Jose Portilla
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Welcome to Python for Data Structures, Algorithms and Interviews!
This is the most comprehensive course online to help you ace your coding interviews and learn about Data Structures and Algorithms! This course takes advantage of the easy to read Python programming language to efficiently teach you what you need to know to land the tech job of your dreams!
This course will teach you everything you need to know to get a great job in the software technology field, including:
Achieve your career goals and get a fantastic job in technology by enrolling in this course!
Instructor Details
Courses : 21
Specification: Python for Data Structures, Algorithms, and Interviews!
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16 reviews for Python for Data Structures, Algorithms, and Interviews!
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| Price | $12.99 |
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| Duration | 17 hours |
| Year | 2019 |
| Level | Intermediate |
| Language | English ... |
| Certificate | Yes |
| Quizzes | Yes |
$12.99
Sarfraz Ahmad –
The only number of videos is created but the content is not so good.
Parul Sharma –
yes
Amit Kumar Verma –
getting intrest
Ronald Allan V. Tomimbang –
Jose Portilla, never fails to deliver. He is always at point and very concise with all his explanations. He’s pronunciation is very clear. He is one of the instructors at Udemy that I really enjoy listening too. Overall content is extremely enjoyable.
Jared Anderson –
The majority of the videos are good, but in some cases I feel that they are too brief. I also wish some of the code samples were commented a little better so that you can follow along and understand. This course also needs to be updated to Python3. It’s not hard to update the code yourself as you go along, but it’s an annoyance. Overall I would say the course is pretty good. I learned a good amount, but I did need to watch videos and read explanations from other sites to understand certain topics that I didn’t feel were explained well enough in this course.
Mario D’Ambros Filho –
I am really disappointed by this course. I wasn’t expecting it to cover everything, but I was really expecting the instructor to cover the material more throughly instead of literally copying and pasting the contents from the book Data Structures and Algorithms in Python. I had the book with me during the lectures and the explanations /slide content were excerts from textbook and ALL images were from there as well. It seems it would be easier if I just read the book instead of watching the videos… Also some of the solutions explanations left me disappointed. For instance, when explaining the permutation solution, he simply says use some print statements and try to understand what is happening. Well, I was expecting the instructor to draw the recursive trace and explain each step, because if I ave to do it myself the course is kinda pointless. The interview part may be useful to some people, specially if they live in the US, but anyone from another country will find they mostly irrelevant.
Kunal Kishore –
Till now everything seems perfect and in line. Looking forward to see what the program has got overall.
Dilli Babu R –
it was very clear.
Stephen Lang –
Seems outdated
Sergii Sichynskyi –
Maybe this course will teach you to develop fast algorithms but never ever use the code style presented by the author. It’s not PEP8. It’s even against common practices. Training materials are missing huge data sets to compare different algorithms on them. This shall be a must for such a course.
Sanju Shekhawat –
just reading out questions and answers from text. No emphasis on understanding practice questions with a visualization or atleast some walkthru on strategy on board. even a bit of viz could have helped in understanding answers quickly (e.g. Nth to last node, i went thru multiple times with the video, now i think that could have taught better with viz)
Devanshi Patel –
very detailed, love that theory is followed by application with great examples. The theory sections are very clear and concise.
Ootej Reddy –
not bad
Ganesh –
I would like to improve my coding skills for Machine Learning and Data Scientist positions.
Andre Haddad –
too fast
Luxman Madapatha –
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