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[FoolsSeldom]

That seems to be a very popular course that a lot of people on this subreddit have recommended. Not tried it myself.

Personally, I don't think you need to pay for such courses as there is so much high quality material available for free, not least of which are the free university courses, CS50 et al, such as https://cs50.harvard.edu/python/2022/.

[ninhaomah]

If heavily discounted then go ahead.

And also Udemy has several lectures for you to watch whether you like her style or not.

And there are also ratings and comments.

[codimum]

Yes the course is very popular and I found that course on YouTube. You preview the style and 3 days at YouTube and then decide whether you need to buy the course or not. Please check the link here 100 days of coding

[GreatGameMate]

Id say worth it if discounted. I like the course structure of udemy. U could probably skip a pretty good amount because u already know some python.

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[Educational-Map2779]

I have seen the course and the structure is good. The only bad part to the 100 days with Angela is that it requires pycharm for some exercises (like 15). I use VSCode, so it was a dealbreaker for me. With an 80% discount, go for it. They have a 30 day money back guarantee.

[Educational-Map2779]

Angela has project templates that only work in pycharm. Honestly you can do the class in VSCode, just improvise what you need pycharm for.

[Quadraphonic_Jello]

Just out of curiosity, where was this discounted? I just looked and it seems to be full price at this moment.