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Reminder: My free “Python for non-programmers” course continues tomorrow!
If you’ve never programmed a computer before — or if you tried, and found it frustrating and difficult — then you’re welcome to join my “Python for non-programmers” course, which
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Reminder: “Python for non-programmers” continues tomorrow
This is just a reminder that my 100% free, weekly “Python for non-programmers” course is continuing tomorrow (Friday, March 27th) at 10 am Eastern. Join me for live discussion, coding,
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Announcing: Three new advanced Python courses (and one free course for absolute beginners)
If you’ve been using Python for a while, and want to up your game, then I’ve got great news for you: I have released three new advanced Python courses, all
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Announcing: Free, weekly “Python for non-programmers” workshop
This is a tough time for the world. Wherever you live, you have likely been affected by covid-19, the coronavirus that has been making its way to every country, city,
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Last chance to level up your skills with Weekly Python Exercise B1 (advanced topics 1)
If you’ve been using Python for a while, then you know that it’s easy to learn — and even fun to use. But you probably also find yourself stuck on
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“Python Workout” is Manning’s “Deal of the Day”
I’m delighted to announce that my book, “Python Workout,” is Manning’s “Deal of the Day” for February 28th. The book contains 50 complete exercises and solutions on all of the
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Want to spend more time coding Python, and less time on Stack Overflow?
How many times a day do you visit Stack Overflow? (If you’re like most programmers, the answer is “many.”) Wouldn’t it be nice to just be able to write Python
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Last chance for Weekly Python Exercise A1
This is a final reminder that in a few hours, registration will close for Weekly Python Exercise A1: Data structures for beginners. Again and again, WPE participants have said that
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Is Weekly Python Exercise for you?
In just a few days, I’ll be starting a new cohort of Weekly Python Exercise A1: Data structures for beginners. From my experience teaching Python for 20 years, I’d say
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Looking back at 2019, looking forward to 2020
Hi, and welcome to 2020! The last year (2019) was quite a whirlwind for me and my work — and I thus wanted to take a few minutes to summarize