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Real Python
RealPython.com

$ Beginner

Real Python teaches programming and web development through hands-on, interesting examples that are useful and fun! - @fheisler
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Learn Python the Hard Way
learnpythonthehardway.org

Beginner

- @kateray
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Full Stack Python
Matt Makai | fullstackpython.com

Intermediate

This resource helps developers deploy web apps once they get past the initial Python syntax and a web framework. - @makaimc
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Codecademy Python
codecademy.com

Beginner

Web-based, self-checking - @dbergendahl
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One Month Python
onemonth.com

$ Beginner

Great introduction into Python. Learn how to build a Yelp clone using Django. - @douglogue
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Python Tutor
Philip Guo | pythontutor.com

Beginner

- @Bharat-Kalluri
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New Coder
Lynn Root | newcoder.io

Beginner

- @tvxedo
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Hitchhiker's Guide to Python
docs.python-guide.org

Beginner

Best practice guide to both Novice and expert - @fagun
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Learning Python, 5th Edition
Mark Lutz | amazon.com

$ Beginner

- @vaibhavmule
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Pythonspot Tutorials
pythonspot.com

Beginner

- @pythonsp
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An Interactive "cheat-sheet" tutorial for Python
Anand Chithipothu | pythonmonk.com

Beginner

Explore python idioms in your browser - the zen way! - @fagun
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Python Runstone Interactive
Brad Miller | interactivepython.org

Advanced

everything for beginning to advanced methodically and interactive exercises have java too - @Gekkos
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Learneroo
learneroo.com

Advanced

is very well structured interactive java - @Gekkos
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Introduction to Programming
Grok Learning | groklearning.com

Beginner

- @timdawborn
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Python Basics
Kenneth Love | teamtreehouse.com

$ Beginner

Learn the basics of Python, then build a console game. - @micahcooksey
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Byte Dev
Jeff Maxim | bytedev.co

Beginner

I helped make it! It lets you write Python code in the browser, take lessons, and get feedback on challenges. - @jeffthemaximum
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Programming Python
Mark Lutz | amazon.com

$ Intermediate

- @vaibhavmule
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Python Cookbook, Third edition
David Beazley | amazon.com

$ Advanced

- @vaibhavmule
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Test-Driven Development with Python
Harry J. W. Percival | amazon.com

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- @vaibhavmule
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High Performance Python: Practical Performant Programming for Humans
Micha Gorelick | amazon.com

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- @vaibhavmule
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Learn Python
learnpython.org

Beginner

- @greglinch
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Introduction to Computer Science and Python Programming
edx.org

Beginner

- @nishantdesai
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Python Guru
thepythonguru.com

Beginner

Great for beginners and intermediate devs - @prateekrc3
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Python For Beginners
Jaswinder Bhatia | pythonlovers.net

Beginner

Python Lovers is an amazing site and is best for newbies who want to learn python though you can also get tutorials from beginners to advance level. - @jaswindergnps
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Introduction to Programming 2
Grok Learning | groklearning.com

Beginner

- @timdawborn
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Intro to WebDev w/ Python Microframework (Flask)
Dan Schlosser & ADI | adicu.com

Intermediate

very comprehensive! - @eunicekokor
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A Byte of Python
Swaroop C H | python.swaroopch.com

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- @Ildarik
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Four years ago, a friend lent me his Rails book and I took it with me on a family vacation and learned Rails. I was happy to discover that programming itself was fun, but also realized it was power. Anything I could imagine, I could build. Suddenly I was having new ideas about every problem I encountered, and the ability to act on them. It changed the way I thought.

Don’t believe people who say that learning to code is easy. Better to go in knowing that it’s hard and frustrating and that most of the time you will feel like you have no idea what you’re doing. There are a lot of people who will help you, at Meetups or on StackOverflow. But if you don’t know where to start, I made this site for you.
Have fun.

<3 @kraykray

Source code available on Github

Huge thanks to Cody Brown and Aidan Feldman for their help with the design and content of this site, and to the Shuttleworth Foundation for their awesome Flash Grant.