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Learn to build a simple chatbot with Python

14.9.2022 16:00-19:00
Level: Beginner
Event type: Workshop
Location: Wolt office, Helsinki
Language: English
Number of participants: 20
Bring your laptop: Yes

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Learn to build a simple chatbot with Python

In this session you’ll learn how to build a simple chatbot with Python.

We’ll start from zero, break down what a chatbot is made of, and learn about the basic principles of programming and problem-solving as we go.

No prior experience with programming required!

Location: We will host the workshop at the Wolt office in Kamppi, Helsinki at Arkadiankatu 6, 00100 Helsinki.

There will be some drinks, snacks and pizza for the participants!

  • Level: Beginner
  • What’s needed from you: You’ll need a laptop with internet access. Can have Python installed locally but it is also possible to use online versions.
  • When: 14th September, at 16:00-19:00
  • Max amount of participants: 20

 

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Gerli Mir. Gerli Mir is a software engineer at Wolt working mostly with Scala and Python. Her focus is on the problem-solving aspects of software development, translating real-world requirements into code, teamwork and communication.