Hi, I'm looking for resources to learn Python in the best way possible for me. I already have an idea of how I would like to learn, but I’m very open to advice.
So, a few days ago I went to a programming school for the entrance test, which lasts a month. Basically, you’re in a big open space with other future students and you just have your PC and a platform that guides you through the learning process. There are very few lessons and the main way to learn is by yourself and with others, there are no teachers.
We first learned shell for a short period of time, then we learned C. The way the lessons work is that they briefly explain for exemple what a while loop is and what a variable is, and after that they give you exercises. For example, you need to write a function to display all the different possible combinations of three digits.
Basically, they tell you what result you need to get and you have to figure out by yourself how to code it to achieve that result.
I really liked that way of learning where you have to figure things out on your own with exercises and clear goals to reach. So I’m looking for resources, platforms, or even books that offer this kind of learning approach and that don’t guide you too much or gives you pre-typed code where you just have to fill in the gaps.
