Isn't python courses all the same?

Question

I'm talking about these three courses:
1. Python For Beginners.
2. Python Intermediate.
3. Python core.
Isn't Python core just a mix-up of the 2 other courses?
And if so wouldn't it be better if I take Python's core certification only?

Answer 1

Before we had only 1 course and it was python core.

Now it is separated in beginner, intermediate.. but old course is still there

You can choose to learn from python core or take all others, if I am not wrong they learn you little more then python core, if you check them all. I suggest you to check all courses, so you don't miss some feature.

For certificate it sounds better "python core", then "python for beginners", but this certificates don't have much values, it is just proof where you learned about python.

Focus more on knowledge and build things with it. This will help you much more then having certificate.

Answer 2

In any case, 60% of the information will need to be googled, since these courses do not provide a deep understanding

Answer 3

In e, these courses somehow add each other by clarifying information. It will be better if you pass them all. Each new course is more complex and teaches new things about the Python language.

Answer 4

Thank you </CODER>

Answer 5

Thank you!! PanicS

Answer 6

That's right </CODER> I needed to search about for loops to understand it more deeply