If you have no coding experience and want to begin coding in Python for the first time then this is the course for you.
If you have no coding experience and want to begin coding in Python for the first time then this is the course for you.
Hi, I'm Rob. I know what it is like to have no coding experience and desire to code professionally. I started coding in 2016 and landed a full-time development shortly thereafter. It was hard but it was worth it.
That's why I'm here. To help you make that transition yourself.
In Hello Python you will immediately begin to learn the language of Python. We’ll learn the basic syntax of how the Python language works.
After that, we are going to apply what we learn to mini-projects. That will allow us to take what we have learned and put it into practice. Some courses teach you to build some sort of large application while you haven't mastered the basic syntax of Python.
This course will give you opportunities to build mini-applications step by step in a way that makes sense to someone learning programming for the first time or still learning the basics of programming.
This is an early release of this course and I will be adding approximately 30 minutes of new material per week. My JavaScript Bootcamp began and just an hour and is now over twenty hours long. Sign up now and come back weekly for updates.
This isn't the only Python course you should take but it should be your first.
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