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Python course (Tim Buchalka)

Udemy

2 recommenders · 2 threads · recommended in 2 years, 2016–2018 · score 1.8

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A large, project-oriented Python programming course on Udemy taught by Tim Buchalka, covering Python from basics through building applications. Commenters point to its quizzes and homework as well-made instruction.

Commenters single out Tim Buchalka as an excellent instructor and say his Python course is awesome and includes quizzes and homework.

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20162018

On Reddit (2)

  1. Strongly recommendsSchrodingers_Cowr/learnprogramming2018in “Is the Android Path on Pluralsight still relevant?”

    I took Tim's Python course and it was awesome. He is an excellent instructor. Although Pluralsight seems to have new courses on Android, but they haven't updated the tracks for some time now.

  2. RecommendsArjornr/learnprogramming2016in “Has anyone used Code Academy Pro?”

    It will depend on the course and it's instructor. Well made courses on Udemy by exceptional teachers provide quizzes. I know that Tim Buchalka and Jose Portilla have great Python courses that have quizzes and homework. EdX courses are also set up as online collage courses with quizzes, homework…

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