I've never written code. Or I've copied a snippet once or twice but couldn't change it. Where do I start?
Right here. This track assumes zero prior code, zero math beyond arithmetic, zero specialised vocabulary. By the end of week 4 you'll write small Python scripts from scratch — variables, conditions, lists, dicts, functions, file reading.
What about the questions below? I don't know any of this.
That's the point. Rate where you are today — most beginners pick "Strongly disagree" on most rows. The same questions return at the end of the track. The number you give now will mean something specific in four weeks.
Python Beginner is the foundation track of the v1 arc. You will not build products here. You will learn the primitives that every Python script — automation script, AI script, data script — composes from.
Week 1 — Primitives. print, variables, numbers, strings, f-strings, booleans. The smallest pieces.
Week 2 — Composition. if / elif / else, and / or / not, lists, list operations, for loops. Branching and iteration.
Week 3 — Synthesis. Dicts, dict iteration, functions, return, .split(), then a synthesis lesson that composes 4-5 prior primitives.
Week 4 — Integration. Tuples, sets, list comprehensions, dict comprehensions, try/except, reading a file. Plus one final synthesis.
Write a small Python script that reads input, branches on conditions, iterates over a collection, transforms data, and prints results. That foundation unlocks Automation Beginner (real-world side effects with Composio) and AI Beginner (calling LLMs).
Rate each statement honestly on the 1-5 scale (1 = strongly disagree, 5 = strongly agree). Don't research. Don't guess what the right answer should be. The ratings are for you — to mark where you started. The same prompts come back on day 30 so you can see the delta.
No passing score, no scoring at all. Pick numbers, hit submit, week 1 begins.
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I've never written code. Or I've copied a snippet once or twice but couldn't change it. Where do I start?
Right here. This track assumes zero prior code, zero math beyond arithmetic, zero specialised vocabulary. By the end of week 4 you'll write small Python scripts from scratch — variables, conditions, lists, dicts, functions, file reading.
What about the questions below? I don't know any of this.
That's the point. Rate where you are today — most beginners pick "Strongly disagree" on most rows. The same questions return at the end of the track. The number you give now will mean something specific in four weeks.
Python Beginner is the foundation track of the v1 arc. You will not build products here. You will learn the primitives that every Python script — automation script, AI script, data script — composes from.
Week 1 — Primitives. print, variables, numbers, strings, f-strings, booleans. The smallest pieces.
Week 2 — Composition. if / elif / else, and / or / not, lists, list operations, for loops. Branching and iteration.
Week 3 — Synthesis. Dicts, dict iteration, functions, return, .split(), then a synthesis lesson that composes 4-5 prior primitives.
Week 4 — Integration. Tuples, sets, list comprehensions, dict comprehensions, try/except, reading a file. Plus one final synthesis.
Write a small Python script that reads input, branches on conditions, iterates over a collection, transforms data, and prints results. That foundation unlocks Automation Beginner (real-world side effects with Composio) and AI Beginner (calling LLMs).
Rate each statement honestly on the 1-5 scale (1 = strongly disagree, 5 = strongly agree). Don't research. Don't guess what the right answer should be. The ratings are for you — to mark where you started. The same prompts come back on day 30 so you can see the delta.
No passing score, no scoring at all. Pick numbers, hit submit, week 1 begins.