Hi,
Does Anyone have any great resources to learn python for a non-programmer? Youtube? Free online courses, etc?
Im starting out and there is a lot out there. They all look good too.
So far, i got python installed lol.
Thanks,
Edit: thanks everyone. I have some homework to do and check out all the resources !
https://openedg.org/python-institute
They offer courses and certifications. Certification mirrors the course.
Courses are 100% free. If you wanna do the certification, you do have to buy a voucher.
Good luck, I got into programming with JavaScript. But I learned python through the courses I mentioned.
What’s a good beginner resource for Javascript? Same place? I’m a C programmer looking to learn some.
If you already know C, JavaScript should be pretty easy to learn. It’s funny, I actually didn’t learn JavaScript from that resource.
But flipping thru it a little bit today, it’s pretty decent stuff and walks you thru the language basics and idiosyncracies.
JavaScript was the first programming language I spent a lot of time with, so I’m biased in saying this. But it’s extremely easy to learn & program with.
Factor in things like npm and node.js, it’s very easy to get projects off the ground quickly. I of course do recommend learning the basics first, but also use chatGPT to help build a basic webapp. Building anything will only accelerate the learning process.
this looks good. I will do this one first and prob use YouTube and other resources from this thread to supplement as well. then move on to Javascript from this same place. thanks!