#๐Ÿ”’ If C# has microsoft modules, does python have? if python has, what is it?

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fading plover
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What do you mean with this? I wanna learn fundamental. If doesn't have can you give me free course.

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ok

foggy galleon
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sorry

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i'll delete this if prohibi

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i'm new, pardon me

fading plover
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no, its not rly

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i just dont exactly understand your problem

foggy galleon
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i mean i'm finding free course that official and has certification

fading plover
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If you need a course, its unlikely you'll find one here, but we can always help with specific questions

foggy galleon
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i see

wise gate
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There's no "certification". You just learn from any source you want. We do have list of recommended sources, a lot of those are free

foggy galleon
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since when i joined c# community and i asked something, they gave me an official course from microsoft for building the fundamental

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i wanna build the fundamental since i'm self learning

fading plover
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OH, the python fundamentals?

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!res

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foggy galleon
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when i started from github i dont have any fundamental so when i made some code, they doesn't work

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but i have tried python and it's not kinda hard to start with it but still i want to build the fundamental

fading plover
foggy galleon
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ok thx

fading plover
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np

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