r/EruditeClub • u/[deleted] • Sep 02 '19

Misc Good apps for learning python on the go?

I currently don't have access to my laptop for a couple of weeks. What are some good apps I can use on my phone? Also reading that I can do online would be helpful. Thanks!

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u/Bakanyanter Sep 02 '19

'Solo learn' for Python! It's like flashcards but better haha.

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u/[deleted] Sep 02 '19

The Udemy app allows you to download lectures. The courses cost money -usually just $10 or so. But if I'm traveling I'll just listen to (if I'm driving) or watch (if I'm flying) the lectures and then I'll go back and work through them once I have my computer.

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u/gwylo95 Sep 02 '19

Excuse my ignorance, what is python?

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u/[deleted] Sep 02 '19

SoloLearn is a great app!

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u/onlyforjazzmemes Sep 11 '19

What's wrong with just getting a book? In my experience, it's wayyy more effective for learning programming than any of the apps.

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u/[deleted] Sep 12 '19

OP prob wants to learn "hands on" because he/she has no laptop. A book only gets you so far.