It's funny to use this opportunity (getting into becode cursus) to review things that I know but never learned formally
@rmdes we'll just say you did
JaJa 
@calculsoberic
You use SoloLearn too?? 
@rmdes
@mur2501 @calculsoberic the school I'm getting into will be watching my sololearn profile to measure my motivation, so I guess I have to use it :)
@calculsoberic @mur2501 Also started learning #Python a few months ago but I want to embark into a real cursus, I have been learning on my own for the last 20 years, this time I want something more methological :)
@rmdes
Their are many books related to python if you wanna go very deep.
@calculsoberic
@calculsoberic
I have never read those two, I was talking about university textbooks rather then guides.
@rmdes
@mur2501 @rmdes oh ok, I'm sure those are good too! https://www.amazon.com/Hackers-Guide-Python-Julien-Danjou/dp/1329984749
https://7chan.org/pr/src/Violent_Python_A_Cookbook_for_Hackers_Forensic_Ana.pdf
If you ever want to read them after you finish these courses!!
@calculsoberic
Probably would try
By the way if you looking for downloading books then go to libgen
@rmdes
@calculsoberic
Tutorials point and sololearn this two are the best course related programming materials.
@rmdes
@rmdes @calculsoberic
I have around 12 certificates from SoloLearn. Though here in India univs don't give them any value 
@mur2501 @calculsoberic I'll be doing this https://becode.org/learn/junior-web-development/ followed by https://becode.org/learn/devsecops-training/ at the end the provided certificate is actually official & worth it, and the best of all ? it's free !
@rmdes
I am gonna try it too then
Thankyou 
@calculsoberic
@novaburst that's a few steps beyond my current abilities :) good luck !
@rmdes
I also use SoloLearn
I like it alot, have done all the courses their again and againπ