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Not really something of high value to be honest. Learning the language and then building a portfolio to showcase is the real way to validate skills with a prospective employer and also to learn the language proper.
But if you’re asking for best learning resources that’s a diff Q altogether….and even that depends on your preferred style of learning
I couldn’t find this answer on google much either. Would you say that creating real world projects that showcases your scraping, plotting, etc. would be the better path?
That’s some great advice, I really appreciate it.
Hi! Coursera offers a certification and some of the courses offer a case study to help build your portfolio.
I have Google IT Automation in Python & Pearson PCAP… they both seem to help my resume-> the PCAP is more focused on fine details of the interpreter & standard library w/ a proctored exam. The Google cert is more hands-on lab focused with some basic use cases in the curriculum.
I also have LinkedIn’s top 5% Python badge, IDK if it helps the resume but it helps my self esteem 😁
But as the PSF doesn’t offer any certs, I would echo that portfolio & open source project contributions look even better than certs.