Learn Python Programming the Easy Way, Complete with Examples, Quizzes, Exercises and more. Learn Python 2 and Python 3.
InstructorJason CannonThe curriculum integrates quizzes and written exercises into major topical sections to reinforce learning.
Initial lessons are noted for being easy to follow and providing a helpful step-by-step introduction to coding.
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These 2 complementary views highlight concrete, legible examples from the course presentation.
The official Python Software Foundation website displays download options for the latest source releases, including Python 3.5.0 and 2.7.10, alongside links to installation resources for various operating systems.
This slide highlights the course's pedagogical approach, noting that new concepts and commands are introduced using plain language to ensure accessibility for all learners.
The use of the IDLE shell rather than modern IDEs like VS Code or PyCharm may create friction for contemporary learners. One signal from a pre-update review suggests the IDLE version used in the video differs from more recent versions, though the update label does not prove this has been corrected.
The curriculum omits several fundamental topics such as sets, exception handling, and comprehensions. A pre-update review noted this omission; while the course was updated after that signal, the update label does not confirm these topics were added.
The transition from basic syntax to more complex topics can feel rushed, potentially overwhelming those with zero prior experience. A pre-update review indicated that the latter half of the course felt too fast; the update label does not guarantee a change in pacing.
The course serves beginners well initially, but the difficulty curve may overwhelm those with no experience.
