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Language: English | Size: 16.9 MB | Duration: 6 Lessons | 9m
One of the easiest ways to spot a developer who has a background in C-style languages and only recently picked up Python is to look at how they loop through a list. In this course, you'll learn how to take a C-style (Java, PHP, C, C++) loop and turn it into the sort of loop a Python developer would write.

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Genre: eLearning | Language: English | Duration: 4 Lessons (10m) | Size: 26.6 MB
Python doesn't have switch/case statements so it's often necessary to write long if/elif/else chains as a workaround. Here's a little trick you can use to emulate switch/case statements in Python using dictionaries and first-class functions.

Duration: 1h 32m | Video: .MP4 1280x720, 30 fps(r) | Audio: AAC, 48000 Hz, 2ch | Size: 179 MB
Level: Intermediate | Genre: eLearning | Language: English
Setting up Azure Active Directory is one of the first things you will do as an IT administrator. This course will teach you the various options AAD offers around user, role, license management, external identities, and hybrid identities.

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Skill Level: Intermediate | Genre: eLearning | Language: English + srt | Duration: 3h 12m | Size: 492.5 MB
Microsoft 365 offers a suite of robust software and services that you can configure to suit your needs. The area of security is near the top of everyone's priority list, but with so many features, you may find yourself unclear over which options to choose. In this course, Microsoft MVP Liam Cleary shares his top 10 security controls that you should enable in your Microsoft 365 tenant. He starts with the core security categories and controls of Microsoft 365 that are available out of the box. He then shows how to enable the standard features to help protect user passwords, control access to the tenant, block data leakage, control device access, and manage external sharing capabilities.

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Skill Level: General | Genre: eLearning | Language: English + srt | Duration: 18m | Size: 206.9 MB
Technologies evolve faster than we can create courses. How do you sort out which technologies deserve your attention and how can you integrate them with your work? LinkedIn staff instructors share their insights about products and technologies that have just appeared on the horizon. First up is facial recognition. Facial recognition is becoming ubiquitous. The course discusses the pros, the cons, and what individuals, programmers, and organizations can do to keep the pros going strong and help fix the cons. Next, an instructor dives into Android apps on Windows 11. Find out how this will work, what the benefits are, how you can get started, and more. The next topic covers updates to the Microsoft Store, specifically additions to what you can publish and how you can sell your app. Plus, learn what to expect from GitHub Copilot, an artificial intelligence tool that writes entire functions for you with surprising accuracy.

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Skill Level: Beginner + Intermediate | Genre: eLearning | Language: English +srt | Duration: 1h 35m | Size: 1.76 GB
When you think of UX design, you probably think of the digital aspects. But one key skill that's often underestimated in UX design is sketching by hand. Sketching can often reveal aspects of your ideas that will make your designs more engaging and help you explore and communicate new ideas that yield real benefits. This course with UX designer Matt Corrall is for anyone working in or simply interested in honing skills in UX design. He starts with the very basics of sketching, so you don't need to be an experienced sketcher or have any special artistic talent. Matt guides you through his own workflow of sketching in his work, breaks down different sketching techniques, and explains why and when to use them. He also provides some design and sketching exercises so you can practice on your own. If you're looking to unlock some new skills to broaden, inspire, and enhance your UX design projects and workflow, grab some pens and paper and join Matt in this course.

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Skill Level: Intermediate | Genre: eLearning | Language: English + srt | Duration: 3h 58m | Size: 1.82 GB
Power BI is a powerful data analytics and visualization tool that allows business users to monitor data, analyze trends, and make decisions. Every month, Microsoft pushes Power BI updates out to the end users, and the growth of Power BI is a key part of Microsoft's current strategy. This course showcases existing AI and machine learning capabilities available directly in accessible Power BI functionalities. Data analytics and business analysis expert Helen Wall gives you a useful overview of Power BI, then dives into the steps to configure Power Query and your data model. Helen steps through analyzing single variables and shows you the tools and techniques to measure relationships between variables. She shows you visuals that you can use to pose and answer questions in Power BI, explains useful techniques to enhance your analysis of time series data, and walks you through some best practices for sharing your analysis

MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Skill Level: Beginner + Intermediate | Genre: eLearning | Language: English +srt | Duration: 2h 19m | Size: 415.3 MB
Got a brilliant idea for a mobile application or website? Even if you've never touched a code editor in your life, you can still make your concept a reality using one of the many no-code tools currently on the market. In this course, get a broad overview of some of the options available for designing and creating websites and applications without involving (much, if any) code and engineering. Instructor Jen Kramer explains what the current market of no-code website editors looks like, as well as the benefits and limitations of opting for a no-code toolset. She also breaks down the most popular platforms and tools that support no-code development. Learn how to build web apps with Bubble, generate mobile apps with Thunkable, make interactive content with Outgrow, and more. Tune in to get acquainted with some of the latest and greatest tools in the no-code universe.

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Skill Level: Intermediate | Genre: eLearning | Language: English + srt | Duration: 1h 57m | Size: 486 MB
You may be a master of editing single photos, but multi-shot photo techniques like panos, HDR, and focus stacks present some unique challenges. In this course, graphic designer Nigel French shows you all the basics of using Lightroom, Photoshop and Bridge to achieve great results with techniques that use multiple shots. Beginning with panoramas. Nigel walks you through shooting panoramas, then explains how to create them in Photoshop, Lightroom Classic, and Adobe Camera RAW (ACR). He discusses different projections, common problems that can occur, and some unexpected uses of panoramas, including making an Instagram carousel. Then Nigel moves on to creating HDR images in Lightroom Classic, Photoshop, and ACR. After covering several practical techniques to stack, blend, and combine layers, Nigel concludes with additional effects that you can achieve by stacking layers.

MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Skill Level: Beginner | Genre: eLearning | Language: English + srt | Duration: 2h 41m | Size: 1.92 GB
Remote teams are here to stay, but how do we successfully manage and motivate individuals and teams who we rarely see? How do we keep enough control while still giving them enough freedom to enjoy their work and perform at their best? In this groundbreaking course, thought leader Chris Croft looks at how to optimize the level of involvement in planning and the level of freedom in the implementation-and how to combine these two. Chris goes through the matrix of management options and covers several methods for choosing the best management style for you and your team. He looks at how traditional ideas of motivation can be adapted to the new remote environment, with practical ideas for maximizing the motivation of remote individuals and teams. Finally, he offers some thoughts on how different personality types react to working remotely and how you can help them to make the best of the situation.