Python 3 Master Course for 2021

The teacher is clear and concise. this is the first time I am learning python with understandable guidance.

The course is not designed properly. It is clear that the instructor is either negligible of the basic concepts of python or made the course in a record time. Either way, this has impacted severely the quality of the course, making it unwatchable in my opinion. Not recommended for someone who is just starting to comprehend the basics of programming and want to take a "master course" in a new language (python). The presentation lacks detail and in-depth explanation. Last but not least not even on code-bug has been debugged during the course, using a programmer's mindset, even common syntax mistakes are treated either with "never mind leave it as it was before" or "delete and try again the same thing, hoping you will not mistype the next time"

Instructor does tons of basic errors and doesn't even bother to correct them. It's funny he shows everything with that jupyter notebook, when obviously it would be better to use visual studio code or similar for syntax highlighting and error recognition while typing. Just reads a lot of documentation which you can also find on countless sites for free. The basics are just typed and red to the audience, they don't get a brief explanation or practical point of view. And once again: He doesn't even bother to fix his errors, which is just pretty bad for beginners.

The course is very detailed in the basics, which is generally good but can also get really annoying. Some of the material is just a copy of the first google page you find when searching for the keyword. This wouldn't be a problem if the instructor would understand what he tries to teach. You are looking for a Python 3 Master course with a Python Master teaching you? Keep looking because here you will only find a Python Padawan who doesn't even have the stamina to reshoot a video after none of his code worked.

Really good explanation and real back to basics. Thank you, Sir! I wish you have a good day and still focus.

i am sorry to say that but Josh is not really fluent in python. I have some basic knowledge at python as I have learnt it at my university. He would often make mistakes that are not expected from him. kindly review his course. Check it yourself.

The instructor himself is confused some of times and sometimes get stuck while teaching and then just skips that part

Alguns erros cometidos pelo orientador que à princípio pareciam ser propositais porém se mostrou uma desatenção relacionada principalmente à sintaxe da instrução. Tal comportamento demonstrou, até o momento, uma falta de experiência com a linguagem de programação Python.

The instructor makes a lot of simple errors. This makes me wonder if he is experienced in Python or not. The explanation for some foundational concepts is vague and not good for beginners. The speed is also very slow and I have to play the videos on 1.5 speed. The coding homework is too easy. I intentionally did some wrong and it still said I got it right, so the feedback is not helpful.

after seeing many sessions, it is not clear to me whether Josh has enough teaching (or coding) experience to run a course like this. Code examples are ill designed, poorly executed and in many cases they just won't even show the concept that Josh is talking about. He does not finish a code debug on even simple things like printing an integer, which may be perfectly fine if you are doing this session alive, which is not the case. Based on this quality, I would never recommend this kind of course to a beginner, and in fact I am not really sure about udemy at all. It is clear that this course has no undergone any kind of quality review nor conceptually neither form practice point of view. I would not recommend this course not even for free

Quite a number of errors and depth of knowledge definitely seems to not be there. Visual Studio Code usage showing how to run Python scripts is poor. Constantly reads out just long lists of information directly from the screen.

Lots of errors, some of which were very basic, and then giving up on the errors instead of pausing the video and troubleshooting. That affects learning quite a bit. If I had not been programming in Python for about a year and had paid for the course, I would be completely lost and want my money back. Very disappointed in this course. More than once I had to question if the instructor was a beginner in Python or why he was actually teaching the course.

Although very helpful and knowledgeable, but Very slow and lengthy lectures. Not very interactive and interesting.

So far, it's heavy on learning *about* Python and not learning Python. He goes over the technical documents, community support, etc. in the beginning. I feel this could be better demonstrated by having us write code, make an intentional error, and then going to the support for help on why it doesn't work.

Tarda un poco en ponerse interesante, dedica mucho tiempo a explicar la documentación. Lo bueno es que enseña bien las bases, no se es que tan "master" sea el curso, porque ya estoy en el video 27 de 35 y creo que falta mucho tema para alguien que quiere ser muy bueno en el lenguaje, de pronto debería renombrar el curso a basics, fundamentals, 101, etc.