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The Python Bible
Udemy
3 recommenders · 3 threads · recommended in 3 years, 2018–2022 · score 2.6
A long, beginner-oriented Udemy course by Ziyad Alsaleh ("Ziyad guy" in comments) that teaches Python from installing the tools and IDE through basics and into classes and object-oriented programming. Commenters note it has a supplemental course that one reviewer found to be largely an upsell.
Commenters call it a good starting point for absolute beginners, praising the instructor and the clear outline of the basics, though one reviewer found the advanced sections and a promised supplement disappointing.
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20182022
I am not even close to being an "average" programmer yet, I am still a beginner and I am interested in Data Analysis (my main job is Financial Analyst) and Machine Learning. But I taught myself how to code in VBA (as a Financial Analyst I have to use excel everyday) and then I liked it so much…
Udemy has a bunch of courses ,cheap if your a new user ..Python bible is a good start but I think that one would better serve on a desktop but it’s worth a look..
Learn to code. Eventually you’re gonna have to learn a little bit. Check out udemy for cheap courses. I’m in the same boat lol and so far the course (Python Bible) is a good start. Yeah it won’t be intensive enough to build an all out platform but I’ll at least understand how computers think and…
Imo, best way is learning by doing. Regarding sources and materials: 1. Imho, best book is "Python Crash Course, 3rd Edition" 2. Some courses like The Python Bible or 100 Days of Code on Udemy 3. Youtube channels like Corey Schafer or Full Course for Beginners from freeCodeCamp (freeCodeCamp have…
Dont know about the second course but the first course Python Bible I had briefly and the Ziyad guy seems like he was a good instructor and the course was outlined fairly well from what I remember to get the basics of Python. That being said I only had it briefly because at that time I had tons…