I wanna make games, and for that, I need to learn to code. Serching around online, people seem to bring up either Harvad’s CS50p or Helsinki’s MOOC for learning code with Python (I wanna learn Python because I wanna use Godot as my engine, and GDScript is based on Python).
For a beginner like me, who knows very little of the basics (I know what variables, if statements, and loops are, but that’s it), which one would be recomemended to get me up and running?
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r/learnpython I wanna make games, and for that, I need to learn to code. Serching around online, people seem to bring up either Harvad’s CS50p or Helsinki’s MOOC for learning code with Python (I wanna learn Python because I wanna use Godot as my engine, and GDScript is based on Python). For a beginner like me, who knows very little of the basics (I know what variables, if statements, and loops are, but that’s it), which one would be recomemended to get me up and running? submitted by /u/MateusCristian [link] [comments]
I wanna make games, and for that, I need to learn to code. Serching around online, people seem to bring up either Harvad’s CS50p or Helsinki’s MOOC for learning code with Python (I wanna learn Python because I wanna use Godot as my engine, and GDScript is based on Python).
For a beginner like me, who knows very little of the basics (I know what variables, if statements, and loops are, but that’s it), which one would be recomemended to get me up and running?
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