You want to learn Python. The highest-rated, most accessible course on the planet (Jose Portilla’s bootcamp) costs roughly the same as two pizzas. Yet, instead of buying the pizzas, you spend four hours navigating pop-up ads, fake link shorteners, and Russian torrent trackers to "télécharger" a 3-year-old version of the course.
The bootcamp didn't make you a hero. The act of typing did. You want to learn Python
The most interesting thing about that bootcamp is that the instructor provides all the Jupyter Notebooks for free on GitHub. You don't need the video. You need the code. The bootcamp didn't make you a hero
But programming is not consumption. It is creation . The hero doesn't download the sword; the hero forges the sword. You don't need the video
Here is your essay. In the dark archives of the internet, there is a specific string of text that haunts the search histories of aspiring developers: "télécharger 2020 complete python bootcamp: from zero to hero in python cours."