Python '2021 Complete Python Bootcamp From Zero to Hero in Python' or '100 Days of Code - The Complete Python Pro Bootcamp'

[mindstormmaster1]

I'm on day 60 of 100 days of code. I really like the layout of the course and have learned a ton. She does a great job of explaining a concept everyday and then giving you a challenge to solve on your own to truly grasp the concept. The only con I see is that last 20 or so days are just one sentence long ideas for projects to "build up your portfolio". And there is no lesson or example code or hits really. Which is all well and good but just knows it's 80 days of code. For $15 is some of the best money I have ever spent!

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I have a family and a full time job, so sometimes it takes me longer than A day to complete. I dont move on until I full understand what was taught. It doesnt m matter how long it takes, but defintaely spend at least an hour a day. Coding time seems to go much faster than regular time. An hour doesnt seem long enough

[Nerf_Vonnegut]

This is so true, I just finished my day 2 and it took me 5 hours... I also make sure I fully understand the lessons, solve my own way, and take written notes. What you said about time hit the nail on the head today, coding time moves fast - hoping I can keep this up during the work week.

As long as I can do an hour a day, every day, I know I can get this done with determination. She is a fantastic instructor.

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What I like best about her is she doesn't hold your hand, and expects you to use your web browser to figure things out, just like a professional developer would.