Will machine learning, data science, python data structure, python for Finance courses remain in Sololearn new version?

Question

I have already started machine learning, data science, python for Finance courses. Sololearn notified me that the old version of Sololearn will be removed after two weeks. Will the courses mentioned above be lost with updating ? Please let me know.

Answer 1

There are 10 days left. On 18 April the previous courses will be removed from sololearn. If you want to complete these courses and get certificates then you should complete those courses in these 10 days because after 10 days these courses will be removed but the certificates will still remain in your profile.

Answer 2

Aly I am also disappointed. There is no enough time in hand. I can't understand whether I continue with my pending courses in old version or not. There is a low probability of completing my pending courses due to lack of time. I am in a fix now.

>>> Absolutely 💯 Dipanita Saha. Agree with your above comment.

I have many pending courses to complete. Neither am I upgrading courses now, nor I am going to complete before April 18th.

Whatever is it. Will fresh start with upgraded once after 18th. Though there are couple of courses that are not in upgrade list. Plan is to learn those meanwhile.

Answer 3

Complete course list :
https://www.sololearn.com/Discuss/3205664/?ref=app

If any of your in - progress courses got replaced with new one, you can mailto sololearn, to be available till 18. You can complete it before then..

Answer 4

Here is the email from April 5:
Hi Brian!

 We noticed you’re still enrolled in at least one old course with limited features.

 Let's fix that! In 2 weeks, those old versions will go on permanent vacation 🍹 and we'll upgrade you, free of charge, to our best courses, with up to 85% practical exercises, in faster, bite-size lessons!

 You don't have to wait! You can already start (and even finish, if you're quick enough):

 [link]Jump to best courses

 Don't worry, you’ll still keep your Streak, certificates, XP, Bits, Hearts and all your saved code.

 [link]Already made a lot of progress?

 Amazing! If you're up to the challenge, you'll get to keep the certificate for any course you can finish in these 2 weeks.

 [link]💪  Finish my course

 (Then, with your skills, you'd be able to breeze through the new course too! Just an idea. 😉)

Answer 5

The email indicates that the old courses will be removed. If you want the old certificates then you must finish the courses by April 18.

Answer 6

I'm not sure which ones are the old and which ones the new courses. I lost track 🫢

Answer 7

Aly I am also disappointed. There is no enough time in hand. I can't understand whether I continue with my pending courses in old version or not. There is a low probability of completing my pending courses due to lack of time. I am in a fix now.

Answer 8

Brian Ok. Thank you so much

Answer 9

It seems that way, im disappointed because i had not reached machine learning yet and now wont have time. They also already deleted my other course python core and i was almost done.

Answer 10

Aly here is the link for Python Core. It is still in my profile. I wonder if you might still be able to access it.
https://www.sololearn.com/Course/Python/?ref=app

Answer 11

Hey Rob Newman - I was given no choice but to update- originally it let me choose not to delete the course, but the next time the app would not open at all unless I updated, then I opened the app and Python Core was gone and it redirected me to “the new course” which is really just the same EXACT python intermediate course. That disappointed me, i thought they were adding new / updated courses.

Answer 12

Hey Aly , Sololearn is weird how on the app it does that to you but for me on the app it gives me the choice to choose.

Also weird is how everyone else can do name tag mentions but mine never works after I press submit on my reply. Besides that minor thing, the app seems a good framework for a great community of people learning programming around the world 🙂

Answer 13

Rob Newman to highlight a mention, precede it by the @ sign (e.g., @Rob Newman).

Answer 14

Thanks Brian , I do that name mention with @name but sololearn has a bug for me and never works for me once I submit the comment. I'm awaiting reply from Sololearn about why... just strange bug 🤷‍♂️

Answer 15

Евгений Aly D Shah 🎯⏳️ I shared in my activity feed my email from Sololearn, I couldnt get it to share as link to here. My email didn't say which courses I needed to upgrade, just that I have one or more old courses to upgrade.

Answer 16

Jay Matthews What will happen in April 18 ? Please let me know. I know nothing about the matter. Will I stop learning any lessons for this month ? Please give me advice

Answer 17

Hasnain [ACTIVE CHALLENGER] Got it. Thank you so much.

Answer 18

Rob Newman Tech for everyone, SQL intermediate, C++ intermediate, C intermediate, C# intermediate, Java intermediate and JavaScript intermediate are the new courses that I have noticed.

Answer 19

Thanks Dipanita Saha ,I have started the machine learning and data science courses, I hope these are not classed as old courses as I don't see all their elements in the python Data science or python intermediate course.

I'm guessing the logos help show what is new. I will see what I can get through before April 18th! 🙂

Answer 20

Unix Versions and Languages



Unix versions 1, 2, and 3 are written in assembly language and the fourth version is written in C language. Detail With date.

Unix version 1 was developed by Ken Thompson at Bell Labs in 1969. It was written in assembly language and designed for the PDP-7 computer.

Unix version 2 was released in 1972, and it was also written in assembly language. It was designed for the PDP-11 computer and included new features like pipes, which allowed for communication between processes.

Unix version 3 was released in 1973 and, like its predecessors, was also written in assembly language. It added support for the Inter-Process Communication (IPC) system and was designed for the PDP-11/40 computer.

Unix version 4 was released in 1973 and was a significant milestone in the development of Unix. It was the first version to be written in the C programming language, which allowed for more portability and easier maintenance of the codebase. It was also designed for the PDP-11/45 computer.