Python question

Question

Whats the difference between Python developer course and the other 2? Are they the same? Or is there anything different? I looked at it but there didn’t seem anything different. Also shouldn’t there be a course for Python Expert?

Answer 1

Okay, as far as I know, The Python Beginner Course just offers the most basic lessons for coding in python. And for the Intermediate Course, it covers the concepts like Built-in Data Collections in python, Object Oriented Programming (OOP), File Handling, etc., which are slightly advanced topics that are suitable for learners beyond the beginner level. The Python Developer Course is combination of other two courses. And, in my humble opinion, Sololearn is a free platform to learn (though there is pro version), and being an expert in python isn't that easy, as it takes a lot of time, determination and financial investment to reach the expert level (I mean, the professional level). However, maybe they are working to add such courses in the future. Thanks (Please consider my mistakes).

Answer 2

Riasat Arafin 👏Thanks for illustrating! I really Appreciate it. I hope they DO add an expert course for python! 😁

Answer 3

Python Developer is Introduction to Python + Python Intermediate.

Answer 4

Lisa i know that, aren’t there any differences though?

Answer 5

Python Developer is the combined content of Introduction to Python + Python Intermediate.

Answer 6

Lisa is that it? Theres no difference?

Answer 7

Welcome... Yeah, I hope so...

Answer 8

The Python developer course typically focuses on teaching the fundamentals of Python programming, including syntax, data structures, algorithms, and application development. The other courses may vary in focus, such as Python for data science, web development with Python frameworks like Django or Flask, or Python for machine learning.

While there might not be a course explicitly labeled "Python Expert," advanced topics are often covered in more specialized courses or through self-study after mastering the fundamentals. These advanced topics can include topics like advanced data structures, concurrency, networking, or specific application domains like game development or scientific computing.