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[stjaco62]

Last Message in the forum to close the course and say goodbye

[SusanneBusemann]

Der Kurs endet am 01. Juni, und am 02. Juni wird das Forum zu gemacht. Wir sollten diesen Abschlusspost sowie den Post mit den Beispiellösungen fürs Final Exam (ich schlage zwei verschiedene Posts vor, was meint ihr? Stephan hatte es ursprünglich in einen einzelnen Post gepackt, bin noch unschlüssig) am Mittwoch mittag oder am Donnerstag Morgen posten.

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1. Final Exam Example Solution Dear learners, as for the assignments & bonus exercises in the other course weeks, we prepared an example solution and an explanation video for the Final Exam as well. Kind regards Stephan

2. Thank you for your participation & goodbye "Dear learners, we have reached the end of the course "Python for Beginners" and we would like to thank you for your interest and engagement during the whole time. For us it has been a great experience to see so many people participating and exchanging and helping each other. Have a good time, keep on programming. And maybe we will meet each other in another course.

• bitte noch vervollständigen :-) In der Art "wir wissen dass es vielleicht schwieriger war als gedacht aber genau das macht Programmieren aus und jetzt habt ihr die Basis" oder so?-

[kaisdeljam]

@stjaco62 @SusanneBusemann Vorschlag zu Thank you for your participation & goodbye:

Dear learners, we have reached the end of the course "Python for Beginners" and we would like to thank you for your interest and commitment while participating this course! It has been a remarkable experience seeing so many people being part of this community and helping each other. We hope that the education that you gained here will help you to get a basic understanding of Python and hopefully aroused learning interest in programming. All our efforts were only to bring out the hidden geniuses in you ;-) We know that a lot of you had a hard time to find an aproach in programming/Python. Being bad at something isn't fun at all and it is frustrating to continue doing something you are struggling to do, especially when you feel like you're not making progress with your buggy code and you aren't sure how to improve your situation. But to become great in something you have to stay tuned and not lose sight of your goal. The only way to improve is to struggle and work things out. No matter how slow it feels. There is a concept by Josh Waitzkin, that says "If you want to get good at something, you need to spend a lot of time being bad at it. View Loss as an investment, rather than something to avoid." So don't give up too soon! From now on, it's all about continuous self-improvement and maybe we will see each other in another course! Goodbye till then!

Yours XY

[stjaco62]

Dear learners, we have reached the end of the course "Python for Beginners" and we would like to thank you for your interest and commitment. It has been a remarkable experience to see so many people participating, exchanging ideas and supporting each other. We know, that learning programming is sometimes hard and that some of the exercises have been really challenging. But you are not alone with this experience. Every programmer has spent nights or weekends fighting with code. So, perseverance and commitment are essential assets for every programmer. You have now mastered the basics of programming, the world of Python is open for you. What will be your next project? There are lots of new challenges waiting for you. Keep on programming and maybe we will meet again in another course.

Regards Your "Python for Beginners" - Team

[stjaco62]

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