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its greatly explained and the spell book is very useful to solve some stuck situations yourself but I especially like boot bot, otherwise I would be very frustrated. he s able to pick you up right where you're stuck and help you without telling the solution. Came further with this course than with any other I had tried by now. I only wish to have more introduction into "thinking like a programmer", which seems the biggest problem for me. I did understand it theoretically, but don't know exactely
A rer
Germany
Learn to Code in Python
Although I was familiar with python, still it was a great way to refresh basics. Also, highly recommend for any aspiring coder who wants to learn python in way thats clear, deeply conceptual and engaging also.
Saksham Narvar
Gurgaon
Learn to Code in Python
It was fun to learn SQl
SK MOSTAFA MASUD
Chittagong
Learn SQL
It was a beautiful course. Boots was always there to help me, without directly giving me the solution but giving enough leverage so that I could find the solution myself. I have done other courses like this one before but this was not only really fun and enjoyable, it felt really comprehensive and I've learnt a lot about python. 10/10 would recommend.
Arda Yavuz
Turkey
Learn to Code in Python
It is a good basic course
Dima S
Serbia
Learn to Code in Python
Fantastic introduction course. I took 2 python courses at college previously and I learned more during this course.
Dustin Gregory
United States
Learn to Code in Python
It's hard to understand some concepts just with 3-4 lines of explanations. In my opinion, requirements were not that clear and sometimes It was hard to understand what to do, there were a lot of times where I just wanted to give up. What made me continue is mostly the gamification, it motived me more than just a normal course.
Nicoleta
Romania
Learn to Code in Python
I loved the assignments related to fantasy videogames
Smauser ^_^
Mexico
Learn to Code in Python
Stick to it. It's a lot of information so take breaks as needed because some the information can seem to run together at times.
Atarrah J
United States
Learn SQL
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