Hackr.io is another great place to find community recommended best Python resources: hackr.io/tutorials/learn-python

Great one Jessica, please allow me a few additions:

• Testing stuff: obeythetestinggoat.com/
• Not the best language maybe for that matter but wiki.python.org/moin/PythonGames

Great resources! Thanks for that!

Also, for those interested in buying the Refactoring book, Martin Fowler has recently announced that he's working on a 2nd edition of the book, which he hopes to release early this summer. So, those of you who were planning on buying it, if you can wait a little bit it'll probably be a good idea.

Thanks for the list! Here's my favorite Python YouTube channel:
Corey Schafer

I'll add codecademy.com/learn/learn-python to the list. It's an interactive, online, non-sense tutorial that teaches Python basics. You'll write Python code instantly.

It's Amazing and Informative.
There're some more stuffs that one should need to give a try

MIT OPENCOURSEWARE -> ocw.mit.edu/courses/electrical-eng...

MIT Algorithms by Prof. srini devadas and eric demaine -> ocw.mit.edu/courses/electrical-eng...

I also recommend to use a good linter to learn the best-practices. It is also useful to catch errors one can possibly make. I recommend wemake-python-styleguide:

pip install wemake-python-styleguide

flake8 your_module.py

Thanks for this! Python is a language I'm going to start learning :)

Regarding Flask - the book by Miguel which is mentioned in one of the links is very comprehensive, practical and easy to follow guide to Flask.
blog.miguelgrinberg.com/post/the-f...

We just released our python training kit! This program is ideal for students and
teachers. For anyone interested in python programming, go to the downloads tab and click on the pythontraining.msi file.

siraoops.com

Wow, "How to Do X With Python" (chrisalbon.com/) is an amazing resource I'd not seen before. Clean and impressive!

Hello all I am new to the group. As a python teacher I decided to take all the programs I have written and put them into a single application for the teacher. My inspiration... to make my life easier lol. The program is written in powershell yet it runs all python apps. The demo program will contain a cross section of the apps. The production program currently has 221 exercises and is growing daily. It allows the teacher to select the lessons from the various categories and build the actual lesson. It is also a presentation tool for the teacher. You can present on an overhead and people in the back row of the class can read the code easily. I don't know if anyone has created such an application. It is really unlike all of the web download stuff that you find. It is a windows app. I will be putting out a demo within two weeks. I will post a link from our website to download the demo when it is actually posted. Our website is siraoops.com. For the most part our website has educational software. I am being influenced by my teacher role. Let me know if there any interest. Turns out I am also originally from NY.

Thanks for sharing those resources! How would you recommend creating a GUI in Python? I'd love to chat about all things Python with you for a bit. If you're up for it, please follow me back on Twitter so we can direct message :) I'm @themainframech (or open your DMs up to the public)

Nice post. I can recommend Python 3 Crash Course for total beginners. Clean and easy to understand before you dive into some more complex stuff.

The correct way to learn anything is to go through it's concept. And as per my view, you can't learn any thing just by seeing on the book. Moreover, if he really want to learn python, he should take some course from an expert.

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This is really helpful. Thank you Jess.

A Complete Python Programming Tutorial - Learn Python with each and every topic covered with well thought and well-explained examples.

Thank you for the best of your help.

thanks! I'm going to learn this at my free time 😊

OMG, I had NOT seen Chris Albon's site -- that is amazing.

Wonderful list, thank you, it will keep me busy for a while!

Awesome post! The Self-Taught Programmer has some good material.

Any advice for getting into programming without formal schooling?

Hello

Thanks for the lists.

many thanks for sharing - this is awesome

Very useful post Jessica. Can you please suggest a resource for my 12 year old niece to learn Python?

Hi Jessica.

sad sad sad - unfortunatly only (!!!) books - github would be much much better
sorry - just me 2 cents

Thanks for sharing. very informative post
thetechlearn.com/python-interview-...

thx u for great resources.

Well if you really want to learn python books are the best source these are the best books to learn python

Thanks

Hi! you should also add this book in your recommendations "Learn Python in 7 Days"
computingsavvy.com/books/learn-pyt...

Good one Jessica. Even i prefer to add tutlane.com/tutorial/python tutorial to the list.

Technoelearn ( technoelearn.com/ ) is also the platform of learning a python programming language.

This is extremely helpful. Thanks for sharing

Website to Learn Python Programming.
bit.ly/codeperfectplus

Thanks for sharing!

free-for.dev/ best free resource ever for all developer

Some great resources!

Here's a regularly updated & curated list of the best Python tutorials & books.

Good list jessica. Even we found another great resource to learn python programming.
tutlane.com/tutorial/python

Thank you so much!

I was just thinking about starting to learn Python, thanks for the post!

A complete Python tutorial series for beginners to learn the popular Python programming language from scratch.

Thank you so much

Thanks for sharing a list a resource list on Python. With these list it helps to get information on Python.

Thanks for Share @jessicagarson . The Complete Python Tutorial for Beginners and Professionals.

Thank you! This is very helpful! 😊

and to others who shared some additional links and info, a big thank you also! 😊