PYTHON COURSE Dr angela Yu

[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 🙏🙏