Guidance for learning python

[rohithcoder123]

Hey Guys, I am New here and i want to learn python coding.I basically know something about coding.But i dont know where to start learning python.I wish to learn it completely or the most important ones.So can u guide me and tell where to start and what are all the important things to learn

buran write Jun-16-2024, 05:15 AM:
ALL CAPS is considered shouting

[menator01]

Here is a start
https://www.python.org/about/gettingstarted/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kqtD5dpn9C8

[ebn852_pan]

I just started Python last month. But I've been on Java switching over. Different syntax and ideas. But if anything here's a conceptual idea i got from programiz online compiler, which I am on learning.
The none type class and definitions of two functions. With a user greeting.

print("Try programiz.pro")
def greeting(username):
    print(f'Hello, {username.title()}!')
greeting('mike edwards')

def myfunc(Image):
    image = "NFL.gif"
    print("NFL, It's fantastic")
myfunc('NFL.gif')

def getbands(Image):
    image = 'NFL.gif'
getbands('NFL.gif')

print(getbands('NFL.gif'))
print(type(myfunc('NFL.gif')))

Try programiz.pro
Hello, Mike Edwards!
NFL, It's fantastic
None
NFL, It's fantastic
<class 'NoneType'>

=== Code Execution Successful ===

[Larz60+]

one of my favorites is: python-course.eu
and also: How to think like a computer scientist: Interactive edition

[barryrobbson]

There are different courses at Udemy, and maybe there will be something for you.
I haven't checked it for a while, but from my experience can say that those courses are good