Free Python Courses

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 Now that I had finished my first Python Programming course, I had no idea what to do. I do not have the confidence to start applying to companies. I do not know what the next step should be. I had a feeling I still have  to study some more. Also,  I would like to point out that I do not have any money to enroll in any paid courses. So, again, I asked Google for the Ten Best Free Python Programming Courses. 


From Google I learned about Udemy. In the list of the Ten Best Free Python Programming Courses, there are four courses from Udemy. I enrolled first in "Introduction to Python Programming" created by Avinash Jain.


The course was more like a review to me but I also picked up some new knowledge. It was quite short but now, I have a certificate.



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