https://openedg.org/python-institute
They offer courses and certifications. Certification mirrors the course.
Courses are 100% free. If you wanna do the certification, you do have to buy a voucher.
Good luck, I got into programming with JavaScript. But I learned python through the courses I mentioned.
Because if someone tries to grab the bat, the sock comes off.
They can't grab the bat, at least not initially.
I thought this was just a funny meme...
But oh my it's real.An actual chicken vacuum exists
So get this.
There's literally a Kansas City, Kansas.
And a Kansas City, Missouri.
I assume it would apply to both cities.
Just fyi, as someone living in KC for the last 14 years...
The majority of Kansas City is in Missouri.
Also, wish I had a better answer for you. But, I live on the Missouri side so I'm not at all up to date on Kansas politics.
Good grief, woman
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Ah yes, apparently there are dumbfucks that still frequent reddit according to you... And you just desperately need to reach them with this brave message.
But you're the one posting about it? Who is it actually that's preoccupied with Reddit? Glass houses and all that
Honestly, I would start with learning JavaScript.
Anything in the browser runs on JavaScript, and it's a very forgiving language to learn for beginners.
Ok, I'm sorry but this is hilarious.
I also have an over-fondness for dad jokes.
Well I think it originated around there, and it's a particular style. And I personally recommend the chicken rather than mutton, but to each their own
There is a difference between Hyderabadi biryani and standard biryani, usually has to do with how the meat is marinated.
A decent write-up I found:
https://biryanibykilo.com/blog-difference-between-hyderabadi-biryani-and-lucknowi-biryani
Saw Mission impossible as well this weekend.
What a great movie! Especially that train sequence at the end!
Really reminded me of that sequence from one of the uncharted games. Uncharted 2 I think?
If you already know C, JavaScript should be pretty easy to learn. It's funny, I actually didn't learn JavaScript from that resource.
But flipping thru it a little bit today, it's pretty decent stuff and walks you thru the language basics and idiosyncracies.
JavaScript was the first programming language I spent a lot of time with, so I'm biased in saying this. But it's extremely easy to learn & program with.
Factor in things like npm and node.js, it's very easy to get projects off the ground quickly. I of course do recommend learning the basics first, but also use chatGPT to help build a basic webapp. Building anything will only accelerate the learning process.