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Learn Python for Beginners

Learn Python from scratch with hands-on lessons covering functions, loops, data structures, debugging, and problem solving.

What you'll learn in this Python course

Learn Python from scratch by writing code, not just watching videos. This course is built for complete beginners, so you don't need any prior programming experience. Every lesson runs in your browser, and XP, streaks, and quests keep you coming back.

Chapter List

1
Introduction
Learn about the Python programming language and why it's so ubiquitous
2
Variables
Learn how variables are declared and used in Python
3
Functions
Learn how to declare and call functions
4
Scope
Learn how Python scopes variables in different contexts
5
Testing and Debugging
Learn how unit tests and good debugging practices will help you write better code
6
Computing
Learn the basics of how computers work internally
7
Comparisons
Learn how to compare different values and make logical decisions in a program
8
Loops
Master the art of reusing code
9
Lists
Learn the most basic and powerful data structure in all of coding
10
Dictionaries
Learn about Python's built-in support for complex structures
11
Sets
Master another basic data structure of the Python language
12
Errors
Learn how to deal with unexpected data and inputs in a Python program
13
Type Hints
Learn how to use type hints to make Python code easier to read and debug
14
Practice
Put your skills to work by squashing extra challenging practice problems
15
Quiz
Quiz yourself on some of the important-to-know facts about the Python language

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Really great for getting your feet wet in the most fun way ever. Thanks.

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Joseph Amukun

Kampala, Uganda

Easy and fun lessons

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Yulshade

Thailand

Really good course for new learners, they can learn as well as practice the concepts in a game like fashion by learning the mechanics and then solving the puzzle, its really great in my opinion.

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Sankalpa

West Bengal

After all the software journey, this may be the best, interesting and complete guide I've done.

(5/5)
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David Esteban Lasso

Colombia

A good refresher for an experienced dev.

(5/5)
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Adam Phillips

United States

Clearly explained tangled topics :D

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Maciej

Poland

The course was great and the only major complaint I had was with one of the last chapters which was supposed to be for practice but a few of the "lessons" in it required concepts that were not very well explored in earlier chapters and I didn't know how to do it.

(4/5)
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Drayden Flow

United States

This course was super easy to follow along and work through! I found myself super hooked to the lessons and wanting to learn more and do additional challenges. The one portion I was struggling at first with was loops. By the end of the course I felt a lot more comfortable being able to solve a problem utilizing a loop and understand what the code was doing. I have tried many intro to coding courses and this was by far the best and only one I actually finished. Excited to go deeper into python!

(5/5)
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Nolan

United States

It was tough but there was a lot to learn and grow, it was amazing.

(5/5)
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United States

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Frequently asked Questions

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Yes. This course assumes no programming experience. It starts with variables and functions, then builds up to loops, data structures, testing, debugging, and error handling through hands-on coding exercises.