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Python

Posted by Anshu Aradhyula
Anshu Aradhyula
4,317 Points

It seems Object Oriented Python is left out of the Django Track. Should I do this anyway?

  • Already having java experience, I know the object oriented paradigm. But I do not know the syntax and quirks with Python. Should I still follow Django Track as is or sidestep and learn Object Oriented Python

1 Answer

Steven Parker
Steven Parker
231,248 Points
Steven Parker
Steven Parker
231,248 Points

If you have the time, I'd say go for it.

There might be some overlap with your track, but you might also learn a few new things. At the very least you'll get some extra practice. You can do it either after or during your track courses.