If You Can Cook You Can Code Vol 2- Learn Python

If You Can Cook You Can Code Vol 2: Learn Python, available at $34.99, has an average rating of 4.25, with 9 lectures, based on 24 reviews, and has 4544 subscribers.

You will learn about Understand the basics of Python Have a good programming foundation that can be applied to any programming language Be able to break down problems in the real world and implement the solution in Python This course is ideal for individuals who are Entrepreneurs who want to code or lead a technical team or Professionals who want to add a programming skillset to their resume or Students who want to build their first website or mobile app It is particularly useful for Entrepreneurs who want to code or lead a technical team or Professionals who want to add a programming skillset to their resume or Students who want to build their first website or mobile app.

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Summary

Title: If You Can Cook You Can Code Vol 2: Learn Python

Price: $34.99

Average Rating: 4.25

Number of Lectures: 9

Number of Published Lectures: 9

Number of Curriculum Items: 9

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 9

Original Price: $199.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Understand the basics of Python

Have a good programming foundation that can be applied to any programming language

Be able to break down problems in the real world and implement the solution in Python

Who Should Attend

Entrepreneurs who want to code or lead a technical team

Professionals who want to add a programming skillset to their resume

Students who want to build their first website or mobile app

Target Audiences

Entrepreneurs who want to code or lead a technical team

Professionals who want to add a programming skillset to their resume

Students who want to build their first website or mobile app

Have you decided to learn Python as your first programming language? Or learning Python for a new job? Or just heard that Python is one of the best modern languages to learn?

If so, youre on the right track. Python is an incredibly powerful language and that can be used in almost any situation. Thats why I chose Python as the first course in the If You Can Cook, You Can Code Series.

Are you a beginner to programming? If so, heres why this course is different (otherwise, please skip down a bit).

Many courses that teach an introduction to Python are not aimed at first time programmers. In fact, most of them arent. Instead, they are aimed at students who have already programmed in other languages and just want to learn Python.

The problem is that if you are just starting out, you wont understand a lot of the terminology used, and a lot of the concepts that the teacher refers to wont make sense.

Why?

Because programming is not one skill, but two.

The first is learning how to solve problems abstractly, by breaking them down in to bite sized pieces that a computer can solve.

The second is figuring out how to tell the computer to solve these bite sized problems using the programming language you have chosen.

Heres the thingalmost any problem can be solved in almost any programming language. The reason people choose one language over another is because in one language you can get the same problem solved in 1/10th of the lines of code. Why write 1000 lines of code in one language if you can solve the same problem in 120 lines of code in another?

This is a big reason why people choose Python and other modern, high level languages.

its like telling somebody make some chocolate chip cookies versus giving them step by step instructions. The former is a high level command, the latter is more low level.

How does cooking come into play?

Well, the cooking metaphor starts with the recipe. It turns out, if youve ever written a recipe, you are already a programmer. A recipe is a program, usually 20-40 lines long, that tells someone how to create some food item.

In each recipe, you have raw ingredients and you have a preparation, which tells the chef how to mix and transform the ingredients into the final result (which is often shown as a picture in the top right corner of the recipe).

Youll learn Python quickly by understanding data as your raw ingredients, and computer algorithms (aka functions or methods) as the preparation in a recipe.

This course is different from any other kind of programming course out there. Everything youll hear is in plain english and explained with concrete cooking metaphors. That means youll get each new concept the first time around instead of the fifth.

Im a self taught programmer. I know what its like to read books, go through courses and literally feel like you just spend hours and didnt learn a thing. I created this course series to provide an alternative to the current programming books and courses out there, and I hope you enjoy it.

Remember, this course isnt just about the content, its also about the discussion section. If you have any questions or something doesnt make sense, all you have to do is ask and youll get a personal response from me (and plenty of cooking references/metaphors)

See you in the course,

Timothy

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Chapter 2: Programming is Ingredients and Preparation

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Data and Algorithms

Lecture 3: What is Data

Lecture 4: What are Algorithms

Chapter 3: Data Are the Ingredients in Your Recipe

Lecture 1: Data in Python

Lecture 2: Pieces of Data Part 1

Lecture 3: Pieces of Data Part 2

Lecture 4: Collections of Data

Instructors

Timothy Kenny
Author of Accelerated Learning for Entrepreneurs

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1 stars: 4 votes

2 stars: 6 votes

3 stars: 2 votes

4 stars: 2 votes

5 stars: 10 votes

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