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The Python Mega Course

Udemy

5 recommenders · 5 threads · recommended in 3 years, 2018–2023 · score 6.4

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A long, project-driven Python course by instructor Ardit Sulce that moves from core Python basics to building around 10 real-world applications, including web scraping and pandas data work.

Commenters call it the best course they've taken on Udemy and praise the hands-on projects that teach by building things rather than lecturing.

Programming Languagesbeginnerpaidvideo lectures#python#projects#web scraping#pandas#sulce

Recommendations by year

20182023

On Reddit (7)

  1. Strongly recommendsDrPaulReedColemanIIIr/Python2023in “Sunday Daily Thread: What's everyone working on this week?”

    Started the free Python Mega Course on Udemy after seeing a comment from the instructor on Reddit. It's mostly review up to this point but it's the best course I've taken so far. It probably helps I'm a false beginner but it seems to suit my learning style more than the others. Excited to get to…

  2. Strongly recommendsjack7sparrowr/learnprogramming2018in “Good Online Courses for Beginners?”

    Modern JavaScript From The Beginning is one of the best js course on Udemy at the moment. May be a little bit fast paced for beginners but there is a pause button. The Python Mega Course: Build 10 Real World Applications is best course I've taken on Udemy to date. I love Ardit's teaching style. He…

  3. RecommendsYeezy716r/Python2023in “Has anyone worked with real estate data?”

    Kaggle is great for finding data to practice, i also took a course on udemy by ardit sulce called the python mega course (that was free at the time and i believe still is if you search ardit sulce mega course in this subreddit) in which he did a whole project on scraping real estate info and…

  4. Recommendsidairisr/Python2019in “Lost, and afraid”▲ 4

    The python mega course on Udemy is excellent and will take you from learning, problem solving, and understand simple scripts to building 10 different real world applications. It’s a great place to start!

  5. Recommendsbaddad25r/Python2018in “Python has brought computer programming to a vast new audience”▲ 3

    Udemy "python mega course build 10 projects" is fantastic

  6. Mentionsstoph_linkr/learnprogramming2022in “Favorite Python class on Udemy?”

    I do not think that first one is Python, maybe you meant this one? https://www.udemy.com/course/100-days-of-code/ I have heard great things about the 100 Days of Code, Python course from beginners posting here. Watching some of this series as a non-beginner, I think Dr. Angela Yu provides good…

  7. Mentionsgjallerhorns_onlyr/learnprogramming2021in “Does anyone know of a good Python bootcamp?”▲ 2

    Treehouse has their Python Web Development path for their online "tech degree" boot camp, which I'm currently working on. Or you could do a Udemy course like this Python Masterclass or this Python Mega course

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