Jay Elbourne
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Product is rated as #475 in category Python
Computer Programming is Hard!
Or Is IT?
Learn Python In Under 10 Hours of Video Time
Today I am releasing the SECRETS. This python training course makes learning Python Programming CAKE. No Stiff Professor speaking to you from a carefully typed up script. This course is real relevant and the truth. The everyday person teaching the everyday person. Just like long time friends working together. Beginners will find this python course to be easy to get along with!
We will cover the important stuff with RECORDED Videos and we will work as a team with the Live Streaming Work Sessions!
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Specification: Learn Python, it’s CAKE (Beginners)
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| Price | $12.99 |
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| Duration | 7 hours |
| Year | 2015 |
| Level | All |
| Language | English ... |
| Certificate | Yes |
| Quizzes | Yes |
Learn Python, it’s CAKE (Beginners)
$12.99
Omar Ramirez –
This course lacks the professionalism that could set it apart, this is like my cousin teaching me how to code through skype or something. I am paying for courses then I expect a certain level of professionalism. Not a teacher, doesn’t even state any credentials let alone any certifications that he has.
DungET –
Lack of examples, quiz, projects
Daniel Montoya Alvarez –
I like the quizzes during the first section. They kept me engage and help me refresh the concepts. I wish the other sections had some type of quiz too.
Manoj Kumar –
very informative
Mike Milord –
A good course overall with good theories and practices. I recommend the course although it is a bit outdated now.
Taylor Pettijohn –
Instructor is using Python 2.7, which is very outdated and being phased out; Python is currently on 3.8 in early 2020. Most of the information is related and can be taken between versions, but the syntax, and how many of the commands work, are no longer relevant. No doubt, this is a great course if, for some reason, you want to learn Python 2.7, but for most people looking at Python courses, they will want to learn Python 3.X. This course needs to have some kind of notice that it is using Python 2.7, and not using a Python 3.X version.