Name: Python Programming Fundamentals
Brand: Microsoft
Availability: OnlineOnly
Rating: 4.5 (132 reviews)

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Description: This course lays the groundwork for your Python programming journey. You'll learn essential Python syntax, data structures, and control flow, while practicing debugging and basic code optimization techniques. Benefits: Gain a solid foundation in Python programming, enabling you to write clean, functional scripts and tackle common programming challenges. By the end of this course, you'll be able to: • Write basic Python programs using variables, data types, and operators. • Implement conditional statements and loops to control program flow. • Utilize functions and modules to write reusable and organized code. • Manipulate data using lists, dictionaries, and other data structures. • Debug code and handle errors effectively. • Employ Git for version control and create a professional GitHub portfolio. Tools/Software: Python, Jupyter Notebook, Git, GitHub This course is for entry-Level professionals looking to build a foundational understanding and experience with Python, while seeking employment as a Python developer. No prior work experience or degree is required....

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Aug 17, 2025

Saludos. Importantísismo tener un título para encontrar buenos trabajos y alcanzar el éxito.

Jun 11, 2025

I am glad I took this course. It helped me get a good foundation for the next phase

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By Ryan H

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Oct 22, 2025

"This item will be unlocked when the schedule begins." Never mind that this is a self-directed at-your-own-pace training, substantial amounts of material are locked out. Microsoft has nobody you can contact for assistance and the Coursera chatbots are no help. Read the forums - this is a common issue and there is no answer for it. Why?

By Omela G

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Jun 9, 2025

This course was designed for a experienced programmer. It does not teach you to code it drops you into the deep end of the pool and sees if you sink or float. This course is also more focused on coding etiquette than coding lessons.