Khan Academy Python

Hello Zuhar,

Unfortunately Khan Academy does not have a Python coding course. While I am only a community member,  to the best of my knowledge, they are not developing a Python course. However, the internet should have many free and paid resources for your child to try. 

Here is an article reviewing several python sites. Hopefully it can be of use to you:

https://www.freecodecamp.org/news/best-python-courses/

Python is not really meant to run in a browser and doing so requires lots of overhead and infrastructure that KA does not currently have.  There are hundreds of awesome free python courses on various other sites.  From personal experience I highly recommend geeksforgeeks.org and w3schools.com. Both of these sites have quality content covering everything from the absolute basics to complex topics like machine learning.

One of the major hurdles for getting into python programming is setting up a solid development environment.  You will need to install the python interpreter and a good text editor such as vscode locally on the computer. If you don't want to install things locally or he's using a school chromebook then replit.com is an interesting browser-based development environment to start from.  Note that can be rather slow.  Another thing to note about python is that if you want to create anything other than command-line applications you will need to be prepared to spend a significant amount time learning how to use external libraries such as pygame or kivvy to create 2d graphics.

Hopefully this helps!

Khan Academy used to have a Python 2 course but they removed it. You can still find the tutorial videos on Youtube though. However Python 2 is rather outdated at this point and you're better off using Python 3 tutorials. Like Liam K. I would also recommend geeksforgeeks and w3schools. Like WalkWorthy said you will either need to install Python locally along with a code editor such as VS Code, or use an online IDE such as Replit. Replit is pretty good, but if you are looking for something similar to Khan Academy with a hotlist and recent list then Replit isn't it. The two Khan Academy computer science program replacements that I know of are https://ourjseditor.com/ and https://vxsacademy.org/ . Ourjseditor doesn't have any programming lessons and is just an editor and as far as I can tell it doesn't plan to ever support any language other than HTML/JS/CSS. Vxsacademy on the other hand has an online Python IDE here: https://vxsacademy.org/computer-programming/new/python although it only has a command line interface so you won't be able to use pygame and the like to create 2D graphics. In its https://vxsacademy.org/computer-programming section it appears to intend to have lessons for many different programming languages, however at the moment WebGL is the only course that has content available.