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The text is a transcript of a video by a computer programming instructor who wants to promote his own online course on Python. He claims that his course is different from other courses because it is engaging, beginner-friendly, and provides fast feedback. He also gives some recommendations for other resources to learn web development, back-end development, and other programming languages. He ends the video by asking the viewers to subscribe to his channel and enroll in his course.
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1. The text is a transcript of a video by Kylie from cleverprogrammer.com about how to teach yourself to code.
2. The video covers some common problems with other coding courses, such as being boring, not centered around beginners, and having slow feedback.
3. The video also introduces the learn Python course offered by cleverprogrammer.com, which claims to solve those problems by being engaging, visual, and interactive.
4. The video provides a sneak peek of the website and the course, showing how the user can code live with the instructor, ask questions directly, and use a tool called turtle to create graphics.
5. The video also recommends some other resources for learning web development, such as freeCodeCamp, Udacity, Coursera, and EDX.