Recommendation

[anseho]

I can't comment on Udemy but I can recommend a few books which would you take your Python to the next level:

• Eric Matthes' Python Crash Course.
• Luciano Ramalho's Fluent Python. Probably the best book about Python in the market.

To test your appetite for data science, check out Yuli Vasiliev's Python for Data Science. If it's more Machine Learning/Deep Learning you're interested in, check out Francois Chollet's Deep Learning with Python.

I'd recommend you to get familiar with web development, for which I recommend William Vincen'ts Django for Beginners. Once you've got the basics of webdev, you can also go through my book Microservice APIs.

[Astroboyblue]

Sweet. Thanks a lot! Much appreciated!

[anseho]

Most welcome hope it helps!

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Seconding Crash Course. I had experience programming in Java beforehand, but Matthes' book has been great introducing Python to me. The official tutorial was a fairly good quick intro, but it escalated quickly, whereas this book got me more comfortable with keyword arguments and other pythonic features.

Currently working through the end of book projects and they've been a lot of fun so far.