"Automating your work? Who doesn't know what's good for them?" You don't need to use a knife to catch a chicken. I want to show you that 10 lines of simple code are more practical than complex crawlers on the Internet.
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5.0
real good
I just read the basic Python textbook (I only understand the basics of HTML and CSS..) I was looking for a lecture worth listening to, and since it was cheap, I decided to listen to it first! I bought it. The content is not that difficult, and it is a lecture where you can follow along slowly and create simple task automation(?) yourself. I am still a beginner, so the functions of the modules used in the lecture are unfamiliar, but I think I can study them separately.. It is not something great, but it was fun to create something with Python myself.ㅎ However, it was a little disappointing that the audio volume was uneven depending on the lecture. I thought it would be good to give a challenge(?) or an application case that a beginner like me can try towards the last lecture. Thank you for the great lecture. (__)
5.0
정승원
Thank you for your hard work, it was very helpful!
5.0
송규빈
It broadened my perspective on new methods of automation.
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These days, coding is becoming more prevalent in all jobs, to the point where it's called a developer's world.
But I'm not a developer, so do I really need to know how to code as well as a developer?
I started out thinking that just as developers don't need to know Excel as much as I do, I don't need to code as much as developers do.
You don't need a knife to kill a chicken, right? I started off with a rough idea. A rough draft of a code for leaving work on time!
The lecture video uses Python 2.7.
However, I have confirmed that it works the same as 3.9.
We've written lecture-specific guidance on some of the changes.
Who is this course right for?
For those who have just finished learning Python grammar and want to try creating something new
Anyone who wants to try something for fun
People who don't like repetitive tasks
People who work in management support at companies with less than 10 employees
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Python Basic Grammar
Simple HTML, CSS
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11 lectures ∙ (2hr 2min)
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It would be nice if there was an advanced course as well.
Hello, Hadobin:) I'm sorry I couldn't satisfy you ㅠㅠ This lecture focuses on learning Python and implementing easy functions, so I think you may feel it is lacking because it doesn't cover in-depth content or detailed parts. If I get the chance, I will try to make another lecture with more detail and meticulousness (and improve the video quality^^;)
Yes~ I think so now that I know a little bit. It's not that the lecture level is bad~~ It's just that I didn't think about the basics, didn't read the explanations in detail, and thought it was an advanced course, so that's why. I listened to the lecture well. I'm looking forward to the advanced course too~!!
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I just read the basic Python textbook (I only understand the basics of HTML and CSS..) I was looking for a lecture worth listening to, and since it was cheap, I decided to listen to it first! I bought it. The content is not that difficult, and it is a lecture where you can follow along slowly and create simple task automation(?) yourself. I am still a beginner, so the functions of the modules used in the lecture are unfamiliar, but I think I can study them separately.. It is not something great, but it was fun to create something with Python myself.ㅎ However, it was a little disappointing that the audio volume was uneven depending on the lecture. I thought it would be good to give a challenge(?) or an application case that a beginner like me can try towards the last lecture. Thank you for the great lecture. (__)
Hello, real good:) I'm so sorry that I'm only commenting now on such a long and thoughtful review ㅠ_ㅠ! My goal was to make a lecture that would be as concise as possible and helpful for practical work, so I'm glad it was helpful :) If I get a chance, I'll try to fix the microphone volume issue as well. Work less and earn more!
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