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I study analysis and systems development and I’m after an internship, I did the interview and the employer asked me to study python, someone has some recommendation of "paths" to learn python?

For example: Many say to learn POO and then see Django.

PS: Python will be used for Web systems.

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It is easier if you already have some notion about programming languages (variable, function, objects, conditions etc), in the Codecademy has a good online (and free) Python course. The Code School are also good but almost all are paid (tip, follow them on Twitter because sometimes free free courses during a weekend, then you can do an intensive).

Specifically in the case of Django the tutorial by Django Girls is well complete and can be useful enough for you.

But regardless of everything, learning a programming language is mainly practicing it.

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