I'll admit that the term "advanced" is very ambiguous.  I divide the two levels of WPE as follows:

If you're unsure, then you can (a) ask me what I think, based on your background, and (b) try the sample exercises to see how closely they track your experience.

If you sign up, and find that you've chosen the wrong level, then I can either move you to another cohort or refund your money.  I've done both with previous students.

You can take WPE cohorts in whatever order you want. The beginner-level cohorts are themed, whereas the advanced-level cohorts are always a mix of many different topics that I've found Python developers need to practice and better understand.

There are even people who take the beginner-level (A1/2/3) courses after they've already taken the intermediate (B1/2/3) courses, and learn a great deal.

At least Python 3.8 will be just fine.

No, of course not! But in my career as a Python instructor, I’ve seen over and over that people who solve exercises together learn and retain more than those who don't.

If you can't make it to office hours, then submit your questions in an email, and I'll answer them — then, when you have a chance, you can view the office hours recording.

Yes and no. The content of the exercises, the discussions in the forum, and the topics of the live office hours will be tied to one another, and will reflect the most recent exercises.

But no one is forcing you to do the exercises along with everyone else! You can skip exercises or do them later. The forum and office hours recordings will be available for you to use, watch, and review at any time, forever.

I developed WPE to help you start learning Python in the most efficient, effective way possible. And it should only take about an hour each week, which is a very achievable time investment that will yield huge benefits for your career (or other Python-related goals).

Yes, there are 3 discount options:

If you’re eligible for any of these discounts, contact me via e-mail, and I'll be delighted to provide you with the appropriate coupon code.

Yes.  There are two trials, one for the A (beginner) level courses, and a separate one for the B (advanced) level courses.

To try beginner (A) level WPE, go here:

https://www.getdrip.com/forms/726030138/submissions/new

For advanced (B) level WPE, go here:

https://www.getdrip.com/forms/645022207/submissions/new

Each sample consists of five e-mail messages:

This mimics the way in which WPE works, albeit without having to wait until Monday to get the solution.

It should take less than 1 hour. However that time will vary according to your Python skills, and the specific topic that we're addressing each week.

No. All WPE exercises are new and different from those in my books and courses. There will obviously be some similarity, since the same person (me) is writing them, but these are specially written and designed for Weekly Python Exercise.

Yes.  When you receive a new question each Tuesday, you'll also receive tests (written using pytest) that outline the functionality that your code is expected to answer.  This will not only help to clarify the specifications, but also drive your development in the direction of a working solution.  And it'll help you to better understand and use pytest!

Yes, absolutely! Contact me via e-mail (reuven@lerner.co.il), and we'll find a time to talk.

If you live in Israel, then please don't buy any of my products (including Weekly Python Exercise) via this online platform. I'm obligated to collect VAT from you, and then to pass it along to the government.  Instead, please e-mail me for information about sending me a bank transfer. I'll then add you to the course, but we'll be able to handle it in the standard and legal way. I apologize for this frustration -- believe me, I wish that the platform I use for selling courses would support Israeli VAT, and I keep asking them to do so.

Just e-mail me at reuven@lerner.co.il!