I recently developed a new Python course, with a focus on beginners and practical examples. I call it Practical Python Programming for Everyone (ppp4e).
Take five minutes out of your day to watch what must be the most moving and eloquent testimony in the history of congressional hearings. If you’ve seen this before, watch it again. You won’t be disappointed.
A new study reveals the age at which the human brain, on average, stops being the amazing linguistic sponge we’re all born with.
Check out this physical realization of a powerful self-motivation device.
This new course provides a practical, supportive, and fun environment for learning Python. Tuition is free for underrepresented groups.
I’m often asked to recommend a book to help students get started learning Python. There are many good ones, but depending on your style of learning, I have two specific recommendations.
I used to say “repetition is the basis of all learning”. Now so sure about that…
