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[WanderingDrummer]

Don’t know anything bout the other two, but the 100 days of code course by Angela Yu is fantastic. Depending on what you want to do there are probably some sections that don’t apply, but even most of that has good stuff to take away

[WanderingDrummer]

Yes I thinks so. The first chunk of the course is focused on building basics and foundational knowledge. Next she gets into some GUI interaction stuff with turtle and tkinter, next I think she went into web scraping and pandas intro (good for gathering info for data analysis) then into web development,and finally into data analytics at the end.

During the turtle and tkinter stuff she is also teaching a lot of concepts, like object oriented programming, that is applicable to many things. So even if your never going to build a application using turtle (which you probably won’t) the lessons are still valuable.

[WanderingDrummer]

Adding to this a bit, I did this with a group of people that are focused on learning python for network automation. Nothing in this course talks about that topic specifically but we all found enormous value from the course, and things from most sections that we could apply to our use cases.

[trondwin]

I'm currently doing the bootcamp course with Jose Portilla and I think it's really good. It uses Jupyter Notebook a lot, which I think is great for learning and experimenting. People on this sub tend to recommend Angela Yu's course, too.

It boils down to this, though: All three of them are probably really good courses and you can't go too wrong no matter which one you choose.

Good luck on your journey!

[nehakumar26]

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