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Feedback from course participants
Understanding of course content, starts from scratch and works up well.
detail and explanations
Lots of practical examples and labs. Not putting pressure on attendees to complete tasks. This course can have 2 variations maybe if enough resources. I can see some topics and aspects could be challenging for people who never code. Excellent
I appreciated the course structure and how the content was delivered in a clear and organized manner
A great revelation in terms of what we can do with TDD now. We can begin with the approach straight away which I wasn't sure of. Was a really good session.
Covered all relevant topics.
A nice mix of depth and breadth. There were enough deep dives to have interesting content for everyday TS users but enough of an overview to be generally useful.
Despite being just 3 days I came away with a good overall knowledge of python and what it can do. The labs were structured well and organised and Kevin was a great instructor as always explained things in an easy way to follow. Was great. Good timings with breaks and lunch and never felt long or tiring like others can do
Lots of opportunities to ask questions, great tutor with a very good understanding of the subject and a clear systematic way to explain all the concepts.
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