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Python Tutorial Suggestion

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Does anyone know any good youtube tutorials or any other materials to help me to learn python?
Search on YouTube: python tutorials for beginners
 
Well, there's https://www.pythonforbeginners.com/ for one. I took a course in uni for the basics of python and a lot of the things we went over were proper conventions / variable naming / loops / indentation, though if you already know another coding language this is probably second nature to you by now. Some things you might want to go over that differ from lua are methods and how they work, as well as classes and how they interact with programs. I'm not sure what you use as an interface for python, but pycharm is my personal favorite.
 
Well, there's https://www.pythonforbeginners.com/ for one. I took a course in uni for the basics of python and a lot of the things we went over were proper conventions / variable naming / loops / indentation, though if you already know another coding language this is probably second nature to you by now. Some things you might want to go over that differ from lua are methods and how they work, as well as classes and how they interact with programs. I'm not sure what you use as an interface for python, but pycharm is my personal favorite.

Thanks, i'll have a look through that, and i will try out pycharm. :)
 
Hey James,

Code Academy is a great tool to use to learn Python but just make sure to add a little more information. Perhaps add why you think Code Academy is a good choice etc!
 

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