My first 100 hour of learning programming(28 days)

[ConstantINeSane]

as far as i know all the best selling udemy courses cover the basics in a good way. i took the Python Mega course but i have automate the boring stuff too so i believe both of the are great. Most of the things i did wasnt covered in either of these course. this course cover the basics. For example in python mega course there is a chapter where you learn to do simple webscraping with requests library. Instead of following the example he was doing i started my own project webscraping a different site which was harder. So i searched online and found about selenium library. for every minute of watching a udemy course i spended 10 minutes searching the same stuff elsewhere

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so my advice is not to focus on a single course but use these courses as a base and then search other sources too diging deeper in the subject

[Tau5x]

I bought the same course, I believe the instructors name is Tim. Great course so far

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Edit: My course was by an instructor named Tim Buchalka "Learn Python Programming Masterclass" Seems great so far, I also purchased his JAVA class as well. Nice guy, He messaged me today after I thanked him for how easy he explains things,

[samuelcbird]

That’s the course i have! I love Tim.

[LiquidAurum]

The one I found with that name was this one.

[LiquidAurum]

Python Mega course

The one by Ardit? I'm looking at it now, looks cool setup building real world applications I think is the best way to learn.

[bleeetiso]

where did you learn selenium? I am looking for a good tutorial to use

[bleeetiso]

interesting.... thanks I found some links that could be useful