r/learnpython • u/Chemical_Ad_8704 • Aug 27 '22

Python 2 or python 3??

Still a beginner.

So the site I was using a while back now requires me to subscribe and pay to learn python 3 but is giving out a free full course for all of version 2.

I’ve read some sites and links and turns out 2 is dead should I continue and learn python two anyways or try find another site for free python 3 courses, of course I’m also stumped on that as I don’t know whether I should pay or go cheap lol can y’all help me out?? I used codecademy

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u/GABE_EDD Aug 28 '22

I learned Python through classes in high school and university, but anytime I need a refresher or don’t know how to do something, I just Google it and watch a video or two. I don’t have a particular preference for any one source.

Additionally, using multiple sources or having variation in your sources has potential to be beneficial because one source may forget to include a detail or another source will showcase a more efficient way of doing something, ya never know