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DetectiveShinchan

Building a network • 4m

if you want to learn a course. Where would you prefer to learn and why? Comment down👇 I choose YouTube.

Havish Gupta

Figuring Out • 4m

YouTube for basics and if I'm still interested in that topic, then i get some Udemy course about it.

DetectiveShinchan

Building a network • 4m

so youtube courses doesn't has a curriculum. that's why you opt for Udemy?

Havish Gupta

Figuring Out • 4m

Udemy is more organised and that's why i choose it

DetectiveShinchan

Building a network • 4m

apart from that the content in YouTube was as good as Udemy and Coursera. right?

Havish Gupta

Figuring Out • 4m

Yes, ofc. Infact YouTube's content is way better.

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