I haven't finished it yet, but I'm satisfied because the sections seem to be well-divided for beginners. I heard that there are companies that use PyQt these days, so I applied, and I hope it will be helpful later.

Overall, it was a satisfactory lecture.

I studied only the basics of Python and took the course right away. It was amazing how I could easily make a game just by knowing the core grammar. More than anything, the story was explained at the beginning of each game, and the planning and design were shown before going into coding, and I was able to get tips on how to actually make a game. The speed wasn't too fast, so I could follow along or pause for a moment and try it myself. I also explained important and frequently used grammar in between, and I could check it visually right away, so it stayed in my memory well. In addition, I recommend making a game right away rather than continuing to study grammar, and since all the games were cute, I was able to take the course without getting bored. Thank you!

The content explanations were clear and the materials were well organized, so it was good for beginners.