Muhammad Sumair Sarwar
Let s Start with WHY?
Why to be a Software Developer?
Software Developers are in high demand and companies are desperate to find talent.
There s no shortage of opportunities in the foreseeable future. On the contrary, there will likely be more demand for developers in the future, to develop new software or maintain an existing one.
Why to learn Python?
Python is growing really fast and it makes a lot of sense to learn a growing programming language if you are just starting your programming career.
It will not only help you to get a job quickly but it will also accelerate your career growth.
Why this course?
This course will get you started quickly as it is more focused on practical demonstrations from installation of python to all the core features of this powerful programming language.
Instructor Details
Courses : 1
Specification: Complete Python 3 for Beginners
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| Price | $11.99 |
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| Provider | |
| Duration | 2.5 hours |
| Year | 2020 |
| Level | Beginner |
| Language | English |
| Certificate | Yes |
| Quizzes | Yes |
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Omar Kawach –
The videos are short so why not fix simple mistakes and remake the videos? Update in reply to author: In Section 2: Flow Control (Ternary Operator) @ 0:45 second, print(‘Greater than 5’ if n > 5 ‘Less than 5’) You state that if n is greater than 5, the statement on the RIGHT will be printed. And then, you state ‘else’, the statement on the LEFT will be printed. Correct me if I’m wrong, but I believe this to be incorrect since its LEFT and RIGHT, not LEFT and RIGHT. This is a minor mistake but for a one minute video how hard is it to re record again? In Section 1: Python Basics (Converting from string type to integer) @ 1:35 seconds, An error on line 3 is produced and not much detail is provided as to why this happened. The learner could maybe assume it was a spelling mistake from NameError but it is clearer to note ‘firsrt number’ is not defined since the original variable you wish to call was misspelled. IMO, It might be better to just take a moment at the end videos to produce a mistake and then explain it (instead of brushing it off and continuing the video). You could just take my criticism with a grain of salt but I’m not going to go through each section again and pick out things I found lackluster. Since this video is for beginners, some depth to the material would be nice even if it extends each lesson by a couple seconds (don’t need an insane amount of depth, just an extra few seconds describing any debugging you did, etc.).
Muhammad Raheel –
Excellent for Beginners to programming or developers intend to learn Python!
Manoj R –
Yes,it was good and clear
Mohit Dangwal –
it was good some of the topics were also new to me as i have learned python before.
Amit Ladole –
yes
Christopher Kidybinski –
A nice crash course on the basics of python. The instructor provided a decent number of examples for everything he taught but didn’t give enough exercises to practice things for ourselves, or challenge us. The final quiz felt a bit like one of those math tests where the teacher gives you a bunch of questions you never really studied. Make sure you know how to work with operators and expressions in more detail than provided here!
S Kowshika –
It is a great course beginners but few concepts should have been explained well.
Charlie Brown –
Good Job…
Nikolay Rusev –
I like it.
Rinku Khan –
yes it was a very good match.
Natarajan Sankaraiya –
Individual concepts are explained well, it would be good to add one complex example to implement all learning with best practices for coding