✅ – Most coding is done in Jupyter, which lets you run small chunks of code and see results immediately. Perfect for experimentation.
⚠️ – Compared to some newer courses, there are fewer built-in coding challenges. You’ll need to pause videos and experiment yourself. ✅ – Most coding is done in Jupyter,
At first glance, a course labeled "2020" might seem outdated. But don’t let the year fool you. This post breaks down exactly what the course offers, who it’s for, and whether it’s still a smart investment today. Created by Jose Portilla (Pierian Training), this bootcamp is designed for absolute beginners. It promises to take you from "zero to hero" by teaching Python fundamentals through a mix of video lectures, coding exercises, and projects. You’ll need to pause videos and experiment yourself
Here’s a helpful, honest blog post about the Udemy 2020 Complete Python Bootcamp: From Zero to Hero in Python course. Even though the "2020" edition is a few years old, the content remains incredibly relevant for beginners. If you’ve searched for Python courses on Udemy, you’ve almost certainly seen it: "2020 Complete Python Bootcamp: From Zero to Hero in Python" by Jose Portillo (often referred to as "Jose Portilla"). This post breaks down exactly what the course
✅ – Jose personally answers questions in the Q&A section, even for students who joined years later.