This is a satisfying course for Python beginners. From the perspective of someone learning Python for the first time, it's great for grasping the overall flow and getting a feel for it. Rather than learning everything in depth at once, it's a course that's just right for beginners as you can feel what it's like to actually create a program. I'd like to recommend it to those who want a course that's not overwhelming at the Python beginner level.

I am an experienced Python user and frequently use Python in my work. I've already taken many Python courses and was familiar with most of the content in this course, but I decided to take it because it was newly released and taught by a foreign instructor. Pros: - The videos are up-to-date as of 2025, and you can see the effort put into video quality. - The explanations are concise, and I could feel the intention to expose learners to various modules in addition to basic Python syntax. - I think the subtitle quality is also good. Cons: - Even though this is a course for beginners, I felt the explanations lacked depth. It literally feels like just getting a taste. - I personally didn't like Section 12 (Project Part) and Section 13 (Flask Part). For Section 12, the lecture titles within that section make it seem like you'll develop substantial projects, but in reality, it's just briefly touching on some features. I think it would have been better if they had one proper project and divided the process of completing it into separate lectures. For Section 13 Flask part, it might be good for complete programming beginners to try, but those who have experience with other programming languages might find it boring. (It feels like just briefly experiencing using Flask rather than depth or explanation of Flask itself) - This course is titled "Ultimate Job Preparation - From Beginner to Advanced," but I recommend changing the course title. I think it's just an introductory course where you follow along and get a taste of various things.