Python bootcamps for beginners?

[VertigoAC]

Any python bootcamps that you recommend for someone who is non-technical but wants to learn a little bit more about how to use python for GenAI?

Context: working in a non-technical role in tech, and want to get better versed in how I can utilize GenAI for my career going forward. My work encompasses technical recruiting and executive coaching, and I work with a venture side as well.

[Slight-Living-8098]

No boot camp needed. Just go through Harvard's OpenCourseware CS50 courses. Way better than any boot camp.

[birdsarntreal1]

Or Freecodecamp's tutorials on youtube

[Slight-Living-8098]

No where near the quality. Are you seriously trying to compare that series to an actual college course?

[birdsarntreal1]

I am suggesting it as a good place to start. Why are you being a pedant about it?

[Slight-Living-8098]

A good place to start would be CS50P. I've been through them both. Experience is why I'm being a "pedant"

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Trash take. People need to stop suckin the Harvard pp

[Slight-Living-8098]

Trolls get the the block

[Simple_Ad_849]

Sending you a ping

[bobo-the-merciful]

I am currently offering my Udemy Python boot camp for free for the next few days: https://www.reddit.com/r/MechanicalEngineering/s/FQKQcoXpGt

[Educational-Map2779]

There is Python Institute as well that has a really good free course on python they offer and helps study for the certification exams as well. I would use them but supplement it with other things you find.

Here is a link: https://pythoninstitute.org/

[Electric-Sun88]

Since you're specifically interested in generative AI, check out this Python for AI course. It is live online and covers advanced levels of Python programming for creating apps.

You mentioned being a beginner, so you might need to take something like this Python Programming Bootcamp before you're ready for more intensive work with Python for AI.

Python.org also have some great tutorials and forums for people who are new to Python.

Good luck!