Learn to Code in Python
Learn to code using the latest version of Python 3, arguably the most popular professional programming language
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Lane Wagner
Lane is a back-end engineer and the lead instructor of Boot.dev. He has taught over one million students worldwide, on Boot.dev, FreeCodeCamp, YouTube and the Backend Banter podcast. Lane worked as a backend engineer writing Go, Python and TypeScript, then moved into engineering management and a couple of years later left to build Boot.dev full-time.
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30 Hours
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179 Addicting
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What will you learn?
Learn the basics of the Python programming language, and why it's one of the most popular programming languages out there. You'll get hands-on practice with all the core concepts, and learn how to apply them to real-world problems. You don't need any prior programming experience to be able to complete this course, it's intended for complete beginners.
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Speaking as someone who was already familiar with the fundamentals of programming in other languages, this was a great way to learn the basics of Python and it's syntax as well as learn some different programming methodologies.
Sean Roberts
United States
Good for starter
Bao Dang Do Quang
Da Nang, Viet Nam
dogshit classes they give you prompts for things they didnt teach you or talk about and when you ask for help its vague and always wrong 90% of the class was me asking ai for help because the idiots who made boots did a shit job
Yusef C
United States
To be honest with u guys i am a profesional developer in 2 companies who new in python,but this course takes me new way about learning code,its fun and understandable thx for the founder from my hearts
Rizky Ma
Bogor, Indonesia
Was a great and thorough class that covered all needed basics. Literally what my IFT 101 class covered.
Zachary Van Beek
United States
took time and tried to take as many extra training created to help me practice which was a great help and using it on more difficult examples was really helpful to help retain the new knowledge, still feels like i need to learn a ton since i feel nowhere capable to write bigger more complex code, create a program an AI bot or anything else, Would appreciate also more practice trainings on binary topic, since does were the most challanging,the part of the course could have more steps for practice
Igor Kerdo
Slovakia
I'm just starting my journey but after this first course I'm sure that boot.dev is the right place for me to educate myslef on topics I'm fascinated about.
Endy Shoun
Poland
really good for beginners! :)
Truman Nordstrom
Canada
simple and effective. The learning is not forced, which is actually good for my nervous system. Highly recommended.
Perpet Koukpoliyi
United States
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