- Confused by Python dicts, or wondering how you can take advantage of them in your programs?
- Do you wonder how Python functions work, and how you can make them more “Pythonic,” and easier to maintain?
- Do you wonder why everyone raves about Git, when it seems impossibly hard to understand? Cloning, pulling, and pushing mostly work… but when they don’t, Git seems like magic, and not the good kind.
If any (or all) of the above is true, then you’ll likely be interested in one or more of the live, online classes I’m teaching later this month:
- Python dictionaries, on Wednesday, October 25
- Python functions, on Thursday, October 26
- Understanding Git, on Tuesday, October 31 and Wednesday, November 1
Each of these classes is live, with tons of live-coding demos, exercises, and time for Q&A. My goal is for you to understand these technologies, how they work, and (most importantly) how you can use them effectively in your work.
Previous classes have been small and highly interactive. These are the same classes I give to some of the best-known companies in the world, such as Apple, Cisco, IBM, PayPal, VMWare, and Western Digital; I’m sure that you’ll enjoy yourself, and come out a better engineer.
Better yet: Buy a ticket by this Friday, and you’ll get a substantial (20%) discount on the ticket price.
This is not a recorded class (although recordings will be available later on). I’ll be speaking and interacting the entire time, giving you a chance to get your questions answered. I want to make sure you really understand what’s going on, and will answer any questions you have!
Speaking of which: If you have questions, just e-mail me at reuven@lerner.co.il, and I’ll do my best to answer.
And if you’re a student, ask me for a coupon code that will give you a substantial discount off of the ticket price.
I hope that you can join me for one or more of these classes!
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