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Any good python certification?

ddrillic
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Per the cheerful discussion at What are my options for the next certification after User 6.x?

Just passed the Splunk Certified Power User 6.x and I need to wait for my teammates for the admin class. So, I'm thinking about a python certification - anybody knows about a good one?

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shivkumar12
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There are many Python Certification course which is describe below:
PCEP – Certified Entry-Level Python Programmer
PCAP – Certified Associate in Python Programming
PCPP – Certified Professional in Python Programming
Certified Professional in Python Programming

ddrillic
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Much appreciated @shivkumar12 !!!

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niketn
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May be check edx.org for Python courses from Microsoft, MIT, Micro Masters etc. You can pursue Certifcation Path: https://www.edx.org/course?search_query=Python

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ddrillic
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Thank you @niketnilay! I think the Microsoft one makes perfect sense.

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RussellWarshay
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The Python Institute has the Certified Associate in Python Programming certification.

IBM has free online courses, some of which issue badges on Acclaim. Python for Data Science
Is the basic course. Pass that and two more courses, and you can earn the Applied Data Science with Python badge.

ddrillic
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Great @RussellWarshay - I'll keep it simple to start with. So, Microsoft might be the direction...

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ddrillic
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Maybe the Microsoft one - Introduction to Programming Using Python

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