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Always a pleasure to read Norvig's Python posts. His Python fluency is excellent, but, more atypically, he provides such unfussy, attentive, and detailed explan
by thundergolfer 4y ago
Always a pleasure to read Norvig's Python posts. His Python fluency is excellent, but, more atypically, he provides such unfussy, attentive, and detailed explanations about why the better code is better.
Re-reading the README, he analogizes his approach so well:
> But if you think of programming like playing the piano—a craft that can take years to perfect—then I hope this collection can help.
If someone restructured this PyTudes repo into a course, it'd likely be best Python course available anywhere online.
- abecedarius 4y agoHe did give a course "Design of Computer Programs" https://www.udacity.com/course/design-of-computer-programs--cs212 https://www.udacity.com/course/design-of-computer-programs--... using Python. I'd recommend it too. (Most of the pytudes came later.) (disclosure: I helped a little bit when he developed the course.)
- myle 4y agoHe used to have an excellent course in Udemy or such, which was using Python.