I just purchased a course on Udemy: 100 Days of Code - The Complete Python Pro Bootcamp for 2021 by Dr. Angela Yu. I completed three of her courses earlier this year (on Web Development, Swift and Flutter) and I really like her style.
What made me decide on learning Python was realizing that I don't feel comfortable enough with any programming language to take on a technical interview or a coding challenge. I can code and create things using C#, Swift or Javascript, but I'm not programming daily nowadays and I don't know by heart the names of data structures, functions and properties. By learning Python, my goal is to feel prepared to complete coding exercises using a convenient and popular language which is completely strange for me right now.
I'm going to use Python for my project as well. This way, I won't only use Python as a theoretical tool, but also to build a complete, real website. I was struggling to decide whether to learn and use React or Angular, but I'll be betting on using Python instead of Javascript.
What made me decide on learning Python was realizing that I don't feel comfortable enough with any programming language to take on a technical interview or a coding challenge. I can code and create things using C#, Swift or Javascript, but I'm not programming daily nowadays and I don't know by heart the names of data structures, functions and properties. By learning Python, my goal is to feel prepared to complete coding exercises using a convenient and popular language which is completely strange for me right now.
I'm going to use Python for my project as well. This way, I won't only use Python as a theoretical tool, but also to build a complete, real website. I was struggling to decide whether to learn and use React or Angular, but I'll be betting on using Python instead of Javascript.