Welcome to Advanced Python Mastery Discussions!

[dabeaz]

Welcome!

Use discussions to:

• Ask questions about the course
• Share ideas and interesting resources.
• Engage with other members who are working on the course material.

I'm not always available to answer detailed course questions, but perhaps discussions can be used as an ongoing knowledge base for the course.

Cheers,
Dave

[AbdSuperDev]

Hi, I am happy to join us

[BtAbdul]

this course available in videos lectures?

[dabeaz]

As noted in the README, there are no video lectures for the course. It's not something that I would be likely to produce due to the time involved and the fact that I already have a closely related video series on Safari (https://www.oreilly.com/library/view/python-programming-language/9780134217314/).

[BtAbdul]

the course is valuable, thank you so much sir ❤

[AbdSuperDev]

thank you, i'm studying data science and AI, and i want to master python, is this course for me?

[dabeaz]

This course won't say much about data science and AI (specifically as topics), but the course was frequently taken by scientists, analysts, and other people involved with using Python for data analysis. A lot of them were looking to move beyond writing simple scripts (or notebooks) to more complete programs. Also, the course aims to introduce many of the programming techniques that get used in libraries and frameworks--which could be of interest if you're in a position of having to read other people's code.

[AbdSuperDev]

Ok, I understood, thanks for explain, I hope learn a lot of knowledge of python with you !
thank's

[CharlieYu1]

Question about Exercise 3.5. Is it possible to make create_formatter as a function of TableFormatter class? So that it takes a string and returns the appropriate subclass