Learn Python・Coding－AI Compile

When I finish doing the set up and it takes me to the subscription thing I see no X until I click on yearly subscriptions and then when the e x appears it is off screen so I can’t tap it. (Although it might be because I’m on a phone with a small screen)

I know you guys wanna make money and all, but there is no way to get credits besides paying, it’s like a worse version of a free trial and I haven’t even passed 4 lessons, just now logging on after like 2-3 weeks and nothing. The least you could do is give some credits Bi-Weekly so some people can get a more feel for wanting to buy after more lessons instead of a few of the most basic lines in Python coding, like “print (“”)” or “print ('')”. If you do add Bi-Weekly credits it would be way better, and there are other alternatives like Mimo which I think is almost the same, but back to the main point, there should be Bi-Weekly credits for people with a free plan since the X button when the subscription prompt pops up is basically just saying “You don’t have to pay but you can’t do any lessons besides viewing them”, so it becomes useless. Please add a guaranteed way for people who want a more feel for programming credits for free, you don’t have to give them like a lot, just enough for a few lessons a week or a week and a half.

The app ui is pretty welcoming and engaging, but thats where the puck stops for me. The beginner course curriculum is not written for someone coming in with zero experience. Much of the introductory concepts have no clear explanation. For example, one of the chapters introduces integers and decimals. It mentions that there is the existence of “floats” and the very next page has me identifying what an integer is and a float. You havent even taught me what a float is yet. I would rather not have to trial and error on the introductory concepts to learn what they mean. Otherwise there isnt much point in paying for a course. The price isnt ridiculous considering you are paying $70 annual for a developed course, but I would expect a little more thought than assumption when introducing new concepts to beginners, especially when all of the marketing is targeting that user group.