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 code, without interrupting your work every few hours to check (or double-check) something? After all, whether you’re a data scientist, ...
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 Weekly Python Exercise was the boost they needed to become more familiar with Python.Now, if Python fluency is your goal, then ...
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 that this is one of the best ways out there to improve your Python fluency. That’s because it combines actual ...
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 what I’ve done over the past year. But the coming year looks like it’ll be just as exciting, if not ...
It’s hard to exaggerate just how hot Python is right now. Lots of companies — from small startups to the Fortune 100 — have realized that Python allows them to do more in less time, and with less code. This means, of course, that companies are scrambling to hire Python ...
Today (Monday) is the final chance to get 50% off all of my Python, data science, and Git courses, including the six cohorts of Weekly Python Exercise I’m offering in 2020. Don’t miss out; go to https://store.lerner.co.il/ and use the coupon code BF2019 to get the best prices I’m offering ...