The $15 Udemy course I almost skipped is now my go-to for Python basics
I kept seeing people recommend this one Python course but the price seemed too good to be true. I figured it was just a sales funnel for some expensive bootcamp. Last month I finally bought it on a whim because I was stuck on loops and functions for like 3 weeks. Turns out the instructor explains things way better than my free YouTube playlists. I finished the whole thing in 10 days and actually built a small script that sorts my music files. Has anyone else had a cheap course beat out the paid stuff they tried first?
Had the exact same thing happen with a 12 dollar course on sale, crushed it in a weekend after months of bouncing around free stuff. Cheap does not always mean bad, sometimes it just means the instructor is not trying to sell you a 2k bootcamp.