difference btw courses (python)

Question

What is the difference between all the Python courses? As far as I can see, they all offer the same learning paths, right? And what do the points 1/3, 2/3, or none under the Python course symbol mean? (on my course is no symbol under it what does this mean??) I am currently about 80% through the Python "Developer" course. It would be great if someone could explain the differences to me. Thanks in advance! 😊

Answer 1

Python Developer is a combination of Introduction to Python and Python Intermediate.

Answer 2

BroFar I have to say, I am actually doing very well and understand most of the exercises immediately... some take a little longer, but I get example codes and videos from YouTube to understand them.. (I always move on to the next task only when I have understood the current one 100%).
But I understand what you mean and will pause the course here and start the beginner course :)
(I must also say I am learning Python with 3 different apps/web apps at the same time: Sololearn, Mimo, CodePirate and then I also bought a complete Python course on Udemy.. but I find the latter somewhat unstructured and confusingly set up..)
Anyway, thanks for the advice! I'll start the beginner course again from tomorrow 🤙🏼🫡

Answer 3

Paincake
introduction to Python is super basic for true beginners , python intermediate touches on collective types, error handling, functional programming, and oop ( object-oriented programming ).

Answer 4

Paincake Yes, if I was a total noob ( new to coding ) to python I would infact pause there.
If you have no real knowledge, you might get in over your head and feel totally lost - even looking at other user's comments. It's best to lay a foundation then to be left hanging from the rafters.

Answer 5

If you have any questions related to coding issues or concerns feel free to create a thread to get help.
BR,

Answer 6

The developer course is for begginers

Answer 7

BroFar So my current course "developer" is not for beginners?
Should I pause the course and start with a beginner course instead?
And thank you for the Infos about the other 2 courses :)