Learn Python

Codeliber

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About this app

Learn Python with this app for free.

Learn Python with 60+ Python lessons and online compiler.

This Python tutorial will teach you the basic and advanced concepts of Python.

In every lesson, there are explanations, examples with the Try It Yourself functionality that help you effectively learn to code Python.

Features:
1. Detailed explanations to learn Python.
2. Learn Python with 320+ examples.
3. Built-in compiler.
3. Try It Yourself with every example.
4. Code Editor with compiler and syntax highlighting that allows you to open and save files from your storage.
5. Quizzes. Challenge yourself with 282 quiz items.
6. You can share your certificate anywhere.

Achieve 100% of Learning Progress to receive a Certificate of Completion.

Every lesson is followed by quizzes that improve your Learning Progress.

What are you waiting for? Install and learn Python now.

Ratings and reviews

Really great for people who don't know anything about Python. Short, clear, well-organized lessons. Easy to refer back to. So far all of the quizzes are multiple choice, which doesn't feel like it supports learning; an option to free-respond would probably better support that, but that's probably more difficult to set up and respond to in an app

So far it is undoubtedly the best app for learning Python I've tried. All information is in depth and easy even for my brain to understand (and thats saying something). There are not many ads at all. The video ads you can skip after 3 seconds and I only get like 2 of those a day. This is a really nice app and I have learned alot. I do recommend this to everyone who wishes to learn python.

Like CodeLiber's other apps, this app is very user-friendly and easy to navigate, with a nice UI. However, there are some issues with this app's content. For example, the word "object" is used in a lesson before its meaning is explained, and the notation for a set is used in a lesson before sets have been introduced. Also, the lesson on sets first says that they are immutable (i.e. can't add, remove, or change items), but then says that they are mutable, and describes how to add items to them.

What’s new

* Fixed "Output" tab of the Editor not showing on right-to-left (RTL) devices.
* Improved layouts for right-to-left and tablet devices.
* Improved responsiveness when changing to landscape mode.