How to quickly withdraw money from Upwork in Russia?

Question

Upwork

I completed the first order and I can’t withdraw funds
Please tell me how best to do this with minimal expenses.
I don’t know yet whether I will continue to work with Upwork, so I’m considering the easiest option for a one-time withdrawal of funds.
I tried paypal, but for some reason the payment is cancelled. Upwork transfers money, but then writes the cancellation, the type failed .. Maybe someone faced this problem, what to do? I tried two cards, it was not possible to transfer (The card is tied to the upwork mail.
And the second question is, how is it possible to withdraw money in dollars? This is a question for the future if I continue to cooperate with upwork. Now it doesn’t matter to me in what currency to withdraw funds

Answer 1

In general, the easiest way is PayPal. Find out why it doesn't work for you.
For large amounts, the most profitable way is SWIFT (1-2 days money goes). But then you will have to go through currency control with all the consequences. For small amounts, Direct Bank Transfer is suitable, but currency control is also required there.
If you don’t want to worry about currency control and legalization, then Payoneer.

Answer 2

I don’t see the point in gaming courses
If you are not so interested in Japanese, then it is better not to learn it

Answer 3

codecademy.com is not a course at all.
it is a simulator for ridding a person who is not familiar with any PL from fear of the syntax of the PL.
a great thing, by the way ...
you choose Javascript there, so that brackets, brackets.
And paid courses are a scam, I apologize for the categorical judgments, but experience is such a thing ...
The exception is htmlacademy. There, at the exit, a student who honestly unlearned really typesets and understands the meaning of this whole lesson.

Answer 4

For the first dive into python, there is a free interactive tutorial pythontuts.ru - in a few hours you can get what many others actually charge ten for.

Answer 5

https://stepik.org/course/%D0%9F%D1%80%D0%BE%D0%B3...
https://stepik.org/course/Python-%D0%BE%D1%81% D0%B...
Free, not bad

Answer 6

I see no reason to pay if I just started to study. To begin with, you can take free courses, and when you need to get more in-depth knowledge, then you can pay. I'm learning a little here:
Free:
https://geekbrains.ru/courses/105
Paid (sometimes free trial):
netology.ru/programs/python
Courses for download are posted on the Internet:
Python language for beginners, grades 6–8 [Foxford ] (2015)
The Python language for beginners, grades 8-10 [Foxford] (2015)
Told in accessible language.
Good luck!

Answer 7

practice

Answer 8

I do not advise choosing online courses or just "programming" courses. For the most part, these "courses" do not teach programming as a way to create algorithms, they teach the syntax of a particular programming language. Now the question is, do you want to know how to program or know the syntax of the language + methods of the standard library?
Answers:

1. Know the syntax of the language + methods of the standard library
   Syntax. Just by reading a book for beginners or finding a simple "course" on the chosen language on YouTube, everything will immediately become clear. This is not Russian with its own signs.
   Standard library methods are learned with experience. All languages ​​have their own documentation. Found, looked, remembered.
   
2. be able to program
   

You just need to practice . Program and program. Difficulties are not a problem! A couple of searches on Google. Did not help? Ask a question on the forum!
If you want to become a real programmer, then go your own way.

Answer 9

in fact, there is a lot on YouTube, for example, here, as if advanced
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H2IWHyum6k8&t=54s
in Moscow State University was a couple of years ago (UNEEX.ru), but at 2.7

Answer 10

There was an announcement recently:
https://habrahabr.ru/company/spbifmo/blog/322048/

Answer 11

Learn Python - full-time courses, but there is the possibility of learning online.

Answer 12

worth considering https://teamtreehouse.com/, coursera, udemy... but it's in english

Answer 13

Of the paid ones, they are still quite good, they helped me https://shultais.education/courses/python-3 and here is also https://pythonworld.ru/ a good cheat sheet for beginners, at first I used it

Answer 14

https://letpy.com/ Python Programming for Beginners is a great resource to try out. With built-in development environment.