most popular courses in udacity. Best way to learn python and put it to good use.

Happy coding.

 

[Piyush]

+1 for HF book of Python. A nice book with ample examples and you wont get bored at any point, that I can promise

 

[SunE]

Nice suggestions! One of my friend uses codeacademy to learn python and he finds it very interesting.

 

[nims11]

I had started off with python official beginner guide which I had found good at that time. Maybe take a look at it. Later I read the core python programming for in-depth. Anyway, start off with any beginner material. Also make a habit of using python docs as they are pretty well informed and beginner friendly.

 

[bloodlife]

+1 for Codeacademy Python

 

[nisargshah95]

Also make a habit of using python docs as they are pretty well informed and beginner friendly.

to that. Whatever book you take, chances are it will miss some or the other topic. If you do learn Python from a book, do make a habit of refering to Python docs every now and then as they explain inner workings of Python along with the usual programming concepts.

 

[aaruni]

I learned from here. I think the course repeats itself after a set period of time.

*class.coursera.org/programming1-002

 

[spikey360]

My two bits

*www.astro.ufl.edu/~warner/prog/python.html

 

[nancytrip]

The absolute easiest way of learning Python is by completing this book.

 

[abhidev]

*www.udacity.com/course/ud036 and *www.udacity.com/course/cs253

I took the later one and it was really good

 

[Vyom]

So many ways to start learning python. No undisputed king! :/

Kinda good.