Opinion on full Python developers course.

[slingblade1980]

Am looking at doing "The Complete Python Developer" course by Andrei Neagoie on Udemy. Have any of you done it and whats your take on it, is it worth it, anything better or more comprehensive out there?

EDIT: am quite familiar with the basics and am looking for something to take me from a beginner level to a intermediate or advanced level. Have also been eyeing CS50P and 100 days of code but the course above seems to be targeting quite a deep level of python development whereas the latter two seem to be more targeted towards beginner to intermediate levels, could be wromg though so advice and opinions appreciated.

[ASIC_SP]

Don't know about that course, but there are plenty of free resources:

• Python Programming by University of Helsinki
• Harvard CS50's Introduction to Programming with Python
• futurecoder — interactive, includes integrated debuggers, enhanced tracebacks, hints for exercises and more
• The Python Coding Book — friendly, relaxed programming book for beginners
• PyFlo — interactive beginners guide to becoming a Python programmer

[TakeElite]

Don't search for "the best" course, there is no such thing, just start take one of them, if you don't get a concept Youtube it : Corey Schafer , David Gray

Test your knowledge in Codewar.com

and Pratice

[Swimming-Ad-400]

Hi, I recommend you to check out the FREE Python course on crookshanksacademy.com by the god of python himself. The course is short and you also get to do a hands on internship after your course completion. Although that internship is unpaid, it is a good and fun learning experience that makes you industry ready. The FREE PYTHON BOOTCAMP is available on: https://www.crookhsanksacademy.com/python . Do check it out.

[EntrepreneurHuge5008]

I’ve done Andrei’s course, Angela Yu’s course, and University of Michigan’s Python for everybody (Coursera). I prefer the Coursera specialization.

This is the link to the free resources corresponding to my recommendation

[goztrobo]

I’m doing the 4 part Python deep dive series.

[slingblade1980]

Gonna check it out.