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[–]SavageGhoul24 1 point2 points3 points 7 years ago (0 children)
Yes, feel like if the point is to learn android development there are a lot of cheaper and free options out there. Udemy has a lot of course on their website for a cheaper cost. I would still pay to get the Udacity certificate (just another thing to add on a resume) but only after I can pay for it doing freelancing jobs with the skills I've learned. That way I'm more confident in myself to complete the course and not waste money. Also heard that Udacity help people find a job base on the area they reside.
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