What you’ll learn
- Python
Requirements
- A Computer
- An Internet
Description
f you’re looking to pivot to a career in web or software development (always a savvy way to break into tech), you can’t go wrong learning the foundational trio of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. But to REALLY stand out in a crowded field of applicants, you’ll eventually need to add additional programming languages to your toolkit.
That’s where things can get tricky because there are SO MANY coding languages out there. How can you know which ones are worth learning? No, it’s not time to pick a name out of a hat—it’s about figuring out which programming language will give you the highest return on investment.
And that brings us to learning Python. We’ve put together this guide on Python that starts from the very beginning, then deep dives into 13 reasons why you should consider adding it to your skill list. Knowledge is power, right?
Python is a general-purpose coding language—which means that, unlike HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, it can be used for other types of programming and software development besides web development.
Python can be used for things like:
- Back end (or server-side) web and mobile app development
- Desktop app and software development
- Processing big data and performing mathematical computations
- Writing system scripts (creating instructions that tell a computer system to “do” something)
But don’t let Python’s broad range scare you. Just like those more familiar-sounding languages, Python is an easy to learn, in-demand programming language that can exponentially increase your chances of getting hired and income in a matter of months.
Who this course is for:
- Anyone Interested in Programming in Python
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Alishey
02/2020
English
709.6 MB
