Getting Started with Programming: Introduction to Python (Inflearn Original)

I went to about 3 computer academies in Gangnam offline, took classes on a site with a similar name to Post-it, and read about 6-7 books on Python. Maybe it's because I'm not a major, or because my job isn't development-related (I work in the CS industry), but I often felt like my skills weren't improving even after spending so much time. During that time, I came across a course called "Introduction to Python and Creating Various Automation Applications Using Web Crawling" on Inflearn, and my perspective on Python changed. I created and distributed a work automation application for my current company and received an award, and based on what I learned from a good person, I successfully transferred to a large company by writing my resume. I hesitated a lot about whether or not to buy the beginner's course. When I looked at the table of contents, I thought that most of the content was already familiar, so I wondered if it was really necessary to listen to it, but I bought it out of loyalty to the good person and Inflearn. (I intentionally waited for the discount to end before buying it...) In the end, I made the right purchase. I was able to review the content I already knew, and I learned about 4~5 things I didn't know. It was a lecture worth the money. I really liked that it covered the basics solidly, and I think it's probably the only lecture in Korea that tells you how it can be used in future development work. I'm going to take the intermediate course now!

I think this is a really good course to learn Python basics. In my case, I learned Python once before, but after working on a Django project, I only developed with JavaScript, so I wanted to study Python again, so I bought the course. I was impressed by how the instructor caught important parts here and there even though I was learning Python for the first time. There were also advanced courses here and there, so I had a feeling that I should study something later. ㅎㅎ.. As someone who has taken several Python Basic online courses, I think this course is a really good course to build Python basics. I think you will be able to grasp these courses after taking it twice. ^^:; However, since it is Inflearn Original(?), I have a suggestion. I wish there were more projects. It is really hard for beginners to gain practical experience while developing, so I think that having a lot of project experience will be helpful in future work. I think it would be even better if individual reviews for projects were possible. In my case, I paid a considerable amount of money(?) to take a development course at Udacity, but in Korea, I think Infraon is the leader among these programming education sites, so I thought it would be better if they had a process that includes projects + inspections (even if the cost is much higher), so I wrote a lot in the course review.

As a beginner, I am listening to the lectures well. In particular, the 'Ask a question' function is very helpful. I am studying the parts that I do not understand well or am lacking on the Internet, but there are times when I am lost because I do not know exactly what I do not know and do not know how to search. At this time, the 'Ask a question' function is a rain in a drought for beginners. If I have any wishes, 1. I wish the lectures were in the form of a textbook (so that I can use it as a reference material) and 2. It would be better if simple practice problems were given for each chapter so that I can review what I learned. I will listen hard with the goal of completing the course! Thank you for the great lecture :)

This is a great lecture for beginners! I took this lecture with almost no knowledge of coding, and it helped me a lot! The class and function parts were a little difficult, but I think this is something I need to practice more. I plan to sign up for the next lecture!

great

I'm learning for the first time, but I like that you teach me the basics well and step by step!

Introduction to Python, although it is called basic, it is true that it was difficult at times. However, once you get over that difficult hurdle, Python becomes fun! The basic theory is the same no matter which language you study. After taking several lectures, I felt that they definitely covered the basics. I grew even more by asking questions about things I didn't know or by giving short answers to the questioner about things I know! Through this lecture, I was able to clearly see where I was lacking, and it was so good that it gave me a direction on how to study in the future! If there is anyone around me who is worried about the basics of Python, I would recommend Inflearn's "Starting Programming: Introduction to Python" right away!! As an additional note, I think it would be good if there were review problems and practice problems for each chapter. It feels like I'm just writing code and moving on, so if I do the review problems and practice problems myself instead of just looking at them, I think I'll be able to see where I'm lacking more :) Now, I'll take a 30-minute summary lecture and move on to the intermediate course!

It was nice to be able to watch simple video lectures during my commute or when I had some spare time. The lecture examples were well commented, which was very helpful for studying Python grammar.