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Python 3: Deep Dive
Udemy
8 recommenders · 8 threads · recommended in 4 years, 2018–2022 · score 8.8
A multi-part advanced Python 3 course by Fred Baptiste on Udemy that goes deep into Python internals, memory, floats, OOP and other less-covered topics. Commenters describe it as four parts of roughly 30+ hours each, and note it lacks asyncio.
Commenters call it the most complete and thoroughly explained Python resource, praising Baptiste's depth and clear explanations.
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20182022
Python 3: deep dive (udemy) Thats the best 4 part? course to learn the python language hands down. The only downside it doesnt have asyncio. Its not free. But yoy know you can find it...
Python 3 deep dive by Fred Baptiste is the most complete and thoroughly explained resource I have come across, but it's not for beginners by any means. But it contains things that you should be familiar with, I would say comfortable with, before teaching python to someone else. For a layout of the…
If you want very good Python course, this is the one: https://www.udemy.com/python-3-deep-dive-part-1/ Freed Baptiste rules.
There is a excellent course on udemy, Deep Dive Into Python, consist of four different parts, and all about Python, each course is long 32+ hours. Take a look, and after all of them, you will master Python, https://www.udemy.com/course/python-3-deep-dive-part-1/
The real good stuff is seldomly for free. I recommend all four Fred Baptiste courses on Udemy (Python 3: Deep Dive I - IV). You often get them for around $12, which is almost like free.
Speaking of textbooks, I'd only go for the more advanced / specialized ones, like fluent python, architecture patterns with python (o'reilly), intuitive python (pragmatic programmers), advanced python development (apress), etc. Of course only go for them once you know the basics (vars, classes…
If you don't mind spending some money I can recommend Fred Baptiste's 'Python 3 - Deep Dive' courses on Udemy - you can pick them up for less than $15 each, if you wait for the sales (which run most of the time). Pretty sure a lot of the material won't ever appear in your class - I thought I knew…
I recommend this course alongside Fred Baptiste's 3 part python course on udemy called Python 3: Deep Dive. Yeah its annoying paying $12 3 times but he covers so much stuff that colte steele doesn't cover and he also offers quite a different approach to OOP. The 3 parts to that course total a 110…