Python has been around since the 90s, and an enormous amount of content is there to learn Python. While this is good for any language, this creates information overload and decision paralysis in learning in a structured manner. Note: There is no official certification for Python programming

Here is a list of materials to help beginners in Python programming:

Interactive way

Here you can try on coding on the browser itself without installing anything.

• https://www.learnpython.org/

• Codecademy

Books

• Automate the Boring Stuff with Python

• Learn Python The Hard Way

• Dive Into Python 3

• Think Python

• The Hitchhiker's Guide to Python!

A more extensive list of books can be found at awesome python books

Courses

• Programming for Everybody

Videos

• Programming with Mosh: 6hr long Python course

• Corey Schafer: Python short tutorials

• Intellipaat: Python long tutorials in Hindi and all

• freeCodeCamp: 12 beginner Python projects

• NeuralNine: Python beginner, intermediate and advanced playlists

• RealPython: Python tips and tricks

• sentdex: Python beginner to advanced tutorials.

• clearCode: Learn Python by making games

For more search, awesome Youtube, visit awesome-YouTubers

Tutorials

• Project-based learning

• Much more can be found at Ultimate Python

Newsletters

Newsletters usually published weekly keep you up to date on the latest developments in the Python world.

• Awesome Python Newsletter

• Pycoder's Weekly

• Python Tricks

• Python Weekly

Podcasts

If you are a podcast person, here is a list of podcasts related to Python.

• Python Bytes

• Talk Python To Me

• The Real Python Podcast

Twitter List

This Twitter list contains 50+ Twitter users who post on the latest developments, tutorials, and other posts on the Python programming language—compiled by yours truly.

• Python News

This list will be updated from time to time whenever required.

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