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I'd give this course a 4.5 star, if half star ratings were allowed. I found this course to be very informative, very well presented, & had a good progression of difficulty starting very basic & gradually getting more complex. I also liked that this course gave links for further reading/study outside of the course itself. I also liked that when I got questions wrong on the graded assessments I was linked back to where I could learn the answer to that question. A couple of things held this course back from receiving a 5 star from me. This course didn't go over the dir() or help() functions which would have been very useful at times. On one of the graded assessments (or maybe it wasn't a graded assessment, but a section in the following module) some questions involved object-oriented programming which was an optional portion. I did the optional part so it was fine for me, however if someone skipped the optional part I don't see how they would understand Event Classes. The least explained portion of the course was "Python in Action" in module 5, the import function was used for 4 different imports that weren't explained very well. From another course I learned the dir() & help() function & tried to use those to make sense of what was happening, but I never fully understood it. Most concepts had a video + a reading which was very well done, but this one reading, the hardest out of all of them had no video & minimal explanations while bringing in a bunch of new functions not shown before in the course.