Solo Python Learning... for Free!
Many people like to learn Python in a class, or in a one-on-one coaching environment. I love the latter; it's great taking a student step by step through the learning process, and seeing them grow into a successful developer.
Some people prefer learning from books, and that is in fact how I do much of my learning.
Now I might be giving away secrets of my trade here, but a text I use to help teach Python is available free of charge, and is a great way for solo learners to get started. It's called "Think Python", and although it's written for Python 2 just remember that where it says
print "abc"
you should code
print("abc")
and the rest of the book will work well for you. There are no other significant differences. You can download it at http://greenteapress.com/thinkpython/thinkpython.pdf
And of course, should you get stuck, I am here to help. I am always happy to be available at a reasonable hourly rate to assist when you need guidance or are stuck.
