10 FREE Resources to Learn Python

10 FREE Resources to Learn Python

The internet is currently filled with loads of convenient resources for learning various programming languages, such as videos, online courses, eBooks, websites, and so much more. All thanks to the increasing trend of e-learning. The Python websites covered in this article provide free access to users and cover various topics with in-depth tutorials, practice questions, and a lot more for all you Python learners ;)

Here's a list of 10 FREE resources to learn Python. Go ahead and read on!

1. The Python Tutorial

The best place to learn a programming language is its official docs given by the developers. Every single course or website mentioned below is based on the official docs. So, if you managed to extract knowledge from here, then automatically, you have completed all the courses. But the bad part is that beginners find official docs quite tough. Still, if you are a beginner, I'd recommend you to start with this.

Link:

docs.python.org/3/tutorial/index.html

2. Codecademy

It is one of the most popular platforms for learning programming and development concepts. Codeacademy offers a variety of courses and tutorials with projects to get you started with any language. Here is one of the best online course for beginners who wants to get started programming in python .

Link:

codecademy.com/learn/learn-python-3

3. FreeCode Camp

I don't think that this website requires any kind of introduction. As the name suggests, it is a free website and provides a vast variety of free courses with certifications at the end. These courses are designed for both beginners or even intermediate-level programmers. They also have a youtube channel and provide the best video tutorials for free.

Link:

youtube.com/watch?v=rfscVS0vtbw

4. Learn Python

It truly is one of the best platforms for beginners to get started with learning programming. They start from “Hello World” and everything up to decorators is covered in their course. The course is designed in such a way that even a person from a nontech background can learn it.

Link:

learnpython.org

5. Awesome Python

This one is not a course but a GitHub repository that is gonna be very helpful. Vinta Chen’s GitHub repo contains a huge list of essential Python components, libraries, tools, build tools, admin panels, data analysis tools, debugging tools, image processing tools, testing tools, RESTful APIs, and a lot more. The list is very long. I'd highly recommend you all Python enthusiasts to bookmark this GitHub repo to quickly find the right component for your next project.

Link:

github.com/vinta/awesome-python

6. A Byte of Python

Swaroop C H’s A Byte of Python is the website adaptation of his easy-to-understand and free book for beginners. The website's side panel has all the introductory Python topics listed out in a neat and well-structured manner for the learners. In addition to covering the fundamentals of Python for beginners, he has also provided a tutorial on installing and setting up Python. Each topic is well-explained with a detailed explanation behind its working. Though this website is aimed towards beginners, experienced Python devs can also use it to go over the fundamental concepts from a fresh perspective.

Link:

python.swaroopch.com/basics.html

7. Python Spot

It is one of the most jam-packed and among the best websites to learn about Python. This website covers a huge list of beginner-friendly topics. The tutorials are quite well detailed and you won't feel the need to jump to other websites for any particular topic. There's also a Bootcamp course and tutorials for each of the fundamental topics in Python. It also covers a wide range of tutorials to help you work with databases, web development, GUI development, networks with HTTP client and server, graph plotting, game development, and a lot more more.

Link:

pythonspot.com

8. Dive Into Python 3

Mark Pilgrim also created a website version for his book, Dive Into Python 3. If you have a basic understanding of concepts from Python 2 but want to learn Python 3, this would be the perfect fit for you. This website covers all the changes that were introduced in Python 3 and suggests how you can adapt yourself and your programs to the latest standard version of Python. It isn't as if it'd not beginner-friendly at all. This website covers all concepts in great detail.

Link:

diveintopython3.net

9. Real Python

It is one of the most amazing online resources for learning Python. There's a wide range of sections that include Python tutorials, video courses, quizzes, learning paths, and more. Though it offers much of its content for free, there is an option for a subscription that unlocks a greater collection of resources to learners. Doesn't matter if you’re a student, an intermediate developer, or a professional developer, this website has all the right learning tracks for you that will get you up to speed with Python in no time.

Link:

realpython.com

10. Tutorials Point

This website is among the best online tutorials. It provides free and good quality content in order to learn Python. Tutorials Point is best suited for beginners as they can test themselves with multiple exercises and various coding options. Beginners can learn and then become experts in coding via this platform. But that's not all, it also provides an opportunity for professional devs to polish and further improve their coding skills. It covers basics and multiple advanced level topics such as database access, CGI, game programming, implementing multithreading, XML processing, networking, and many more.

Link:

tutorialspoint.com/python/index.htm

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