Start here: install Python 3 and choose a beginner-friendly editor. These picks (VS Code, PyCharm, extensions) give you formatting, linting, and one-click run so you can focus on learning.
Explore and visualize data with notebooks and science-friendly IDEs. Perfect for pandas/NumPy/matplotlib labs and step-by-step experiments. 👉 Open a card to start a new notebook or project.
Move from scripts to real projects: run tests (pytest), compile/optimize (Nuitka), and automate builds (SCons). Reproducible, faster workflows from day one. 👉 Use these when your scripts become “projects.”
Pair-program with AI to explain, refactor, and generate snippets. Great for learning—always review suggestions and keep code in version control. 👉 Try one, then compare on your own codebase.
A beginner-friendly path: start with Python basics, practice with data & automation, then choose a specialization. Courses below are high-value and project-oriented. 👉 Preview syllabus & reviews before enrolling.