Learning the Python course on Codeacademy. Good resource, or wasting my time?
>>29980310
good starting language, gotta work to create things on your own later on or else you won't progress. thats where I stopped
>>29980310
If you have NEVER coded before, it is an awful excuse for a teacher. Pick up any textbook (find one with online resources, if you absolutely must have something to compare your answers to) and work through every chapter and exercise.
If you're at a CS101 level in any other language, it'll teach you the basics of the syntax, but (with the exception of a relatively thorough explanation of splicing) it won't really hit the nuances of the language.
>>29980651
Any good examples of textbooks?
>>29980734
Sorry, but no. I learned on Java.
>Python
>Code academy
Kek
Stop asking questions and do things instead.
read 'learning python' followed by 'programming python'
Also try "dive into python".
>>29980310
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://inventwithpython.com/inventwithpython.pdf&ved=0ahUKEwiw973_uvfNAhVJ_WMKHbmZA_4QFggbMAA&usg=AFQjCNEG-XlnZPNseyucRZWhQCXI-BRBrQ
Right here, anon. It's a great starting point. It starts off with code for basic games, you type it up and see what it does firsthand. Then it explains what is going on.
