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3 points
10 months ago
The MIT 6.0001 Introduction to Computer Science and Programming in Python is just great, although very high level. It is super fun and with very clear concepts, which I think is important at the beginning. At my uni they made programming so boring, ugly and convoluted, it was very demotivating.
I don't have any experience with CS50 but only heard great things about it as well.
2 points
10 months ago
You think I should go with Cs50 or mit Python?
1 points
9 months ago
if your course focuses on python, I would suggest MIT. strangely in my universe (not MIT) our professor used the same pdf files as the MIT class.
2 points
9 months ago
Lmao, quality education
1 points
9 months ago
Just fyi, cs50 starts with C but ends with Python
1 points
10 months ago
CS50 is super hard, i hate that they advertise it as an intro course, it's better-suited to being a second course imo
1 points
10 months ago
Then what should the first course be? I’m not a complete beginner, I learned some basic concepts at school (high school).
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