Datacamp v Codeacademy
DataCamp or CodeAcademy?
Code-academy and SQL
Looking forward to learn sql and python. CodeAcadmy or DataCamp?
Go for DataCamp!
I have been using it since last year. I am learning a new course on data engineering now (after i finished my Data Scientist track with Python a year ago). Never fails me. and you can receive a few months for free if you are a student with the github-DC deal.
Check my profile for my review on it (pinned post)
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Just wanted to know which of the aforementioned sites are better to learn about SQL and other languages like python, R etc. Have been swinging between Datacamp and Codeacademy to learn these languages but couldn't decide on one , need advice.
Edit: just started using Codeacademy as well , found out that it doesn't display the tables that i am working on like it does in DataCamp , you have to put the query to display the tables you are working with everytime you want to see the tables.
Hello to everyone reading!!!
My name is Andrew I am 19 years old student.
Considering to start learning code and now I am picking the platform to start and stick with it at least a month to learn the basics of the basics.
Googled many websites like Udemy/Youtube/DataCamp/CodeAcademy/Brilliant
Udemy - Offer various videos and courses about many topics and good quality, but you do not have an option to interact with the code at the real time. I am writing down all I learned and then use PyCharm
YouTube - The same as Udemy, but in my opinion offer more basics quality video but its free.
DataCamp - I tried the free version of it. Until now it was an entertaining experience, But the trial ended and now it's 25bucks a month. Its offer a real time practice about what you learn and have good UX.
CodeAcademy - Used the paid option in the past. Lasted for a month(I think it's a problem in me and not the website). Plenty courses and topics to learn. Giving a good practice about what you learn even sometimes I googled things.
Brilliant - The best UX experience until now. But it's more about logical thinkings and less really coding. Should I consider it like secondary source?? (And that coming with paid subscription)?
WHAT TO PICK??? (OR I AM TOO MUCH TRYHARD ABOUT IT?)
Thanks to everyone helping me out!!!!!!