This course is a perfect example of how not to teach beginners. I selected that I have zero programming experience and the content still throws abstract symbols and unexplained operators at me as if I already speak fluent Python. Nothing is introduced in a logical order. The lessons jump straight into technical syntax with no explanation of why anything matters or how it connects to real tasks. It teaches symbols before it teaches meaning. That is the fastest way to make someone feel stupid even when the problem is the course, not the student.The examples are disconnected from real situations and give no context. Instead of showing practical uses or clear thinking steps, it immediately dumps things like modulo on beginners with no reason for why it exists, how it is used in real code or why anyone would care. It makes programming look confusing on purpose when it should be explained as a series of straightforward instructions.If the goal was to overwhelm and frustrate someone who is completely new, you succeeded. If the goal was to actually teach, then this structure needs a complete rethink. There is no progression, no scaffolding and no awareness of how beginners learn. After an hour and a half, I felt like the course was actively working against me.I would not recommend this course to anyone who is starting from zero. It teaches syntax without understanding, symbols without meaning and concepts without explanation. There are far better ways to learn programming that actually respect the student and build knowledge step by step.