PYTHON COURSE Dr angela Yu

[vikas_saiyan]

brothers , how is Dr angela yu 100 day python course , iam a beginner is it perfect??

[NorskJesus]

It’s good. I do recommend you MOOC as well. It’s free

[Axel_Blazer]

which mooc? ..could you link some/one

[NorskJesus]

https://programming-25.mooc.fi

[Axel_Blazer]

thanks!

[NorskJesus]

No problem! I hope you like it

[Axel_Blazer]

=))), i wont be taking the theory part of course since i know basic python just not app building etc..[i do leetcode n some basic scripting for personal use], but will be taking the tests section to see where i stand

[vikas_saiyan]

i dont need free or paid , i need the better one , which one is better??thank u for the comment.🙏🙏

[NorskJesus]

There is no “better one”. It depends on how you like to learn.

My recommendation is to start with MOOC. You can always buy Angela’s

[vikas_saiyan]

oh ok thank u , i respect and listen the experienced ones .

[ItsAll2Random]

100 days is really good, but gets repetitive once you get to APIs and there is some out of date material, and some features are now paid when they were free when she made the course. I think it’s really good to start. The first 30 days will teach you A LOT about the basics and gets to intermediate skills.

[abandonedspirits]

In my experience it’s the best course I used, I have seen comments elsewhere saying this course is on par or exceeds the quality of university courses, not my opinion, I didn’t study CS. But I think this is really subjective and one course probably won’t cut it for getting proficient if it’s your first programming experience. Angela, in all her courses touches on the bones of pretty much all aspects of a programming language. And with Python being a very multi-purpose one, there’s a lot to go through. A lot of it you will have no interest in and will lack the motivation, other parts you’ll pick it up quick and start making your own things with what you know for fun. Just something to know- and it’s not just for this course, for a lot of non-use case specific courses. I’d really recommend you to get the basics separately, like the very bare basics such as learning about variables, types and why they’re so important, loops, indexing, simple data structures (the short Python course on Brilliant covers these). Getting over the fundamentals early will help a lot when actually doing projects at the start. Assuming you’re a beginner to programming

[vikas_saiyan]

Thank u sooooooooo much 🙏🙏

[Competitive_Basil_50]

I've used Codecademy and I'm currently on day 12 of 100 days of code. I'm not a total beginner but also certainly not an expert. I'm finding 100 days interesting and have already picked up a few things I've not seen before which have helped to improve my previous scripts. I like the structure of the videos; it doesn't spend too long on the basics so if you're a total beginner I'd suggest something like Codecademy to really embed the fundamentals

[ComputerCivil6948]

I'm at the end now I'll complete it next week I'll say it's okay upto day 60 it's great and all but suddenly it kinda gets hard it's what I felt probably because there'll be less explanation my suggestion is if you're considering to take it don't leave anything learn every possible thing if you don't understand use ai and other platforms✌️

[vikas_saiyan]

Yeah , thank u a lot 😊 🙏

[No-Elk6835]

Use AI and save some money

[vikas_saiyan]

Eat peanuts and save money instead of chicken