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4.1 stars from 141 ratings
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“Great lectures, wish I had his class in person. Totally recommend.”
Kaicode2 via Apple Podcasts ·
Canada ·
05/31/15
best course about programming
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“strongly recommend to one who are interested in professional programming!
no ppt in the lecture. the professor wrote code on the fly which is essential to understand the content and the context.”
oostrich via Apple Podcasts ·
China ·
12/08/13
Wow
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“Everything but the small part about smalltalk was perfect. I have been programming for years and this helped round out my knowledge. As for the smalltalk part I just didn't see the poimt.
Thanks for providing this!”
Donovan Halifax via Apple Podcasts ·
Canada ·
03/25/12
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