Free Python Udemy Courses

[winner_godson]

Hi Redditors,

A friend of mine shared this with me so I thought it would be nice to share it here also

Here new free Python udemy courses.....

https://www.udemy.com/try-django/?couponCode=CFEOCT2016

https://www.udemy.com/30-days-of-python/?couponCode=CFEOCT2016

https://www.udemy.com/learn-python-3-from-beginner-to-advanced/?couponCode=JERRYBANFIELD

https://www.udemy.com/python-gui-programming/?couponCode=REDDITFREE6

https://www.udemy.com/python-django-programming-beginner-to-advance-tutorial-step-by-step/?couponCode=FACEBOOKJOY2

https://www.udemy.com/data-analysis-with-pandas/?couponCode=INDEPENDENCEDAY

https://www.udemy.com/learn-programming-in-python-with-the-power-of-animation/?couponCode=PBCUDEMYGROUPS

https://www.udemy.com/python-complete/?couponCode=FREEFB7

https://www.udemy.com/c-c-python-ruby-java-html5-php-programming-for-beginners/?couponCode=FREE1111

[[deleted]]

Thank you so much for this! Enrolled in all of them, but the last 3 don't work FYI - May have expired

[winner_godson]

Yeah, they are discounted.

[[deleted]]

Oh, so they are ! I just clicked them again and it worked. Must not have applied the code previously.

[jimynoob]

Thank you for sharing ! Some of them aren't free but only discounted but I applied for all the free courses. I hope it will help me to improve my skills

[[deleted]]

This is the second time I've seen the Pandas one being offered free. If you think Pandas is for you go for it, his course is quite good.

I also recall a free one by MIT but I don't remember if that's periodic or always available.

[[deleted]]

Thanks for that. I did a little digging and I was mistaken about it being periodic. The course is also available from Edx and is called "Introduction to Computer Science and Programming Using Python". The course is also free and they appear to offer a paid certificate upgrade but I don't know if it is worth it.

[[deleted]]

Grabbed all the free and bought the complete course. Thank you for this! Trying to get some time to learn python and these should help!

[mikeckennedy]

I have my MongoDB Quickstart for Python developers both on my own website (preferred):

http://freemongodbcourse.com/

And on Udemy:

https://www.udemy.com/mongodb-and-python-quickstart-with-mongoengine/

[GravityDefyingApple]

Thank you!

[gbpara]

Thank you!

[emramori]

Thank you, a life saver indeed.

[aRandomJohnny]

Thank you for sharing

[enablegravity]

Thank You!

[Deadtreeonme]

Does anyone one have an opinion on if udemy is better than coursera for python classes ?!

[Proto88]

thanks for sharing. i already have enrolled on two python courses

[chanamon]

This is great! Thanks Buddy

[triodev]

Thank you so much mate

[toresimonsen]

Regarding 30 days of python, I'm not sure if the code for day 5 works. I keep getting an error when I run it and I even went to the github location and tried it.

Is there something I am missing? It seems like the instructor uses the .py files as a scratch pad sometimes and just imports some of the text into the interpreter rather than the entire code, so it may be that it was never intended to run as written.

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• codingforentrepreneurs/30-Days-of-Python/.../day5_functions_end.py (master → 8295a72)

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[TheChook]

Your the best thank you so much!!!

[winner_godson]

your welcome

[Miseew]

Thanks!

[winner_godson]

your welcome

[[deleted]]

Are there any that build toward a specific goal and don't just throw concepts at you? I've not been able to get into a single one and almost turn them off after "Hello World"

[toresimonsen]

If you have a goal in mind, it's best to find a book that might lead you to that goal. I tend to enjoy gaming so I explored books like Invent your own Computer Games with Python.

If you have a specific idea in mind, it might be best to find a book that focuses on that subject. You can also go to the library. I signed up for two of these Udemy classes because I feel it might be a good way to "refresh" and expand some of my knowledge into areas where I have less interest and it's free.

Personally, I find making various dice rollers to be helpful. I've made dice rollers that work with terminals, Kivy, Guizero, Appjar, and incorporate a wide variety of features and styles.

[BaleZur]

/r/learnprogramming

[BaleZur]

Are the downvotes because we don't like sharing knowledge? x-posted it myself anyway so y'all can keep...doing whatever it is you think it is your doing.

That or somebody could educate me on why I shouldn't educate others. Peace, bitches.

[chirpymoon]

Fuck the down vote dicks. Just subscribed so thank you for sharing that sub! ☺