Learn Python with a Software Engineer: 75+ Videos and 10000+ Lines of Code

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Learn Python with a Software Engineer: 75+ Videos and 10000+ Lines of Code 

Dear friends and fellow Python enthusiasts,


I am the creator of the "Learn with Python" course and I wanted to say thank you for sharing it with others. I spent the last 160 hours putting together the 75+ videos and went through over 10,000 lines of code to ensure that the course was comprehensive and accurate. I have over 10+ years of experience in the tech industry, have built over 100 software products, and have participated in over 100 hackathons and conferences. I have also received over 20 awards and attributions for my work.


In addition, I have raised funding for more than half of the startups I have built, with several raising over $1 million. I have two solid computer engineering M.Sc. degrees and a B.Sc. degree from some of the most prestigious universities in the world. I have also read over 300 books on technology.


I am also looking for people who can help me share my course. I have a channel with over 2,000 subscribers and my course has already garnered over 60,000 views. I am grateful for the support I have received and I am looking for others who can help me continue to share my knowledge and expertise with the world.


The course covers everything you need to know about Python, from the basics to advanced concepts, and includes official documentation and research to ensure accuracy. Each video comes with an exercise to help reinforce the concepts, and the series of small, highly digestible videos make it easy to learn and retain the information.


I also have deep respect for my viewers and am grateful for the support you have shown for my course. I offer this course to you, as well as your friends and family, as a gift and a way to help you learn and grow with Python. I love what I do and am happy to be able to share my knowledge and expertise with others.


Thank you again for your support and for sharing my course. I hope you continue to learn and grow with Python. If you are interested in helping me share my course, please let me know. Keep up the great work and I can't wait to see what amazing things you will create.


Link to the course: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DQD0d79sqVM&list=PLpMTHmi814W0ALSMHOYipXaO50BKRY3jT&ab_channel=AminBoulouma


Sincerely,

Amin

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