Michele De Sena
Master coding in just 6 weeks — even if you’ve never touched a computer and freeze in front of the code editor.
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Michele De Sena
Diploma degree
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Each lesson is 55 min
50 lessons
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30 lessons
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20 lessons
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10 lessons
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About your coding tutor - Michele
My name is Michele De Sena — Italy’s leading teacher of programming for beginners. Better than professors. Better than private schools. Because I discovered what they all get wrong. Programming isn’t about memorizing code or learning syntax. It’s about mastering a way of thinking — the same mindset used by the best engineers and innovators in the world. That mindset took me from failure and frustration to graduating twice from Apple Developer Academy, leading iOS projects, winning Hack Night, and being invited by Eni to CES in Las Vegas — the global stage of innovation. Today, I teach this method to students who want to dominate the tech world — not just to code, but to think like real developers, solve problems with clarity, and turn ambitious ideas into powerful, working products. If you’re ready to stop feeling lost and finally build something extraordinary, this is where your real journey begins.
Michele graduated from Apple Developer Academy


Coding tutor specialities
Code Optimization
Exam prep
Assignment help
Homework help
Competitive Programming
Job readiness
Project help
Learner types for coding classes
Coding for kids
Coding for advanced
Coding for beginners
Coding for adults
Coding for intermediate
Coding class highlights
Look at this code: def find_maximum(list): maximum = list[0] for number in list: if number > maximum: maximum = number return maximum Seems perfect, right? But what if the list is empty? It crashes. That’s a logical error — not a syntax one. And that’s exactly your mistake every time you get stuck. You focus on syntax, not on thinking like a programmer. Because books, slides, and professors trained you to memorize instead of reason. If you wanted to learn Japanese, would you start from a dictionary? Of course not. Yet that’s how most people study programming. If you want to stop memorizing, stop panicking, and finally pass your exam with ease — in less than 60 minutes a day — keep reading. Because I’ll give you access to one of my private lessons, completely FREE, and show you the method that helped hundreds of students pass effortlessly.
Michele - Coding tutor also teaches
Java
JavaScript
Matlab
Python
R
SQL
Approach & tools used by coding tutor
Git & GitHub
Postman
PyCharm
NetBeans
Jupyter Notebook
Xcode
Hands-on coding classes
Weekend lessons
Mobile joining
Record lessons
Pets are welcomed
Note taking

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