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I've been trying to learn Python to get started with full stack. I've tried some courses with Udemy but recently i found out about w3schools and since I'm a beginner i've found it useful and like how simple the interface is to learn while I'm at work since i can be on a computer but am not able to listen to any videos. I've heard it's not really useful if you're trying to start a career. Are there any websites to learn Python and other languages while just reading instead of someone explaining it through videos?
Ok so I’ve tried a few free resources to learn Python but the only one I’m fully understanding is w3schools yet it has a bad rep.
But they break it down into small steps, explain well & you can check the answers - I’ve found with a lot of these Python courses you can’t check the answers so if you get stuck that’s it.
I really want to know what is something as easy as w3schools Python tutorials are that’s got a better reputation? Also, is there any advantage of finishing the tutorials? I’m up for the part about learning more about how dictionaries work in Python.
I kinda need to Python for idiots - online but also with projects that start off at an incredibly basic level & I could say save to GitHub or similar would be a plus. But I need it to have a LOT of handholding. Help?
Thanks in advance!
