Looking for recommendations on the best resources for learning Python in a similar format as Duolingo. Doesn’t have to be the exact same, but resources that break lessons up into basic and repeatable exercises.
Is there any mobile app to learn Python while also practicing through exercises?
Can I learn Python on a mobile app?
What is the best app for learning coding and Python?
I used "sololearn" which is really good imo, interactive lessons, free courses. Certainly taught me some important stuff
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Umm the best method is having something you want the program to do, and figuring out how to make the code do that, you’ll pick up a lot the first couple times. Then when you go..hmm I do need to learn more about string, it comes with a context that you need to learn about strings because you want to do something with them.
With out the what learning any programming language become tedious and boring IMHO, especially at the beginning. It not gonna make much sense because you have no use case for the various tools.
Like
hello = “hello world” print(hello)
is technically a program but who cares…yet I make this type of declaration in every program ever. That’s not explained very well in any intro thing I’ve seen.
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I came across an app that taught Python last year but can’t seem to recall the name of it anymore. So can anyone suggest an app which you have used to learn and practice coding at the same time with inbuilt exercises? I wouldn’t mind even if it’s subscription based. As long as it’s value for money.