Skip to content

Updated: 23/06/2026

Python course online

Python is the most frequently recommended first programming language - it has a simple, readable syntax and lets you see results quickly. With BitWizards you learn Python in the browser, with no installation: you write code, click “Run” and immediately see the result in the console.

Try Python without logging in

What you will learn

  • print(), variables and data types, input() and interacting with the user.
  • Conditional statements (if/else), loops (for, while).
  • Functions, lists, dictionaries and the basics of programming logic.
  • Graphics mode: you inherit from the Sprite class and control objects on a board (movement, rotation, pen trail) - learning through play, but with real code.

How you learn on BitWizards

  • Code stepping: run your program line by line and watch variables and loop execution - the fastest way to understand how code works.
  • Automatic checking: after a run, a correct solution passes on its own (green star), and the “Expected output” button shows what the program should print.
  • Safe execution: even while True will not freeze the tab - you can stop the program at any moment.

Python and the INF.04 exam

Python is a great introduction to the topics of INF.04 (a Polish vocational IT qualification) - designing and programming applications: variables, conditions, loops, functions and reading someone else’s code.

JavaScript - C++ - Java

Start learning Python

Frequently asked questions

Do I need to install Python?

No. Python runs in the browser (Pyodide), so you write and execute code without any installation - on every school computer.

Is Python a good language to start with?

Yes. Its readable syntax and the graphics mode (controlling objects on a board) make it one of the best first programming languages.

Is Python useful for the vocational exam?

Yes, within the scope of INF.04 (application programming): variables, conditional statements, loops, functions and programming fundamentals.

Start now

BitWizards is free. Try the demo without signing in, or sign in to the app to save your progress.

See how to get started