You may not do 1 day a day but you’ll have a feeling of obligation to at least do a little bit.Īnd finally, 100 days covers a lot so you get exposed to a lot (modules, other programming languages (learned some HTML and CSS through the class and I realized I really liked it), standard coding practice, etc. Since it’s 100 days, there’s a kind of accountability mechanism built into the course that’ll keep you coming back. This also leaves way more room for customization and specialization with the code for some specific purpose you may have Zero to hero does this to an extent but it’s only ever really in the 3practice projects it has whereas in 100 days, you’re doing a new, interesting project everyday. You’re coding alongside her and creating your own projects that she encourage you so by yourself and check your work afterwards. Out of the two, I’d highly recommend 100 days for a couple of reasons.Īngela’s a great teacher and explains things thoroughly but not too repetitively. About a month ago, I wanted to restart learning Python and started Angela’s 100 days and am currently on day 45. suddenly has some free time on his hands and taking a Python class has been. So I went through Zero to Hero but just fell out of it at about the 80% mark earlier this year. Udemys Learn Python Programming Masterclass course by Tim Buchalka.
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