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NeuralNine/python-curriculum
A self-study curriculum for learning Python in four weeks.
This is a four-week, day-by-day syllabus for learning Python, structured as a markdown table that points out to the author's own YouTube playlists and paid book series rather than containing any lessons itself. It's aimed at complete beginners who want a fixed daily schedule to follow instead of a general 'learn Python' roadmap.
The week-by-week breakdown with daily time estimates gives a beginner a concrete pace instead of an open-ended plan. Topic ordering is sensible — control flow and collections before OOP, OOP before decorators/generators/design patterns, which mirrors how most intro CS courses sequence difficulty. Week four forces a switch from watching videos to shipping something daily, which is the one habit that actually matters for learning to code.
There's no actual content in the repo — it's a table of links to an external YouTube channel and a book you have to buy, so this is a syllabus for someone else's material, not a standalone resource. No exercises, starter code, or solutions anywhere in the repo itself. Last pushed February 2021, so the bit.ly links are a rot risk and there's no coverage of anything from Python 3.10+ (match statements, newer typing syntax, etc.) that's been standard for years now. Every section closes with links to the author's Patreon, Instagram, and more paid content, which reads more like a funnel than a curriculum.