So i just finished python intermediate course and couldn't find python core at all.....where is the last course in python?

Answer 1

Intermediate Depression ,

the `python core` course is the old python course. it was planned to remove it.

the `python developer` course is a combination / merger of both `introduction to python` and `python intermediate`. so nothing really new.

Answer 2

Keith Driscoll ,

from my point of view, there is currently no more advanced python courses. i have no idea if / when sololearn will renew some courses that have been available in the past. sololearn's communication with the community is not its strongest side, so we must be patient...

maybe you can practice in the meantime with oop or start with pandas,...

Answer 3

Intermediate Depression ,

practicing with oop: if you have done the oop lessons, you can try this: you can find code coach exercises in the community section. try to solve them by using oop.

pandas: pandas is a popular data manipulation and analysis module. it provides data structures and functions to efficiently work with structured data, such as spreadsheets or databases or data from text or csv files. one of the components of pandas is:

`DataFrame`: a two-dimensional table-like data structure with rows and columns, similar to a spreadsheet.

here you can you can find more about this, also a tutorial to learn from:

https://www.w3schools.com/JUMP_LINK__&&__python__&&__JUMP_LINK/pandas/pandas_getting_started.asp (when using sololearn playground, you don't need to install this module, just use: `import pandas as pd`)

Answer 4

Lothar
How do i practice with oop ? And what are pandas?

Answer 5

The latest Python course is Python Developer.

Answer 6

Lothar
....so now what do i do ? does that mean i have finished 100% of python as a language? What next ?

Answer 7

I wasn't suggesting there are advanced courses. I was just pointing out that Python Developer is the latest course because I misread 'last' as 'latest' and as already mentioned it really is intro + intermediate combined. Advanced is a subjective word anyhow and it really depends what a dev is looking to do using Python...Data Analysis, AI, etc.