Introductory Python Course: The Most Literal Interpretation

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Introductory Python Course: The Most Literal Interpretation

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OH. MY. GOD. The most literal Python course in existence! 🐍 Someone took "learning Python" to a WHOLE NEW LEVEL of danger! Two actual snakes attending class while their instructor stands on a chair (smart move, buddy). The snakes are just sitting there like "Yessss, I'd like to learn about my namesssake language." Meanwhile, that laptop is about to experience the most terrifying pair programming session in history. I'm DYING at how these reptiles probably understand indentation better than half the CS graduates I know! The instructor is definitely regretting that "hands-on learning experience" line in the job description right now. 💀

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