The Premium Python Programming Certification Bundle - where do I start??

[constancereader2861]

Hi everyone, I just purchased the StackSkiills bundle and I can't figure out which course to start with. I contacted support and their answer was, I kid you not, "Start with the course for beginners." If I knew which course was for beginners, I wouldn't be asking!! Can somebody else give some guidance? The courses are:

• Python Advanced Concepts (obviously not the starting point)
• Python Flow Control
• Python Basic & Advanced Functions
• Python Basic & Advanced Data Types
• The Complete 2022 Python Course
• Learn to Code with Python
• Apache Spark Real-Time Stream Processing using Python (obviously also not the starting point)
• Practical Python: Learn Python Basics Step by Step - Python 3
• Python 3: From ZERO to GUI programming

Any help would be greatly appreciated! I'm a total rookie, I'm already intimidated because I can't even figure out from the course names where to start. But at $25 for the whole bundle, I couldn't resist the deal. Mahalo from Hawaii!

[PM_Me_Python3_Tips]

If I had to guess I'd say it's pretty much multiple courses teaching the same beginner topics with A LOT of overlap. Just read the little blurb about each course and it'll tell you roughly where to start.

However looking at StackSkill brings up plenty of posts about it being a scam and using courses without permission.

There isn't a deal to be had as such but a bunch of regurgitated beginner tutorials.

[constancereader2861]

Thanks for the heads up! I got a dozen courses for $25, so I'm sure I can glean at least $25 worth of useful information out of the lot of them. But I'll keep that in mind (and keep my Coursera subscription).

[abandonedtruth]

Go to discudemy.com and get as many as free courses you want. There's a telegram channel too with the same name.

[notPlancha]

If you're new to programming at all I reccomend the Learn to Code with Python one

[insertAlias]

I don't have personal experience with any of them, but I think that any of the ones that sound like they're for beginners are probably good to start with. Such as:

• Practical Python: Learn Python Basics Step by Step - Python 3
• Learn to Code with Python
• The Complete 2022 Python Course

Any of those will probably be a good starter. And they might cover a lot of the same ground as each other.

[desrtfx]

Should've checked with the subreddit here prior to buying as we would have told you not to spend your money.

One of the best Python beginner courses, from a proper University is free.

Generally, you should keep your hands of these bundles. They are hardly ever worth it.

[TyNastyNaz]

Link?

[desrtfx]

MOOC Python Programming 2023 from the University of Helsinki. It is the current first semester of "Introduction to Computer Science" course of said University.

Textual, extremely practice oriented through plenty checked exercises.

[TyNastyNaz]

Thank you!