It was a great help for non-majors and people who are new to Python. It may be hard to understand at first, but I listened to it repeatedly. The second and third times, I listened to only the parts I didn’t understand, and as I did so, I gradually understood more and more. At first, it sounded like alien language, then Korean but difficult words, but gradually it started to sound like words I knew! I kept listening like that, and a month ago, I participated in a study group, which was even better. If it weren’t for the study group, I would have put off actually coding because I didn’t think I was good enough yet, but because of the study group, when I didn’t understand something, I would look for a lecture on Danjit After Work and listen to it, and type along with the code, and I improved a lot. A new textbook was released in the 9th session, and it was very good. Coding seems to have a different style for each person, but in my case, since I listened to the Danjit After Work lectures, the Sina Gong textbook written by the instructor was very easy to understand and good. I think it’s more effective when the book and the lecture go together. I’m a long-distance commuter and I’m not alone, so I don’t have much time to study, so I’m sorry that I didn’t get a high score, but I’m glad that I passed this time. Thank you.