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Python Certification

freeCodeCamp

2 recommenders · 2 threads · recommended in 2 years, 2020–2023 · score 2.2

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freeCodeCamp's free Python Certification is a self-paced series of Python programming lessons with projects and exercises, covering the language fundamentals and applied coding tasks. It is offered through freeCodeCamp's online curriculum.

Commenters point to it as a free, structured way to learn Python, with one saying to work through it to see if you like coding before deciding on a degree.

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On Reddit (3)

  1. RecommendsPutsOnOilr/learnprogramming2023in “Getting a degree at 27. Is it worth it?”▲ 3

    27 is plenty young for a career change but i don't know if i would agree with everyone saying that age has nothing to do with it. if you are going back to school after 30 you probably fucked up somewhere. computer science is great in that you don't need a degree to get into it so long as you are…

  2. RecommendsLinuxlover73r/learnprogramming2020in “How r/learnprogramming has influenced freeCodeCamp over the years”▲ 3

    Hi Quincy, another huge fan and thank you for all the wonderful videos and I look forward to your email every Friday. As of now, I’m taking CS50 and once I complete that, I intend to start with the python certificate courses from FCC. God bless you and the whole team at FCC for this knowledge…

  3. Mentionstryingtolearn1991r/learnprogramming2022in “CS50 vs FreeCodeCamp. Which one is the best to learn python?”

    Helsinki's Python MOOC. Better option for beginners in my opinion. Great explanations, examples and plenty of exercises. FCC's assignment can be pretty hard. It'll require you to do quite a bit of research. CS50p felt like it was going fast. The exercises are fun though. Can be quite challenging…

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