Google's Python Class

Definitely a strong short course from Google. Couldn't find much wrong with this short course and the end result gives you a great start at jumping into Python. Not to mention that this is free!

The class has been manageable in terms of time commitment. That is part of what makes the course accessible. Each lesson is very focused on accomplishing one particular thing, while building on knowledge accumulated in previous weeks. Some assignments were very challenging for me, but not so challenging, I couldn't succeed with a bit of effort, and, when stumped, pursuing answers to questions either online (Stack Overflow recommended) or from the TAs, or from a friend I know who's expert in Python. I also really appreciate the serial structure of the five Python for Everybody courses. I was a bit confused about how that worked at the start, but I really love the structure now that I have the hang of it.

This tutorial is a shame. Authors confuse basic programming terms. For example they do not see difference between key and value in dictionary.

t's really cool course when you wanna start to learn PythonAlso this course will give lots of things apart from basic. As a beginner it's a worthy.

The lovably geeky Nick Parlante a Google employee and CS lecturer at Stanford has written some awesomely succinct tutorials that not only tell you how you can use Python, but also how you should use Python. This makes them a fantastic resource, regardless of whether youre just starting, or youve been working with Python for awhile.The course also features six YouTube videos of Nick giving a lesson in front of some new Google employees. These make it feel like hes actually there teaching you every feature and trick, and Id highly recommend watching all of them as you go through the lessons.

The course targets people with a little bit of programming experience. In a few compact chapters the most important components of Python are explained and enhanced with exercises packed into downloadable Python files. The course helped me to refresh what I had learned before and the exercises included various challenging tasks which required quite some online research, but which eventually were still doable before I would have lost my patience.

Has accompanying video lessons on YouTube.Its the best one taught by Nick Parlante. You should definitely check out his homepage too and try solving problems on codingbat.com

I think that google's developer python course is a good start

I really liked Google's Python class on Youtube, and I kept going back to it for quick reference while I was learning.

For someone who has already had CS lessons and wants a more practically oriented introduction to Python, I'd recommend Google's Python Class.

I assume this course may be used as a resource for developers in other languages who want/need to get a basic understanding of Python as well, and otherwise its just an educational resource for everyone.

The class includes lecture videos, written materials, and lots of code exercises to practice Python coding , I Certain Recommend This Class For Any One Interested In Python