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I have no background in computer science, data analytic, or coding at all. I've always been interested in learning how to code. A few days ago I began going through the Scientific Computing with Python (Beta) course(?) on freecodecamp website. I finished the first module and I feel like I haven't really learned anything. I can follow the instructions and go through each module/project pretty quickly but at the end of the day it feels like I don't know what I'm actually doing. I'm just following directions without actually knowing what it does or what it means. maybe a lot of the tasks are common sense to someone who is a CS major but I am completely lost. Is there a website or course or book that teaches the fundamentals?
Hey I am new to coding so I decided to start with Free Code Camp because I've heard nothing but good things about it. For transparency I am trying to learn the Godot engine for making games but was told it would be good to learn Python first to understand the syntax of a language (which I agree with after trying it out).
My question is, should I do the "Legacy Python for Everybody" course, or the "Scientific Computing with Python (Beta) Certification" class? I guess my concern is that while the python for everybody class sounds like it is for me, the "legacy" makes me think it is outdated in some way. Can someone clear this up for me? Thanks!