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Onur Salman
3,612 PointsI am at Dates and Times in Python but I want to skip to Testing course. Do I need to finish all the courses in between ?
I am at Dates and Times in Python but I want to skip to Testing course. Do I need to finish all the courses in between ?
3 Answers
Kenneth Love
Treehouse Guest TeacherYou can do most courses in any order you want. Some will make more sense after you seen others (check the prerequisites) but, at least in the standard Python courses, you should be able to jump around fairly freely. Django, however, is another story :)
Onur Salman
3,612 PointsThank you Kenneth. Your courses in Python, have been really helpful , even though I finish a 70 minute course in 3 hours :)
Kenneth Love
Treehouse Guest TeacherHey, it's not about how fast you get through it, it's about what you get out of it. Spend as much time as you need, practice more than you think you should, and you'll be amazed at how well you can code.
Rui Xu
11,245 Pointslol, same thing happens to me. :)
Onur Salman
3,612 PointsMay I ask where does it state the prerequisites ? I see the course level is intermediate but I don't see what the pre-reqs are. Thanks in advance.
Kenneth Love
Treehouse Guest Teacher
Steve Brewer
15,030 PointsSteve Brewer
15,030 PointsYou won't get in trouble for skipping forward ;) You can always go back later if you need to.