Python 3: Deep Dive (Part 3 - Dictionaries, Sets, JSON) (Udemy.com)

As usual, this is a great course of high quality. I really appreciate the inclusion of some theory on associative arrays — a little theoretical background always helps in understanding the subject better. The pace of explanation is excellent, with plenty of examples progressing from simpler concepts to more advanced topics. I also like the approach of not just saying, "Here’s a package for decoding — use it," but instead providing reasoning and context on why it’s important and necessary. Thanks a lot!

Very, very good structure of the course with very good examples. The Code examples are clearly and easy to remember. The exercises are challenging but easy to master with what you have learned in the chapters. I‘m absolutely delikates with this course and can recommended it to anyone. Fred is a great teacher who is easy to follow, even with complex Tanks.

This is my third of Freds courses and really consolidated my understanding of dictionaries and hash maps. The programming exercises were challenging and I had to think hard to solve them but I learned a lot through doing so. His courses are all excellent and I highly recommend them both as a way to understand pythons intricacies as well as a way to get a guided tour from a guide who knows the ins and outs of the language at a deep level

I would like to thank so much Fred: his 4 courses were outstanding, and they definitely took my Python skills to the next level. I'd love to see some more material by him in the future: if he could do a course on numpy and another one on algorithms it would be fantastic :)

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.

As the the first two parts of this course this one is just excellent as well, although there are some repetitions - mostly from lectures to coding sessions - these are helpful if you consume the course by pieces, e. g. with some days in between.

Like no other, I just finished the course and it was amazing. Fred is really the best python teacher on Udemy, and he knows python really well. I have done courses with other well-reviewed and more revered(!) instructors at Udemy but came to realize that they are mostly famous because they cover a lot of topics at a very shallow depth. So their course is easy to understand and seems like value for money because they cover a tone of topics. But it is not! After doing their courses you will find yourself unable to troubleshoot some of the basic problems that you would routinely face as a programmer. Basically, you can wite some basic codes without exactly understanding what you are doing. Unfortunately, they don't offer real-life solutions. So at some point, you need to dig deeper and as far as I can see, Fred Baptiste is the only instructor offering such detailed courses out there.

I am an experienced Python 3 programmer, and wish to push my understanding to the next level. Fred B.’s earlier two courses really helped me up my Python game quite a bit. I come into this course with high expectations, and am confident they will be met or exceeded. My biggest regret is that the instructor hasn’t continued to push out more of these wonderful classes.

Part 3 is worse than parts 1 and 2. Too much talk about the things rarely needed (more than a hour on OrderedDict!), but no explanation on things needed to everybody: regular expressions were just used two times without any explanations in the course. Still, it's a very good course, and I've learned a lot. I've just expected 3rd part to be as useful as the first two.

I definitely recommend this course to everyone willing to get deep into data types in Python. Getting deep doesn't mean watching the instructor coding. Instead, you'll get explained about the reasons of the programming language design, options comparison and their difference of efficiency, pros and cons, etc. Thanks again and I hope you're preparing more courses!