Ratings and Reviews for Using Databases with Python

A good course for beginners

You don't need to highlight the name of the program. You need to highlight the added location in your output. You need to open where.data in your programming text editor (Atom, SublimeText, Brackets, etc.) and add a new location that is not already in the given data set. Save the change, then run the code as instructed. #1 should have shown the output of geoload.py including the highlighted added location. #2 should have shown the output of geodump.py including the highlighted added location. #3 should have shown the added location zoomed in on the map. When requesting a reset on the discussion forum please copy and paste this note as proof that you've read and understood it. Mention in the thread title that you have a note from the instructor. Please reset

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Great course

Very good introduction to using Python with relational databases.

It was a good course to learn. But some how there is so many things to learn and every one should spend more time on learning other things that they are used in this course.

A wonderful journey a lot of challenges and experience, I loved it

It's a great course.

Another good introduction from Dr Chuck. Focussed on using SQLite to build and interrogate databases.

Good content, a wonderful instructor, and I look forward to taking more courses with him. I would appreciate more bite-sized assignments for the course each week. The instructions for the final assignment were not clear causing a delay in the submission.