They have several courses, for Python you want the CS50P course. The CS50x course is also worth doing, but if you want Python, you can do the CS50P course first.
CS50 is a good course but there are better. The main problem with this course it does not build a solid Python foundation. CS1301 from GT is far better.
I started that back in Aug of 2021. The scratch project took me forever because i commited to an idea i came up with for my project. I only got to week 1 after that and had to move since changing commands from the ship I was serving on. Its sea duty now! I started basics of python about a month and half ago and did 3 basics programs at once so I could get the knowledge and practice down since they were all free except for one. All of them worked in sync basically as I learned about strings, variables, dictionaries, tuples and lists. So doing that about 3-4hrs a day helped a whole lot. Time for me to finish CS50! Found out last night I can still continue what I started and have until Decmber of 2022 to finish in order to still obtain the Certification I paid for already lolol. LETS DO THIS!!! I need this for myself.
I did CS50X during the lockdown, and really enjoyed it. Although I have earned money coding before, I learned an awful lot. I then started CS50AI which is based on Python, and decided to do CS50P first as a Python primer, because Python was new to me. All the courses I have done are brilliant, and free. There is also a very helpful online community when you get stuck.
there is CS50X which has 5 weeks of C, the one or two weeks of python and then the rest is SQL and javascript -- that course has been offered every year but there is a new course CS50P -- it is pure python -- this is the first time it has been offered -- and so far they have only released two weeks worth of videos and no problems sets yet
I did cs50. I recommend that everyone who is trying to learn coding do it. That's where I learnt web programing as well. By the end you will be able to make your own website. It's just awesome.
CS50 is a good course but there are better. The main problem with this course it does not build a solid Python foundation. CS1301 from GT is far better.
I have gone through both CS50 and Dr. Yu's course (both free). I find Dr. Angela Yu's course as hands down the best. It really takes you from a complete novice to an advanced level with lots of coding exercises and projects. But the CS50 course is a very close 2nd.
While I agree CS50 is perhaps the best online course I've ever taken, I wouldn't say is the best "python course" because python is just a small fraction of it (main language focus being C, but more than that, focus on CS fundamentals). CS50P on the other hand is just about programming and Python, so that can be more adequate. As a compromise between both, MIT's 6.0001 Introduction to Computer Science and Programming in Python has that CS fundamentals plus Python as language of choice.
I have been learning Programming languages for 2 years now in college. I really dont know if I know anything honestly. I guess what I really need is confidence which I really lack. I started the CS50 course today. I will try my best and improve my confidence.
If you are not sure about your knowledge about programming after two years of studying, have you asked yourself maybe - are you really interested in the subject? It is really for you?
@@vladimirpopoviclipovac9689 i know the basics and i can write certain programs but when it comes to complicated projects or questions i get scared and my mind goes blank. I feel like it could maybe be because of lack of practice.
It’s same for me bro! My college scratches a hit of every language and I can’t go deeply in certain language.. Which course did you take? I’m planning to take Python one after my exams..
IDK having not tried intro courses to my major since earning the degree, but Harvard and MIT used to collaborate and are in some rivalry about setting up undergrad CS/EECS/ECE structure. Both have free online courses. And well, I'd wonder why the Harvard one ends up more popular so, I guess I'm aiming to find out by trying and comparing them.
i started with angela yu 100 days python bootcamp and same time python 4 everybody. they both teach good and i was understanding everything actually but angela yu exercises get so hard immediately at day 8 i felt like i don't even know what i m doing it feels like i am just following her step by step.
Subtlety feels like a lost art. I came for the python headline, but appreciate your assessment of the use of the phrase "the best" perhaps more. Thank you Pythonius Maximus. (Sorry... life of brian on the brain of late.)
The Socratica UA-cam channel is excellent too. It is quirky, funny and stylish. It also goes into a lot of the defaults in Python and the version differences that can mess up your code if you don't know about them.
Is amazing how is it's possible.... In my Spanish language never. But never i could be enter in a free course from Harvard university.... Thank you so much bruh... I wish bless for you...
I have taken the course and you will receive a certificate for the course on Python and fundamental of computer science(I haven't tried any other) without paying for edx
CS50 is not a good python course. Maybe less than 20% of the course use python. It is indeed a fantastic computer science course, though. I would recommend it before taking a proper python course. They now have a new course (CS50's Introduction to Programming with Python), that must be worth checking it out.
If you learn take cs50 you really don't need a python course, I learned python after I had some computer science fundamentals under my belt(from uni) and all it took was some reading of the documentation and a little bit of stumbling. Sure I am not the best python programmer but I still do implement the non language specific ideas pretty well :)
Probably. I’m not really sure. I’d really appreciate if you let me know what series of courses are best to be taken for Python, if someone lets you know?
@Cryptic Cyborg i also almost finished cs50 with python and javascript, i didnt do final project for it, because i found a job, and it was temporarly suspended ))
Hi man, I am totally new in IT world. I've never coded before. But soon, I will quit from my full time job to focus on learning IT. I want to apply Internship, but there are required skills I need to meet, which are: Python basics, OOP, SDLC/Agile. Could you help giving me suggestion from where resource I can learn those required skills in the fastest way? Because I should apply that Intern before July 30 :( Really need your suggestion since I am still working full time, that's why I want to learn those in the fastest way. Thanks before
The best python courses are hands-on!!! Not tutorials____Sorry. If you want to just be knowledgable and gain certificates go ahead with these courses, my advice in getting better and or getting a job is by doing python and make mistakes all day you'll get there
But the best of this course are the labs and problem sets! I spend 2 hours on the lessons and 10 o 20 on problem solving per week. Also the platform, checking and submission are flawless!
What do you think about Coursera Python 3 Programming Specialization if I am moderate with Python... Should I take it ? P.S CS50 is very good and very hard course but not so much about Python only
CS50 is a good course but there are better. The main problem with this course it does not build a solid Python foundation and therefore not a Python course. CS1301 from GT is far better.
I find his teaching style bad, irritating and just not a good person to have to learn from. Drags slowly throughout the course. Not what I would pay for. That's the video I viewed by the lectures.
They have several courses, for Python you want the CS50P course. The CS50x course is also worth doing, but if you want Python, you can do the CS50P course first.
CS50 is a good course but there are better. The main problem with this course it does not build a solid Python foundation. CS1301 from GT is far better.
@@superfreiheit1 which one is the better one ?
@@Tewahedo16 CS1301 from GT
@@superfreiheit1 its free right?
@@superfreiheit1 link??
I started that back in Aug of 2021. The scratch project took me forever because i commited to an idea i came up with for my project. I only got to week 1 after that and had to move since changing commands from the ship I was serving on. Its sea duty now! I started basics of python about a month and half ago and did 3 basics programs at once so I could get the knowledge and practice down since they were all free except for one.
All of them worked in sync basically as I learned about strings, variables, dictionaries, tuples and lists. So doing that about 3-4hrs a day helped a whole lot. Time for me to finish CS50!
Found out last night I can still continue what I started and have until Decmber of 2022 to finish in order to still obtain the Certification I paid for already lolol. LETS DO THIS!!! I need this for myself.
I did CS50X during the lockdown, and really enjoyed it. Although I have earned money coding before, I learned an awful lot. I then started CS50AI which is based on Python, and decided to do CS50P first as a Python primer, because Python was new to me. All the courses I have done are brilliant, and free. There is also a very helpful online community when you get stuck.
there is CS50X which has 5 weeks of C, the one or two weeks of python and then the rest is SQL and javascript -- that course has been offered every year
but there is a new course CS50P -- it is pure python -- this is the first time it has been offered -- and so far they have only released two weeks worth of videos and no problems sets yet
Just checked and problem sets are available now in the course through Edx.
I couldn´t find that CS50P in their catalog, could you share a link?
I am following the CS50P now, great stuff cant wait till the next live video comes.
Should I do CS50P instead of CS50X?
I did cs50. I recommend that everyone who is trying to learn coding do it. That's where I learnt web programing as well. By the end you will be able to make your own website. It's just awesome.
Where Can I Find It ?
I completely agree, CS50 is by far the best programming course there is.
CS50 is a good course but there are better. The main problem with this course it does not build a solid Python foundation. CS1301 from GT is far better.
@@superfreiheit1are the labs free ?
Just had to pause the video and say I have finally found someone else that has their taskbar at the top of the screen! This brings me so much joy!
I have gone through both CS50 and Dr. Yu's course (both free). I find Dr. Angela Yu's course as hands down the best. It really takes you from a complete novice to an advanced level with lots of coding exercises and projects. But the CS50 course is a very close 2nd.
Did you go through Dr. Yu's course recently? I was thinking of doing it, but it looks like it might be a little dated.
Yes... indeed!!! The CS50 team is doing a great job!!!
just signed up, and about halfway through the first lecture. thank you for showing us this!
Thank you very much as always. Keep up the good work. Your recommendations are worth it for uni students like me to sharpen my skills.
Bro! I didn't know I could literally take a free course from Harvard! I am soooo going to pay the money for the cert once I complete this course!
While I agree CS50 is perhaps the best online course I've ever taken, I wouldn't say is the best "python course" because python is just a small fraction of it (main language focus being C, but more than that, focus on CS fundamentals).
CS50P on the other hand is just about programming and Python, so that can be more adequate.
As a compromise between both, MIT's 6.0001 Introduction to Computer Science and Programming in Python has that CS fundamentals plus Python as language of choice.
Thanks for recommendation! Loving that course!
I have been learning Programming languages for 2 years now in college. I really dont know if I know anything honestly. I guess what I really need is confidence which I really lack. I started the CS50 course today. I will try my best and improve my confidence.
If you are not sure about your knowledge about programming after two years of studying, have you asked yourself maybe - are you really interested in the subject? It is really for you?
@@vladimirpopoviclipovac9689 i know the basics and i can write certain programs but when it comes to complicated projects or questions i get scared and my mind goes blank. I feel like it could maybe be because of lack of practice.
It’s same for me bro! My college scratches a hit of every language and I can’t go deeply in certain language.. Which course did you take? I’m planning to take Python one after my exams..
@@kenanzudjelovic7139 I took the Python course as well..
How's it going?
IDK having not tried intro courses to my major since earning the degree, but Harvard and MIT used to collaborate and are in some rivalry about setting up undergrad CS/EECS/ECE structure. Both have free online courses. And well, I'd wonder why the Harvard one ends up more popular so, I guess I'm aiming to find out by trying and comparing them.
Thanks for letting me know. Trying to change my life around. I won’t forget
i started with angela yu 100 days python bootcamp and same time python 4 everybody. they both teach good and i was understanding everything actually but angela yu exercises get so hard immediately at day 8 i felt like i don't even know what i m doing it feels like i am just following her step by step.
Subtlety feels like a lost art. I came for the python headline, but appreciate your assessment of the use of the phrase "the best" perhaps more. Thank you Pythonius Maximus. (Sorry... life of brian on the brain of late.)
Bigus Dicus? 😂
Hi short question about the books you have on your desk. Could you please make a review on effective panadas, thank you.
Any thoughts on the CS50P?
Yeah, I think it is definitely the best introductory computer science course in existence. It really is excellent!
Thank you very much .. your videos are very helpful and informative .. and I in fact had no idea this course existed , many thanks !
hi do you have statistics and probability book for data science recommend?
Learning C first has been so helpful.
Wow, thank you so much!
The Socratica UA-cam channel is excellent too. It is quirky, funny and stylish. It also goes into a lot of the defaults in Python and the version differences that can mess up your code if you don't know about them.
Awesome, thanks so much!
"Effective Pandas" by Matt Harrison.
What Python course is good for data analysis ????????
Please Recommend one course Deep Learning. Also, if anything on Pytorch. Great Work. 🙂
Fastai
cool content Python Programmer. I shattered that thumbs up on your video. Keep up the outstanding work.
Is amazing how is it's possible.... In my Spanish language never. But never i could be enter in a free course from Harvard university.... Thank you so much bruh... I wish bless for you...
I have taken the course and you will receive a certificate for the course on Python and fundamental of computer science(I haven't tried any other) without paying for edx
Well suggested, Giles!!
CS50 is not a good python course. Maybe less than 20% of the course use python. It is indeed a fantastic computer science course, though. I would recommend it before taking a proper python course. They now have a new course (CS50's Introduction to Programming with Python), that must be worth checking it out.
If you learn take cs50 you really don't need a python course, I learned python after I had some computer science fundamentals under my belt(from uni) and all it took was some reading of the documentation and a little bit of stumbling. Sure I am not the best python programmer but I still do implement the non language specific ideas pretty well :)
How many hours in total is the course? The number isn't displayed on the website???
Thank you 🏴
I did his Android course years ago. I knew he was a serious coder as he used vi to write demo code :)
Could you recommend me a web development course for a computer engineer student but i don't have any idea about web yet
Thanks for sharing
what is the best python course for geneticists?
Should I do cs50P or Python for everyone? They both great from what I look for
Probably. I’m not really sure. I’d really appreciate if you let me know what series of courses are best to be taken for Python, if someone lets you know?
I finished CS50, i love it
@Cryptic Cyborg i also almost finished cs50 with python and javascript, i didnt do final project for it, because i found a job, and it was temporarly suspended ))
@Cryptic Cyborg you can watch it on my channel, i made video presentation about it,
final project was most difficult on cs50'x
@Cryptic Cyborg Tideman by Far😂 The last project need more work I think
Good recommendation.
Just wondering how much would they charge for the certificate ?
16k
Is this course for complete beginners or should I know somethings beforehand?
Complete begginers, but it's hard
@@marcelocoip7275 I'm working on final project now for CS50P. I find it easier than CS50x.
I have viewed a few of their courses. I guess that makes me Harvard edumucated.
Best course ever .
Hi man, I am totally new in IT world. I've never coded before. But soon, I will quit from my full time job to focus on learning IT. I want to apply Internship, but there are required skills I need to meet, which are: Python basics, OOP, SDLC/Agile. Could you help giving me suggestion from where resource I can learn those required skills in the fastest way? Because I should apply that Intern before July 30 :(
Really need your suggestion since I am still working full time, that's why I want to learn those in the fastest way. Thanks before
the cs50 is not interactive tho, if there is any free interactive full python courses, comment me
Elzero course is better than any course when I finish it I solve a lot of hard problem in leet code
Where can I get it
The best python courses are hands-on!!! Not tutorials____Sorry. If you want to just be knowledgable and gain certificates go ahead with these courses, my advice in getting better and or getting a job is by doing python and make mistakes all day you'll get there
But the best of this course are the labs and problem sets! I spend 2 hours on the lessons and 10 o 20 on problem solving per week. Also the platform, checking and submission are flawless!
For me, the logic of many of these cs50p problems are overly complex and leave me feeling like a complete idiot . Demoralizing
What do you think about Coursera Python 3 Programming Specialization if I am moderate with Python... Should I take it ?
P.S CS50 is very good and very hard course but not so much about Python only
you can also sign up also for CS50p which is all python which is free
The problem with these tutorials are targeted to students at the first semester. I 'm looking for tutorial targeted to experienced programmers
CS50 is a good course but there are better. The main problem with this course it does not build a solid Python foundation and therefore not a Python course. CS1301 from GT is far better.
Python for everyone is still the best free python course.
Where i can find one?
@@wishmusic8806 coursera
CMU15112 is also great for python
yes but its 1 hour 50 to learn about variables
You sound like obi-wan Kenobi
thank you so much, very helpful for noobs like me
Is to good if I could as if you are well? you look peaky.
why are your eyes so blue holy
Thanks for the link… started watching and 😮 …. Is there a version minus the hyped up American talking about ‘empowerment’🙄
This is not a pure Python course therefore it cant be the best python course ever.
I find his teaching style bad, irritating and just not a good person to have to learn from. Drags slowly throughout the course. Not what I would pay for. That's the video I viewed by the lectures.
You teaching me english while speking about the course. "superlatives" "subjects"