I came to learn about Python through my friend who is also a intern at FOSSEE.
He taught me the basics of Python with some coded solved examples of his own.
And later on I also took help from internet to learn Python, some page links are:

• http://docs.sympy.org/0.7.2/tutorial.html#algebra
• http://docs.python.org/2/library/math.html
• http://www.tutorialspoint.com/python/python_basic_operators.htm
• https://www.python.org
• https://www.learnstreet.com

The FOSSE-Textbook Companion Project has been a scintillating point in my career.
It has been instrumental in fine tuning my programming and presentation skills.
It provided an ideal forum for me to learn Python and contribute to the open source community.
I learnt Python through online videos posted on YouTube and through exploration of the language.
I thank the management for giving me this prestigious opportunity.
I look forward to working with this team on future endeavours.

I learnt python from Spoken-Tutorials available on the website.
The Python TBC team also helped me a lot in starting my internship.
Till now,I have completed 3 TBCs and now,I know pretty much about python.
I plan to take this project forward and Python is really helping me shine by resume.

I would say that the project was very exciting when I started and sent my initial codes.
I learnt Python on my own. Some skills acquired by Codecademy website.
But I learnt about it a lot when solving particular problems and browsing stackoverflow.
Although, I don't think I have the benefit of calling myself an intern, as I didn't complete it fully, I learned
a lot about Python programming methodology and mainly, I loved the language.
Python programs can be very simple and yet concise.

I learn't python using the Spoken-Tutorials and also as it was required for our course assignments.
Yes, definitely it helped me to learn python more quickly and a better way.