Everything you need to know to become an expert in Python including OOP, Git, APIs, databases, deployment, PEP8 and more
InstructorArdit Sulce | 600,000+ Students
Free
The curriculum moves through various application types, including geometry games, Kivy GUIs, and Flask web applications.
One sampled review suggests that instructional methods include demonstrating common coding mistakes to help learners understand how to resolve real-world issues.
Editorial course preview
These 3 complementary views highlight concrete, legible examples from the course presentation.
The image displays a Python code snippet defining a User class with methods for purchasing cinema seats, illustrating object-oriented programming concepts.
This screenshot shows the PyCharm development environment for a Python graphics project, featuring the file structure, a rendered canvas with a shape, and interactive console inputs.
The Instant English Dictionary web interface displays a clean layout with navigation links and a text input field for looking up word definitions.
A review from August 2025 indicates broken requirements files and external services that require manual intervention; while the course has a more recent update label, this does not guarantee these issues are resolved.
Video dimensions can result in code being cut off at the top or bottom of the screen, impacting readability.
A review from August 2024 describes an erratic learning curve; although the course has a more recent update label, it is unclear if the progression has been smoothed.
The curriculum aligns with the target of those knowing Python basics, though difficulty perceptions vary significantly. One signal from May 2025 describes the material as elementary; while the course has a more recent update label, this does not prove the level has been adjusted.