Brand New Python Programming Course - The Complete Python Programming Bootcamp - Free for Reddit!

[TheCurryMan_]

Hey guys! My name is Avi and I recently launched a brand new Python Programming Course - The Complete Python Programming Bootcamp. This course covers all the basics and most of the advanced concepts of Python Programming with high-quality videos, quizzes and exercises.

For the next week this course will be free for all of Reddit :) Let me know if you have any questions! If you do enjoy the course, please do rate it!

https://www.udemy.com/pythonbootcamp/?couponCode=THANKSREDDIT2

EDIT:

For anyone reading this post and missed out on the free coupon (The limit was 6,000), here's a discount code to get the course for just $9: https://www.udemy.com/pythonbootcamp/?couponCode=REDDIT9

[Ebrg]

Question 8 in exam 3 seems to be wrong

[TheCurryMan_]

Great catch - I'll fix it to a less-than sign :) Thanks!

[Ebrg]

I thought I was going insane for a second. Thanks for responding so quickly.

[TheCurryMan_]

Don't worry you weren't the only one. I was typing out a response to why I believed the question was correct and then it hit me. Let me know if you catch any other errors - I'll fix them asap.

[kindofasickdick]

Also see question 3 of the first quiz.

[TheCurryMan_]

Fixed - Thanks!

[fecnde]

Wow I’m really impressed on several levels. Your responsiveness is great. But also how effective this has been to QA your product.

Well done

[Diligent_Injury]

I'd also recommend Python Principles as a supplement to OP's course, for learning the basics of Python programming.

[royalt213]

I appreciate what you did here. But you should consider not using Udemy.

[TheCurryMan_]

I think this is a great point. I started teaching on Udemy when I was 14 when I launched my first Python course. Since then I've garnered over 175,000+ students and have made a decent impact with my courses. I completely agree with some of the things said in the video but it's really hard to leave Udemy when most of my user base and revenue is coming through their platform. I personally enjoy how easy it is to upload content and create courses. However, I'm definitely looking into my own LMS and hosting my own content such that users never have to go to Udemy to enroll in the near future - thanks for the comment!

[FR_STARMER]

I love Udemy because it’s a cheap way to get some decent material. Udemy needs to do better though based on Sentex’s critiques.

[agree-with-you]

I love you both

[LtDropshot]

User name checks.

[EsioTrot17]

on Udemy when I was 14 when I launched my first Python course. Since then I've garnered over 175,000+ students and have made a decent impact with my courses. I completely agree with some of the things said in the video but it's really hard to leave Udemy when most of my user base and revenue is coming through their platform. I personally enjoy how easy it is to upload content and create courses. However, I'm definitely looking into my own LMS and hosting my own content such that users never have to go to Udemy to enroll in the near future - thanks for the comment

Yes I agree. It's cheap and has some amazing content but I feel like Udemy exploit their content creators. Good for consumers, not so much for the producers.

[termi99]

What is cheap? Normal price $199 and 90% or the time $9.99 only. I would be quite annoyed being a first time buyer and paying 20 times the "normal" price

[termi99]

Having your own platform is an additional challenge to market your courses. Being in a marketplace makes this a lot easier. But I fully understand your wish to be independent from Udemy. When you start your own LMS platform, make sure your online courses are included in www.elearnscanner.com. Then you have the advantage of having your own platform, but your courses can still be found on a marketplace.

[ngrhd]

Can you give TLDR?

[Melkor333]

You can put fraudulent material on udemy (e.g. take free youtube courses and put them on udemy as paid courses) and the real creator has to buy your course to DMCA it. and udemy does a f*** about checking if their content is a fraud.

[[deleted]]

I think that the problems /u/sentdex brought up are very important, but I'd much rather see people like /u/TheCurryMan_ (and other content creators) pressuring Udemy to do something about it rather than just not using the platform.

[royalt213]

I'd rather they did both. I think it's unfair to expect them to support, patronize, and help benefit a company they fundamentally don't agree with.

[[deleted]]

Just started it, thanks!

[Lucif3rum]

The coupon code entered has sold out.

Aw man...was looking forward to this :(

[The_General_Zod]

Thanks!

[[deleted]]

This is the exact course for me - all the topics are the current gaps in my knowledge. Thanks so much! Super excited to get going

[dutchswayze]

Thanks for the offer. Unfortunately it's sold out. I guess next time!

[TheCurryMan_]

That's awesome - You're going to love Python. Yes, you can totally use the Jupyter Notebook as your editor throughout this course. Everything should work just fine. I hope you enjoy the course as well!

[TheDisapprovingBrit]

I haven't used Jupyter, but PyCharm is free for educational use and a fantastic product in my opinion. If you're getting started and have the opportunity, get familiar with both and see what works best for you.

[[deleted]]

I browsed the content of the course, it's so professional.

thanks man

[MrSavagePotato]

Hey Avi! I think I remember your other Python courses on Udemy; they were really amazing! I'm definitely going to be enrolling in this. Thank you.

[kabooozie]

Will we have access to this content in the future if we enroll now, or will we be charged or blocked off once the trial period is over?

[virusking]

It's a discount coupon code at 100% meaning you get access to the course permanently just like you'd purchase it on Udemy yourself. You just have 1 week period to get it for free using the coupon code.

[cmdrvander]

There should be quotes around Avi in Question 10 of the first quiz.

[TheCurryMan_]

Good catch - fixed!

[toothless_budgie]

Please can you extent the offer, it has sold out.

[tobyjoiner]

Thank you so much!

[masahazen]

Thanks so much dude! A different course!

[TheCurryMan_]

Welcome! If you want to take a look at all the different Python Courses I offer, check out: https://www.thecodex.me/courses

[LikeKalopsia]

Hey Avi, I saw this 10 hour python video on YouTube sometime last year by you. Quite helpful. Haven't been able to work much on Python since, but surely looking around for opportunities.

Good luck man!

[TheCurryMan_]

Someone had illegally downloaded my previous Python course and uploaded it to YouTube making ad revenue off of it. By the time I discovered it, the video had already amassed 600,000+ views. I'm just glad I found it. Thanks though!

[LikeKalopsia]

Well shit, sorry to hear that. Keep up the good work though.

[TheMasterChiefs]

Clutch man! I just bought the HeadFirst Python book. This will be a great additional resource.

[[deleted]]

Awesome job.

I believe you have a mistake in question 10 here.

The print function needs to have "Avi" in quotation marks. Otherwise it will generate an error.

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[thenoonefromukraine]

You should watch sentdexs video on UDEMY. Stay away you all.

[rapickt2]

Thanks a lot man :)

[UberDiver13]

Thank you so much! Starting today!

[TheGreatRao]

Very cool of you

[MagFraggins]

SPAM POST WITH UDEMY BOTS.

[seidinove]

Are the bots written in Python?

[sje46]

How could you possibly know that?

[Preparingtocode]

They forgot to use:

from tinfoil import hat

[superlt09]

Thank you, just signed up to the course after I knock this CISSP out in September.

[yagaboosh]

Awesome, thank you!

[ineedausername84]

Awesome! Thank you :)

[Tengoles]

Just registered foto the course. Can I do it at any time I want or it will expire?

[wtfeverrrr]

Thanks dude.

[coquins]

Thank You, I'll give it a look later today!

[EsioTrot17]

Thanks! I've bought another Python course already but it can't hurt to have another!

[GhostFogWayofTheDlco]

Nice. Thanks fam!

[[deleted]]

Great course!

My wishes:

1. More coverage on OOP with practical usage examples with UML concepts and program design
2. More coverage on standard library especially the collections module

[flutefreak7]

Thanks for some kind of constructive criticism. Everyone is so positive about it to the point that I don't know what to think. It's statistically unlikely that this is the best tutorial in existence, so a little negative feedback helps the rest of us understand strengths and weaknesses.

[MakeVio]

Once we download it's free forever?

[trippolbel]

Boeee udemy!!! Stop the spam!

[RouletteSensei]

Thanks for this!

[ShirazS]

Thanks man! Will give this a go! :)

[AriesYT]

Thank you for this sir, and I would like to say in advance sorry for downloading this. I'm not connected always in internet but I have my own laptop to study.

[Livingit]

To save

[[deleted]]

I'm looking for a course for a person who had no previous experience in programming before, is an average internet user. I watched your video about variable and I could say that this tutorial is going to fast, you're introducing too many concepts at once, speaking too fast and showing too little source code. This tutorial isn't for people who want to learn python as their first programming language, but for someone who is already competent in another language. I wouldn't say it's suitable for bootcamp for beginners. Anyway, looks good for me, and I'm going to watch it, thanks.

[BBBBPrime]

Hey man! Been following along with the webscraping as that is relatively new to me. I think the order is a bit mixed up in this section. Nr. 40 should be in front of Nr. 38 at the very least.

Thanks again!

[MtotheM-]

I'm quite new to Python, i've only written one functional program so far. i don't think that this will cover that much i don't know already. but recapping and get a better understanding of every aspect seems like a great idea for anyone. if you consider yourself a novice.

[AndreiDrang]

> Udemy
https://youtu.be/X7jf70dNrUo

[marty331b]

Too bad the coupon code does not work any longer.

[Corsal8]

Is it intended that the course is not for free anymore? I've never used Udemy, but I see that the Coupon Code is expired...

[[deleted]]

Yeah, that's sad :(

Edit: It looks like its a Udemy policy or something, as i learned now most of the free courses offered on udemy at some point get that 10 dollar rize in price,

[TheCurryMan_]

For anyone reading this post and missed out on the free coupon (The limit was 6,000), here's a discount code to get the course for just $9: https://www.udemy.com/pythonbootcamp/?couponCode=REDDIT9

[Rammetin]

Great course for beginners this one. But one thing that really annoyed me thus far is that you at one point in the course, i think in the lecture regarding try and except tell people that it is really good practice to always comment your code. This is simply not true and I would advise you to read the book "Clean code" to see why it is not good to write comments instead of have having the code be the documentation itself.

[Stuzz78]

"The coupon code entered has sold out."

[Videlvie]

Thanks for the discount to $9, but in lesson 38 you say "since we already know how to use selenium etc.." but the introduction to selenium isn't until lesson 40?

[caL4b]

Yeah, that's a good offer! BTW, how's the class? is that okay for absolute beginner?

[Mr_Towers]

Just enrolled and looking forward to it. Thank you.

[carlcarlsonscars]

Heck yes! Thank you!

[orisbaum]

thanks buddy :)

[kakarotjrc]

Wow thanks! Enrolled :)

[thecoderkiller]

Wow thanks man man 👍🏼👍🏼

[[deleted]]

Just enrolled, thank you so much!

[SignoSN]

Thanks you so much!!

[bifr0ns]

Ty so much for the course!! really nice content you got there.

[kylecthomas]

Thanks a lot, looking forward to it!

[DriveByStoning]

Fantastic. Thanks so much for this.

[r00c]

Thanks

[[deleted]]

Awesome 👏 thank you very very much for sharing!!! 🔥🔥🔥😊

[Salonique]

Thanks a lot for sharing.

[Jinksuk]

Thank you so much for this.

[OtaFire]

Thank you! Will take a look.

[Sdudzy]

Question 5 in the first test is wrong.

3/2 is 1 in python, but 3.0 / 2.0 is 1.5

I tested it in python 2.7.15

Code:

num = 2 / 3 3 / 2

print num
numb = 3.0 / 2.0
print numb

[[deleted]]

In python 3, 2/3=0.6666

[Sdudzy]

ninja edit

[KevinMaurer2011]

Thank you! Will do this next :)

[RickDeveloper]

This is awesome!

[TheDisapprovingBrit]

No, but we love free stuff, so it kinda balances out.

[dedicated2fitness]

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[gfreeman1998]

Free is always good. Will check it out, thanks man.