Will I become a GOOD Python programmer by learning all Sololearn courses?

Question

If I complete all the courses (I already completed the "beginner" one), like beginner, intermediate and core (and eventually the advanced one, when/if added), will I become good enough to be able to eventually get a job as a Python developer and do useful things?

Thank you in advance for the answer.

P.s.: I'm not one who's studying specifically to get a job, O can't even work at my age 😅, so just explain to me the things I asked, thanks in advance for helping! And sorry X my English!

Answer 1

No, these are starter courses. Learn these down to the line and then when you know enough to come up with ideas on your own, search about python libraries that do what you want and learn how to use them. And if there's none, you just stumbled on a project of a lifetime.

Answer 2

LOL...! there is no such thing as either good r bad in programing no matter what, u r just a programmer. Your not doing anything illegal to become bad...i hope u understood. But practice makes u an efficient and prominent programmer among the others.

Answer 3

Camillo Porrati
For starters, I advise you to read the book "byte of python" it is a good book for start

Answer 4

These courses are good helpers but you should also try to solve exercises from other platforms and make some projects. Nonetheless you are on the good track 😄

Answer 5

No you won't be. You can learn them but not even be able to have the skills and do real projects because mainly here it is not that too deep. Hence I prefer going to read books, YouTube then come back here

Answer 6

hi, unfortunately not. To become a professional, you need to read more books and do practice.

Answer 7

Slick Okay, thank you!

Answer 8

1 2 3 4 5 6 🇷🇺 Benny MG And do you have good YT recommendations or especially books recommendations? Thank you for your help!

Answer 9

Vamsi Reddy Okay, thank you!

Answer 10

Stefan Corneteanu Thank you for your reply! And do you have specific recommendations?

Answer 11

W3schools, youtube, coursera, udemy, udacity, and the list goes on

Answer 12

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Answer 13

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