#🔒 Python course question
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You need to watch / documentation from all the videos that are about a subject that you are interested
id say you should atleast complete what you started before you jump to a different source
and dont forget to code yourself while learning
you wont learn just by watching
I'm eating an apple and I'm half-way through. Should I switch to a pear or continue?
Thanks
And thanks
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