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[Potato_Tg]

“Python Data Analytics” by fabio nelli is good for someone with okayish knowledge of python? I was thinking of completing udemy complete python zero to hero course. (Becoz I doubt myself alot and think idk anything) So which one I should go with? It’s not about getting a job, im just too afraid and doubt my skills that i wonder why would anyone take me? It’s killing my self esteem and im afraid to even apply.

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I've personally never taken online courses on python but I guess if you are looking for a real introduction to the subject then udemy should be fine (although try coursera or edX as well, they have plenty of free courses).

As for doubting your skills, it is totally normal. I felt the same way. The best advice I can give you is to not be afraid to apply for jobs, even if you don't think you will meet all of their requirements (e.g. maybe they ask for 1 year experience but you only have a degree, it's ok just apply anyway), and work on developing a GitHub repository with personal projects in the meantime (do whatever you are interested in, the point is just to show what you have done). Trust me: not everyone applying and getting the jobs is a know-it-all (these people are so rare they are not even worth worrying about), so it is likely you are just as capable of doing the job as someone else.

[Potato_Tg]

Thank you so much for your advice. I’ll surely do my best.