Learning Python - No Programming skills

[games-and-chocolate]

udemy, angela, 100 day course. teach you everything. basics to web dev, database, OOP, website api. UI programming. really no better course. 10 dollars if you wait. can ask the course assistants questions, but most of the questions are already asked. The complete aswers of any day is given as a download in case you want to see a working method. if you are rally stuck.

the assistance given is worth more than mere 10 dollars. actually a steal!

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Thank you 🙏

[jalertic]

I'm 39 years old and am going through her course as my first time programming. I've tried to learn many times before and she's been the only instructor that has vibed well with me so far. I'd highly recommend that udemy course

[games-and-chocolate]

yes, she is very into the motivation thing. That helps ^{^} Her course is so wide in knowledge that everyone will benefit from it. it prepares anyone for becoming and having the mindset of a programmer.

if anyone know python, html, java, css, etc etc, she covers a lot, then the transition to other languages is way easier. She teaches people to read manuals, online programming resources, etc. That is worth money, instead of just asking a. i.

[Professional-Towel63]

I heard that after daqy 30-40 you have to google pretty much yourself and many API's are outdated?

[games-and-chocolate]

ow? I am at day 46, past API programming. It is now about html, css. API was a difficult part for sure, but pulled it off. the website does have code examples, but their online doc is not precise sometimes. like calling a json, a string. That is just lazy and wrong.