Good. In my case, I first started programming in November of this year and chose Python as my first introductory development language. I listened to the Python basics and solved about 200~300 application problems. I became interested in web scraping and I think I listened to more than 30 hours of related lectures. And then I ended up in web development. Of course, I don't plan on going into development as my main job... haha. Anyway, I listened to almost half of it, but I can't say it was easy for me, but it's definitely not a lecture that deserves a 1-star rating. If you have even a little understanding of Python's basic grammar and object-oriented programming, I don't think there's any reason you can't follow the lecture. I listened to one section to review, and I spent a few hours searching for parts I didn't understand. I'll definitely finish it and show off my website!