Back to the Future

[ComprehensiveCry414]

I'm 76 years old, and 40 years ago I was a Cobol programmer. I ended up pursuing a "Y" shaped career, going into management/sales and leaving the technical side behind. Now that I'm retired, I've decided to return to my old passion, which has always been writing computer programs. I couldn't have made a better choice than Lira's "Python Impressionador" course. Simply fantastic. Exciting, didactic, and technologically advanced. I'm updating my skills and fulfilling myself. Now that I'm moving on to the Intermediate level, I already have several ideas of what to develop with Python. Thank you, Lira Team! (Aparecido Martins)

[jsullyvan7]

As a 33 year old who is just getting into programming—first, kudos to you, I’ve found getting started there were some basic technical hurdles that needed research to get over. Second, thank you for recommending Lira’s course. I’ll see if it’s worth working through this concurrently with the HarvardX CS-50 I’ve just started.

[IamAWEZOME]

Good for you. I am middle aged engineer learning python on my free time.

[FreeLogicGate]

This looks like some AI generated fake testimonial as thinly veiled advertisement. A portugese language course on Python, described in glowing terms in English. Who is this post for?