Python 3: Deep Dive (Part 2 - Iterators, Generators) (Udemy.com)

This is the best course on Udemy for learning Python in depth. Dr. Fred explains even the most intricate Python concepts with exceptional clarity and well-designed coding exercises. The lessons are so engaging that the concepts truly sink in, enabling learners to apply logic confidently and solve real-world programming challenges in their day-to-day work.

The second part is even better than the first thanks to the addition of several projects in which everything taught in the lectures and coding sessions can be applied. The projects are well-thought-out, challenging without being too hard, and accompanied by a detailed exposition of Fred's own approach, which will give you a chance to improve your own code and pick up good practices. Lectures and coding sessions have the same excellent quality as in the first part. Highly recommended.

Exactly what I was looking for -- a "Deep Dive" into Python. Helps to truly UNDERSTAND the Python way of doing things and has made me a much more productive and efficient Python programmer. Fred (the instructor) takes a very methodical approach to almost every element of the language and explains "what is really going on under the covers", so-to-speak. This really helps to understand which construct to use (or not!) in which circumstances.

Now passing more than 60 completed courses on Udemy, many of them on the topic of Python (web, machine learning, and so on)., this is without a doubt the best series on the Python programming language I have done. I really enjoy the depth the instructor goes into, along with his clear and easy to understand explanation. This is an extremely helpful step towards the mastery of the Python programming language. I am looking forward to part 3 and 4. My only request is that it would be nice if the last section was updated with asyncio.

Loved the structuring of the course as well as the entire series . This part is all about optimizing stuff. Before going through this course , i used to listify almost everything before performing operations on it. After understanding iterators and iterables i no longer feel a need for creating unnecessary variables for performing such operations. By the end of the course, i have a good understanding on lazy evaluation and how helpful it is. I am looking forward to a course on Parallelism and Concurrency by Fred.

If you strive learn as much as possible and understand how things work when learning new technologies then this series of Deep Dive courses by Fred Baptiste on Python is highly recommended. Fred covers topics you won't find in many other Python courses. What makes these courses even better is the exceptional skill the instructor has in teaching the material. Fred is a natural teacher and the type of "professor" I wish I had when studying computer science in college.

This is series of classes is the most comprehensive, in-depth, dive into the details of python I have ever encountered, whether in classes, books, or other tutorials. For those who want to hone their skills to a fine point, I couldn’t recommend a more masterful class. It is well thought out, well presented, and amazing in depth. I thought I knew Python before, but having seen this “Dundee wonderland”, I realize how far I have to go. Well done!

Some complex explanations are not very clear to understand why is working that way and some simple explanations are very repetitive.

Other courses are good at being general "How-To" courses. Fred's course is not just a series of "How-To" videos. Rather it is a comprehensive look at the python language and the python standard library. As a result you not only learn python language syntax, you learn what is happening "under the covers" when the code executes. This kind of information can be essential when trying to track down subtle bugs in your code. Knowledge is power!

After completing this course I can say it's even better then Part 1(and I didn't think that would be possible). The projects added after each section were such a great addition(thank you for that). If you study the description before buying this course I don't really get it why would you rate it less than 5 stars. I hope you'll continue releasing courses, Mr Baptiste(other than Part 3, which I'm starting now).