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Computer Science fundamentals using Python

In this course I learned Computer Science concepts to develop reasoning to solve computational problems using Python.

  • Elaborated by: University of São Paulo
  • Taught by: Professor Fabio Kon.

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In this course I learned Computer Science concepts and to develop reasoning to solve computational problems in Python. It was elaborated by the University of São Paulo and Taught by Professor Fabio Kon.

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