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Da Bu

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Learn to Code in Python

the course was really fun, very interactive, and really enjoyable, best experience i've ever had on any platform.

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Ahmed Mkacher

Tunisia

Learn to Code in Python

A great starting point who willing to become full stack developmer or devops engineer

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Vihanga Rashan Silva

Sri Lanka

Learn to Code in Python

Easy to understand and with ai boots supporting you it's very easy to learn. Tried learning before via books and struggled because i didn't have anyone to throw ideas off of when stuck.

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Paul Appleyard

United Kingdom

Learn to Code in Python

I really enjoyed this course and found it easy to follow along while still having to actually think through the practices. It was a great balance of difficulty and progress.

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Lucas Fugate

United States

Learn to Code in Python

Good for beginners

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Trent Guillen

United States

Learn to Code in Python

Good for beginners

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Jeremi Gonzalez

Panama

Learn to Code in Python

After completing the course I feel like I have a great grasp on writing python. It wasn't a comprehensive course, but python has a large ecosystem so it isn't realistic to cover all of python in less than 200 lessons. Remembering the syntax differences between sets and dicts is difficult. Highly recommend.

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Asher

United States

Learn to Code in Python

A good place to start for someone completely new to the world of coding like me. I did have to rely on assistance as sometimes I just couldn't get my head around the logic, but as I got further in and even repeated a large chunk of the course it stuck more! Recommend!

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Tarkan Yigit

United Kingdom

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$175,000

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$165,000

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$165,000

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$150,000

Frontend Developer

$145,000

Data Analyst

$100,956

Some folks look at the job data and assume that front-end positions are the only option for new learners. On the contrary, there is big demand for backend and data-oriented positions!

If you like working with data, logic, and servers, you might just enjoy the back-end, data-focused curriculum here on Boot.dev. And similar to the frontend, most data and backend positions don't require a specific degree from a university... but you do need to know your stuff!

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