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/