How it works
Each lesson is a short read with examples, then a few practice questions. Some ask what a piece of code prints, some have you pick an answer, and some have you tap steps or lines into the right order. You can try again as often as you like; after two misses there’s a button to show the answer.
What do I need to know first?
Nothing. It starts from zero. You don't need Python installed to follow along, but it helps to try the examples yourself (python.org has it free, or use any online Python editor).
The other computer science courses
- Data structures: 7 lessons
- Algorithms: 7 lessons
- How computers work: 7 lessons
Where is my progress saved? In this browser, like the rest of the site. Nothing to sign up for.
“Python” is a registered trademark of the Python Software Foundation. This course isn’t made by or affiliated with it.