Learn Python－Code Lab by Ocean

Ocean Float Mobile

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About this app

Learn Python the easy way with interactive tutorials, coding exercises, and quizzes.
Whether you’re just starting out or looking to sharpen your programming skills, this app guides you step by step.
With our hands-on lessons, you’ll go from writing your very first “hello world” code to building more advanced projects. The built-in code editor lets you practice right inside the app, so you can experiment, test, and improve without switching tools.
Features:
Step-by-step Python tutorials for beginners and intermediate learners


Interactive coding exercises and quizzes to test your knowledge


Built-in code editor for real-time practice


Self-paced learning modules so you can learn at your own speed


Practical examples to help you apply programming in real scenarios


Whether you’re a student, a professional, or just curious about coding, this app makes learning engaging, fun, and effective. Think of it as your personal Sololearn-style Masterclass for Python programming.
Start your journey today and build the skills to create your own projects!
Disclaimer:
This app is not affiliated with the Python Software Foundation. “Python” is a registered trademark of the Python Software Foundation.

Ratings and reviews

My best advice, "It's alright as a free app, but you don't get that for long, and I sure wouldn't pay for it when there are alot of other apps out there that are a lot better. Mimo is definitely better, both as a free app or as a payed app, so that you receive their cerification for the completion of their course. Sololearn or Learn Python - OnePercent are both two other good choices, and all 3 I have recommended have good privacy policies regarding personal data."

I did some coding back in college and decided to be productive instead of doom scrolling. App is decent. I earned first certificate quick which now constantly pops up for me to look at. 2nd issue is typos. And today incorrect info. Using dict() function you use "=" and not ":"... according to the reading. However the answer that is correct within the app is the ":" which according to what I just read is wrong.

Enjoying it. It's very helpful. Some of the questions required me to seek out other resources to figure out minor details that weren't explained as clearly as I would have thought/liked. I've been through so many modules, I feel like I've seen some spelling errors but nothing outrageous that you won't breeze through. Aside from that I would say the information is valuable and worth the money, especially if you dive in and knock it out.

What's new

We squashed bugs and improved performance to help you master Python faster. Happy coding!