A little help here programmers

[conoiseur]

@coldpilsner

Thanks,
Where do i get thr solo learn ot code academy?

You can sign up on sololearn.com and code academy website. Sololearn has an application (Android) which you can install on your phone and use it to learn when not near the computer.

[conoiseur]

@Deorro

I disagree on the python 2.7 part, there is no need to learn it in 2018 unless if you will be maintaining legacy systems. Never learnt it and never used it. Every major framework and library had been ported to 3. Same to the documentation part, Python releases a great documentation with each release.

I agree that there are documentations for each release of Python. If all the third party software packages are readily available in Python 3 then it would make sense to start t work with Python 3. About the legacy bit, there are still a couple of projects which are done using Django & Python 2.7 and going only newer versions of Django would work with Python 3.

[coldpilsner]

@conoiseur

You can sign up on sololearn.com and code academy website. Sololearn has an application (Android) which you can install on your phone and use it to learn when not near the computer.

Thanks brother

[S_Lilly]

http://anh.cs.luc.edu/python/hands-on/3.1/Hands-onPythonTutorial.pdf
https://media.readthedocs.org/pdf/python-guide/latest/python-guide.pdf
https://www.python.org

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RbAtBYnyoiE
(download tutorial videos to learn at you own pace)