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Corey Schafer Python Tutorials
YouTube
3 recommenders · 3 threads · recommended in 2 years, 2019–2020 · score 2.7
A free YouTube series by Corey Schafer covering Python programming, with short focused videos on individual language features and libraries. It is often used as a quick reference for specific topics rather than as a single linear course.
Commenters call it free, good quality, and low commitment, and one says it is far better for beginners than paid Udemy courses.
Recommendations by year
20192020
Well, most programmers I know have learned to program from books, they are better for beginners. Most video courses are really not that good. I don't know how people think to work as programmers, if they don't like to read. And you don't need to pay for udemy courses, when you have Corey…
YouTube (Corey Schafer, TechWithTim, Sentdex) for something free, good quality, and low commitment. If you think you may have an issue staying motivated as many do when they first start, I’d recommend a cheap Udemy course just so that you mentally recognize that you’ve put some stake into this…
I have been developing software for 30yrs. The last 8yrs I have been developing cloud native application and pretty much everything I deploy is in a serverless microservice environment. Over three years ago we started using Python. I was part of a 10 person team and nobody had any Python…