Creative Coding: Hands-On Python Specialization

Become a Creative Programmer with Python!. How do I develop skill in textual programming while also learning to be creative while programming?
What you'll learn:
- Use the power of programming to answer questions using data, to automate and speed up tasks, and to be creative!
- Create reusable and scalable programs using the power of object-oriented programming.
- Develop debugging skills and better understand the process of testing code.

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Debugging: Hunting and Squashing Bugs (Coursera)

Apr 29th 2024
Debugging: Hunting and Squashing Bugs (Coursera)
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Learning how to debug is the most valuable skill to develop as you learn to program. This four-week course from the University of Michigan will help you improve your programming ability by providing you with the skills you need to understand and debug code.

Answering Interesting Questions with Data (Coursera)

Apr 29th 2024
Answering Interesting Questions with Data (Coursera)
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There is a huge amount of raw data available on the internet with endless potential. This four-week course from the University of Michigan will help you learn how to read data in different formats and write programs to scrape data from the internet.

Big Ideas in Programming: Expressing Yourself with Python (Coursera)

Harness the power of Python and its programming concepts to express yourself and refine all the work you do with this online course from the University of Michigan. This course is designed for anyone interested in learning Python. Whether you want to discuss programming with other professionals, teaching others [...]

The Power of Object-Oriented Programming (Coursera)

Object-oriented programming (or OOP) is a model that allows you to organize data by classes and objects using attributes. It’s also one of the most popular types of programming, making it an essential skill to help you better communicate with programmers in your organization.