-: Hey, guys, Eden here.
First of all, welcome to Udemy.
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Okay, let's discuss now the courses content
and how do I suggest going through this course,
and what available resource do you have in it?
Generally, I recommend you watching
through the courses regular order,
section 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and et cetera.
Now, it's important to check out the Resource section
for each video,
where I usually put some useful links to the Discord server,
to some Python code snippets, to the documentation,
or any other thing that I mention in the video.
So be sure to notice the Resource section.
Now, all through the course,
I do mention the Troubleshooting section,
where you can find help for issues you are encountering.
And the Theory section,
where I elaborate on things like prompt engineering theory
or LangChain theory.
So sometimes in the course,
I mention terminologies like chain-of-thought prompting,
the reasoning and acting ReAct paper.
So I explain all those theoretical subject in depth
in the Theoretical section.
You are welcome to check out every time you feel like.
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or if you have some clarifying questions
on topics that you did not fully understand.
So there are a lot of questions already being asked there.
So feel free to join the Discord server
and to check out the questions
or to post the question yourself
in case you need assistance.
I will do my best to assist you and to answer you,
I love getting messages from students
and interacting with students.
So please don't be shy if you want to send me a message.
This is how I get feedback on the course,
which helps me make it better and better.
This is also a good way for me
to learn about new concepts and new terminologies
and new topics,
which I continuously integrate to the course again.
Cool, so I'll see you in the next video.