How Much Python Do You Need for DevNet Associate - Chapter a Day Challenge!

[@KeithBarker]

Love the straight forward real world insights. Thank you Knox!

[@TheBeach5563]

Really looking forward to starting this. Love the way you explain things. Its funny I used to work around a few programmers years ago. One of them suggested I go Python and Automation a while back. Working as a Network Admin in a large environment this will be a huge help. Will be starting the cbtnuggests course soon. Hope to join the Devnet Jedi Alliance soon : )

[@arjayjavier2750]

I am trying to finish the Automate the boring stuff for preparation to devnet then I watched this to know that I need only to chapter 5. But it is a good book, I suggest to read ut whole to fully grasp the python.

[@amanarora5239]

So I completed CCNA, as I commented on one your videos. I am thinking of diving into DevNet. Well, I think it's time. Thanks for the video!

[@DataKnox]

Join us on the automation journey!

[@amanarora5239]

@@DataKnox Yes!

[@ryanmilton2643]

not bad...Its taken me more than 5 days to get through the 1st 4 chaps of "Automating the Boring Stuff," but that said, I'm on my way.

[@DataKnox]

Good stuff! Stick with it - it will pay huge dividends in the long run.

[@ryanmilton2643]

Data Knox thanks! Good to know. I’m that network engineer who put this off a few years

[@zemaria847]

Dude, you are a legend!!!

[@DataKnox]

Just a guy with a KZbin channel 😃

[@iggymach]

Thank you Knox. I do have a question: For someone with basic/essential knowledge on both networks and python/javascript (as a consequence of being working in IT for over a decade) and wanting to go in this direction (network automation) which path do you recommend: CCNA -> DEVNET or DEVNET -> CCNA? Thank you again

[@DataKnox]

CCNA first!

[@iggymach]

@@DataKnox thank you again!

[@verlaine_devnet]

thank you for the Energy

[@md9936]

What’s the name of the course to take this roadmap DevNet?

[@toddboucher3302]

Question passed my CNA way back in like 2012 I’m studying for the new CCA right now I was wondering if I could just study make sure I have all the information down and then go take this exam or should I you know money is tight or should I call get recertified in the CNA and then take this love the videos

[@tarunsingh7721]

What course should we opt after complete devnet... Is it aws good choice for better career for network engineer please suggest

[@isaacgarcia2979]

Is the DevNet worth it?

[@tribhuvanyadav6473]

Hey Knox, i'd request you to create a course on VMware NSX-T on cbt nugget along with python/powershell automation and this automation means full VRA/VRO automation and how a network engineer with limited knowledge can sail through it.

[@gamertalk1333]

Hello you most likely get this a lot but I'm just now starting to get into coding where should I start? Really want a career change.

[@AlejandroRodriguez-ez4vf]

How much time do you need to prepare for this course?

[@DS-gn5vu]

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[@rdspecial532]

Sir is that automation the boring stuff with python 1st edition book & how much it will cost

[@DataKnox]

I would reach for the second edition

[@AyoolaBoyejo]

I still cannot increase the playback speed of your videos in offline mode.

[@Everything-yes]

read one chapter per day in a Python book, and by the end of the month, you will be a whiz. please give example

[@anythingeverything2659]

Example.. That wasnt meant to bevtaken seriouslt. He meant you dont need to know much python, if any to get started.

[@DS-gn5vu]

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