Learn Python 3: Tutorial for Beginners (Part 1)

Ready to learn Python programming? This video walks through our course Learn Python 3, which serves as a great introduction to the language whether you’re a new programmer or a professional.

Python is a powerful and popular programming language. If you’re new coding, Python is a good choice — it’s flexible and its syntax is easy to understand. If you’re an experience developer, there’s a wide selection of Python libraries and frameworks that extend its use from web and game development to data science and machine learning.

In our Learn Python 3 course, you’ll learn the basics of Python programming. Follow along as Codecademy Content Contributor Chris DeGuila goes over the first lesson of Learn Python 3. You’ll learn about the language’s many applications, then write Python strings, variables, and operations.

Once you’re done, check out Part 2 to learn about Python variables:

Or dive into our Learn Python 3 course on Codecademy:

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Timestamps:
Intro 0:00
Key Concepts 0:21
Exercise 1 0:42
Project Intro 1:28
FAQ 2:38
Exercise 2 3:48
Task 1 5:06
FAQ 5:41
Exercise 3 7:54
Task 1 9:12
FAQ 9:49
Exercise 4 10:43
Task 1 11:56
Task 2 12:26
FAQ 12:51
Exercise 5 14:14
Task 1 15:45
FAQ 17:04
Exercise 6 18:11
Task 1 19:25
FAQ 20:37
Exercise 7 21:27
Task 1 22:35
Task 2 23:08
FAQ 23:46
Exercise 8 24:46
Task 1 26:07
FAQ 26:56
Exercise 9 27:27
Task 1 28:50
Task 2 29:17
Task 3 29:49
FAQ 30:33
Exercise 10 31:15
Task 1 32:12
Task 2 33:04
FAQ 33:42
Exercise 11 34:31
Task 1 35:40
Task 2 36:41
Task 3 37:03
FAQ 39:48
Exercise 12 40:35
Task 1 42:22
FAQ 43:09
Exercise 13 44:46
Task 1 45:57
FAQ 46:50
Exercise 14 47:37
Task 1 48:50
FAQ 49:31
Exercise 15 49:57
Outro 50:59

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[alinacyber]

i just subscribe today for a pro, i hope Codecademy help me in this process of learning Python 3

[AgentLloyd-wxuv]

for the exercise 11 task is not the same with the current question being shown..

[ammaral-attar]

make special care for the wording of the question I got really confused at the beginning

[vozy]

20:37 is wrong it seems you used the same example for that FAQ

[techy_z_]

After completing this course in codeacademy website, will I be able to get a certificate for this course?

[andreeduardomoruaramirez]

Hi everybody, I have a question about the module exercise. At 35:25, he said that we can have a remainder of 0, 1, 2, 3 but cannot have a remainder of four why? If we divided by a divisible of four it would be one, so one of the remainder we can have is 1. And also why the remainder are 0, 1, 2, and 3? Thank you

[Claudia_Schwink]

Hi I'd like to know which app u were using to run the code