CoderMan15
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Does anyone know of a good python course that is free, easy to follow and simple to use for a class of senior high school students? If possible I'm looking for something similar to code.org.
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Python Looking for a good python course
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I've always found the W3C tutorials very good, with small examples you can try out and tinker with. They have one on Python too : https://www.w3schools.com/python/
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you can also just go on youtube and there are tons of free videos there. I have watched 2 or 3 from there myself. And, while they can be lengthy, they can be broken up into sections of basic, intermediate, and master level information. There is a 'Python full course' by Bro Code, also a 'Python Tutorial - Python Full Course for Beginners' by Programing With Mosh. Mosh also has a 1 hour long video depending how much time you have.
computer
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And while they are just videos, they both have exersises to make sure you are following along. they even walk you or your students through how to install Python and where to type it. If one of them wishes to go more indepth, there are a variety of coarses on websites such as Udemy. unfortunately, these must be paid for, but they do give some sort of certificate of completion.
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