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Python

Posted by HENRI HUSELSTEIN
HENRI HUSELSTEIN
963 Points

Skipped Python Update - can i still access the updated version?

Hi guys, i have skipped the updated (2019) version of the Python course because I did not want to loose my progress. However I do now feel like it would indeed be better to use / access the updated version. Can i still do that?

Thanks

1 Answer

Josh Keenan
Josh Keenan
20,315 Points
Josh Keenan
Josh Keenan
20,315 Points

I am pretty sure you should be able to do it fine, personally I really liked Kenneth's way of teaching as I think he is incredibly experienced and very eloquent, I have binged the new ones but I can't compare them as most of the content is just slightly updated and there wasn't much to be learned for me, but the newer version will probably have content on newer additions to python

HENRI HUSELSTEIN
HENRI HUSELSTEIN
963 Points

The question would be, how do I access the updated version once I declined it in the first place? I can not seem to find it anymore...