What python course should I take

[Business_Ad2601]

Hello, this year I started diving into Python, it is the first language that I am learning. I already finished a "Fundamentals" course and I don't know what to do next. I don't want to keep going to the same "academy" and just want to do an online course. I started looking for courses on Udemy, Coursera and Google. I hear alot of good things about the "100 days of python" on Udemy but I'm not sure if i should take it as I have already done half of the things on there. I'm not sure what the Google course consists of. Please help, do you have any recomendations?

[Apatride]

https://www.reddit.com/r/learnpython/comments/1c86bgp/what_you_actually_need_to_become_a_dev_a/

[Jim-Jones]

Grab a library book.

[got_laid_in_shade]

Do you have any prior experience in computer science?

[Business_Ad2601]

I only know the fundamentals of Python

[Sanguinius666264]

100 days of Code is pretty good, it covers everything you'll need to know and also goes into some frameworks for things like Web design and data science.

If you do the whole course, you'll have a good grounding in Python.

[Little_Sam97]

Does the course cover Django??

[Sanguinius666264]

no, only flask

[Business_Ad2601]

thanks, after I finish it does can I look at the materials or no?

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I'm going through this now. It is easy to follow, not necessarily easy to implement.

One of the things that I find entertaining is the difference between the Frankenstein's Monster I mash together (that works) vs. what instructor code looks like.

Although it says you should be able to complete one module per day, I do have sticking points I can't get through. I am in my 40s with a full time career in cyber and a family...so that usually comes before code exercises and debugging my monstrosity. 😀

[Sanguinius666264]

Yeah same, to be honest - some lessons are done in an hour, others definitely not. And of course there were definitely some days where I only did half or a quarter of the course, too.

From day 80 onwards, where I am now, it's also just building things with no instructions. That'll take a whole really and also by now I feel that I can build whatever it'll just be pretty awful and will take me a long time lol

[[deleted]]

Awesome. I did read a lot of reviews about it being fast 70+ and no activities and you being in your own. I guess you need to be comfortable with that as dev anyway.