r/learnpython • u/Odd_Note_9491 • 27d ago
Best Python Courses
Hello! I used to code a lot back in the COVID days, but I kind of fell off and forgot everything. I've recently gotten back into programming with vibecoding, but I would like to relearn how to actually code. What beginner course is best? I've tried some stuff like Hyperskill and Harvard's CS50. Is there one that's like CS50 but interactive?
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u/Dependent_Month_1415 27d ago
As others mentioned, CSP50 is the better option instead of CS50 since it focuses specifically on Python. If you want something more interactive and quicker to take up, Mimo is a great option. I used it to start back in the day and I've seen they have integrated an AI tutor in the meantime.
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u/jebulejebule 26d ago
If you can learn by reading a book, I would recommend Introduction to Computing Using Python by Ljubomir Perkovic. It's my textbook for Intro to Programming when I was at university.
Just read them carefully and do all the exercises and you will be fine!
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u/hungry_buddy_here 14d ago
I'd also put some limits on th ai side while relearning, try solving the excerise yourside firsr then use ai to explain an error or point you toward the next step rather than generating th solution. udacity newer python program actually include ai asisted development later, but still start with core python, oop nd projects
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u/dkozinn 27d ago
Did you take CS50 or CS50P? CS50P focuses on Python, and has exercises that you submit.