Jun-04-2020, 10:49 AM
Hi all,
A question that has no doubt been asked a million times: I'm trying to learn Python out of a book but I'm finding that it's not the best way for me personally. I'm looking for some online courses but have no idea what's any good or not. I can of course just Google it but would rather have something with a recommendation. Ideally the course would be free but I wouldn't actually mind paying a reasonable price for something that was worth the money (within reason!)
I have a good knowledge of VBA (yes I know it's not a *real* programming language but the underlying logic is the same for the most part...) and learned VB.Net a long time ago so I'm not a complete beginner, but I have no real experience with Python. However I need to learn it for work purposes as my team is moving in this direction.
Regards
Richard
A question that has no doubt been asked a million times: I'm trying to learn Python out of a book but I'm finding that it's not the best way for me personally. I'm looking for some online courses but have no idea what's any good or not. I can of course just Google it but would rather have something with a recommendation. Ideally the course would be free but I wouldn't actually mind paying a reasonable price for something that was worth the money (within reason!)
I have a good knowledge of VBA (yes I know it's not a *real* programming language but the underlying logic is the same for the most part...) and learned VB.Net a long time ago so I'm not a complete beginner, but I have no real experience with Python. However I need to learn it for work purposes as my team is moving in this direction.
Regards
Richard