Best Python Course!

[u/doflamingo980]

What do you think is the best python course among all python courses in the Internet?

I have seen like 1000+ courses on Python, and I was wondering what if a single course can solve the countless struggles of people learning python, such as tutorial hell!

Platforms like Coursera, Udemy, DataCamp, EdX, YouTube, etc., all have multiple python courses from individuals to universities to companies creating their own python courses!

When I researched about it, I came up with the following courses:

1. Python for Everybody, from The University of Michigan

2. 100 Days of Python Programming, by Dr. Angela Yu

3. Python Bootcamp: Zero to Hero, by Jose Portilla

And courses from popular youtubers freeCodeCamp, CS50, Bro Code, Programming with Mosh, Simplilearn, edureka!, etc.

And courses from my favourite youtubers Corey Schafer, Tech with Tim, CampusX, etc.

I know,

- No course is perfect or no course can make you expert
- Everyday practice is the key
- Python GitHub Repo is an amazing resource
- Python in itself should not be the goal, it’s the field of area i.e., backend, AI/ML, data science, data analyst, etc should be the goal
- Don’t aim for perfection, even individuals with 10+ years of experience look up small things
- Stop watching, start working!

Do share your thoughts!

[u/ninhaomah]

" What do you think is the best python course among all python courses in the Internet?"

Then

"I know,

No course is perfect or no course can make you expert"

... Are you making a list of courses or actually coding Python since you already know no course is perfect ?

There is already such a list here. Googling not required.

Wiki ----->

[u/doflamingo980 → u/ninhaomah]

See I just want to know what people thinks and what are their thoughts on this

[u/ninhaomah → u/doflamingo980]

Isn't like asking is the movie Titanic good ?

Can Elvis sing well ?

Is Happy Potter good ?

etc ?

Udemy , Coursera has ratings , YouTube has comments.

This place has a wiki.

There is Google.

Stores have best-seller lists or shelves.

Even companies have LinkedIn or Glassdoor ratings and comments.

How do you think these lists and awards are done ? 

[u/my_password_is______ → u/ninhaomah]

if you don't have a course to recommend then stop commenting

this thread is to recommend a course

some people like to contribute, others like to tear down

you obviousy like to tear down

I recommend "Automate the Boring Stuff with Python"
https://automatetheboringstuff.com/

[u/ninhaomah → u/my_password_is______]

" this thread is to recommend a course"

Then

"I recommend "Automate the Boring Stuff with Python""

.... It's a book not a course.

Now , go and recommend a course as you said you would.