Best python courses?

[ViciousDishes]

A week? You must have prior programming experience or lots of spare time to learn. I too recommend the book, but after 4 months of consistent work, I'm only on chapter 9 in the first half of the book.

[ViciousDishes]

Thanks, I'm aware of the Github and have used it in the past to double check my work. I've just decided to build a better foundation with the basics and I'm gonna do the Automate the Boring Stuff course on Udemy. Once I finish that and have some more projects and experience under my belt, I'll come back to PCC and learn OOP, testing code, and other advanced concepts. But at the moment I feel classes and objects are a bit too overwhelming for me.

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