Ratings and Reviews for Programming for Everybody (Getting Started with Python)

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Easy to understand, perfectly explained and challenging exercises.

Good basic Foundation course for Python

Associate Professor Severence is very good in getting the message through. Lectures are very explanatory and Python itself is very interesting. Recommend to those, who love mathematics.

Really great starting course for python.

Easy to follow and understand and I feel I know more about Python.

I like this course so much.i love prof Charles. He is very humorous and explained in a very clear and interesting ,simple way to make the students understand. Thank you very much!

Thank you professor for teaching me all the basics of Python, I've learned a great deal from you!

This is the first online course in which I've enrolled. Before stepping my feet into COURSEA's course (Programming for Everybody) I tried my level best to learn Python but never went beyond "if/elif/else" but after taking this course though I'm in the middle of it but I can proudly say that I've crossed my previous milestone & a new horizon has rose in front of me. InshAllah I will go beyond that horizon. I am a bachelor's degree (Bachelor of Studies in English Language (HONS)) holder but this is the best thing that ever happened to me in my whole 16 years of education career. Thanks COURSERA for providing such a marvelous opportunity and courses along with perfectly modified course outlines and study related content to students who previously never got exposed to what they want to learn on COURSERA. This is such a wonderful platform for every beginner. Thanks COURSERA, I owe you.

Really an exceptional course. Instructor did a great job, and by taking good notes I managed to complete every assignment on my own, without help - which is unusual for online courses. The automated graded system is accurate but brutally exact, so be careful when submitting because something as simple as an extra space in one of the responses is enough to trigger an error (but fortunately usually very easy to fix). Another perk is that for people coming from a background in R, like myself, the latest version of Python - 3 - is closer to R than previous versions in terms of syntax, so it's a pretty easy transition. For everybody else this is a great starting point. Highly recommend this course!