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Instructor: Daniel academyintermediatePython
One-time payment: lifetime access to this course.
Between "I know Python syntax" and "I get trusted with code review" lies exactly the material people usually pick up over two years on the job. This course compresses it into one program: the data model and dunder methods, closures and decorators, generators and itertools, OOP without cargo cult, exception design, typing with mypy, testing, concurrency and profiling. Every topic ends with a task in the trainer: you write real code and the system runs it against visible and hidden tests, including performance tests where a naive solution simply does not fit the time limit. The theory always answers "why production code is written this way", not "what the syntax looks like". By the finale you build a complete CLI application in three stages, applying everything at once: dataclasses, your own exception hierarchy, context managers and serialization. Plus a certificate of completion and code you can show at a middle developer interview without blushing.
12 modules · 64 lessons
A fragment of the course's final project. Every graduate writes this code with their own hands.
class Wallet:
def __init__(self):
self.entries = []
def add(self, label, amount):
self.entries.append((label, amount))
def balance(self):
return sum(amount for _, amount in self.entries)
wallet = Wallet()
wallet.add("stipend", 1200)
wallet.add("keyboard", -450)
wallet.add("pizza", -120)
print(f"balance: {wallet.balance()}")# run it to see the output