[Tutor] Practice websites

[Alan Gauld]

On 02/06/2020 12:10, Divya wrote:
> Please suggest me some websites where I can practice the very basics like
> functions, expressions etc..


I'm not sure what you are looking for.

There are a couple of web sites with virtual Python interpreters
where you can type basic Python code and it will execute it
for you. If that's what you want here is one I found. I
don't use this service so can't say how good it is but it
seems to handle print("hello") ok...!

https://repl.it/languages/Python3

But most folks find it easier to download Python to their PC
(Or tablet) and use it offline. Especially if you want to process
local data or manipulate you machine in some way.

If on the other hand you are looking for tutorial information there
is a whole page for beginners (one each both non-programmers and
existing programmers in other languages). (Or you can try
mine - see the link in my .sig

Finally, if you want projects or exercises there are some sites
that do that too - I think coursera has some. And the Python
Challenge website is an interesting way to learn new tricks
with Python.

I hope that helps, if not you need to be a bit more specific
about what you are after.

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