Learn Python Programming From Scratch With This Huge 85-Hour Training Bundle

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When computer science students first start at school, they usually learn Python programming. This versatile language can be used to build apps, crunch big data, and even build intelligent software. If you want to become a certified expert, the Complete Python Certification Bootcamp Bundle is a great place to begin. This huge learning library includes 12 beginner-friendly courses, adding up to 85 hours of content. While it’s currently on sale for just $34.99, you can save an extra 40% off the price today when you use code 40LEARN40 at checkout.

Python is one of the most popular languages right now, with many recruiters looking for talented developers. If you are building a new career or simply trying to climb the ladder, this bundle offers essential knowledge.

Through concise video lessons, you discover how to install Python and write your first lines of code. Next, you start building programs — the training includes plenty of projects for hands-on experience. Along the way, you learn how to scrape data from the web and create your own photo filters. 

You also discover how to build games, construct artificial intelligence, and use Python in cybersecurity. When you finish each course, you can claim a certificate of completion to prove your new skills.

Order now and use code 40LEARN40 to save an extra 40% off the price, taking the total down to just $20.99. The code expires after today, so you’re better off enrolling sooner rather than later.

 
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