Ratings and Reviews for Using Python to Access Web Data

I am totally new to programming. I have experience working in a technical environment and have a lot to do with IT in my daily job, but I wanted to learn something new. I made different attempts to learn to programm, but all of them failed. Now, I have been doing the whole module of Python for Everybody (5 courses) and I am enjoying it a lot. Lectures by Dr Chuck are really insporational, well prepared and easy to understand to a person who does not have any experience with programming. I am becoming more and more involved into python:).

Just a fantastic class. The things I've learned! The confidence I've gained in my ability to figure things out! Truly, a wonderful set of classes.

Extremely well taught course with great assignments that are also set-up and explained in detail. Learned so much in this course and am very excited to continue with the next course in this specialisation.

Great Work by Dr. Chuck . He is a great teacher.

Very good

Sadly in comparison with the first two courses of this specialization in 'Using Python to Access Web Data' the difficulty increases exponentially. For me it was definitely harder to keep the pace with all the infos. Instead of the office hours and the interviews to VIPs and other relevant people to the field I'd like to see more worked exercises. Also, after May 25 2018 both Google and Twitter changed their policies about the retrieval of data. So it was impossible to follow the instuctions step by step on how to build an API in Twitter.

very useful course. Dr. Chuck's way of teaching is exemplary. i would like to think of him as teacher of teachers. as usual the course materials are excellent and the quizzes and assignments test and reinforce the understanding of the concepts.

非常棒，希望可以坚持下去

If you are interested to Regular expression, json, xml, web sockets, networking and how all the things work with python then this course is for you. If you are beginner , stay away. Assignment is hard.

I feel that some of the videos here were short and fast. JSON could have been dealt in more detail. It would have been nice to have a piece where you write a program only to dump the JS and then use that dump to show how the individual elements can be retrieved, counted etc. It was not intuitive for me to know that print ("Place id", js["results"][0]["place_id"]) would print place_id. I had to dump the JS, look down and see the tree structure and get it. Twitter API video especially was too fast and short.