So congratulations for completing the
Python Fundamentals For Designers course. Over the past five weeks,
we've gone from learning the foundations of Python in processing,
the very basic syntax. How do we create a canvas? How do we do drawings? How do we create compositions? How do we create logic within Python and
really start to think, how do we design with Python? The invitation of this course as
a general course is to really start considering that programming
could be a medium for design. So the completion of this course is
the beginning of a much larger journey. We have constructed three courses as
part of a complete certificate, but now you're in a perfect situation or
a perfect position to transition to our second course, which is Data
Structures For Designers Using Python. In that course, we're going to dive
deeper into things like lists and dictionaries, which are data structures,
right. How do we use vectors? How do we use vector math, right? And also we're going to dive deeper
into the principles of object oriented programming, which is quite central
to developing more advanced programs. Right. So we really look forward to see how
you actually continue this journey into course two and eventually course three,
which is going to be more practice based. Thank you for all your hard work, and I look forward to see
you in the next course.