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Thank you for giving me yet another reason to only use C for everything !

As a python beginner in 2024, I say thank you for this tutorial. There are so many wack articles out there trying to explain 'if __name__ == "__main__":'. I rewound the video a few times but I understand it now.

tnx for ur tutorial it was very good to follow, but i couldn't do it fully. can you help me what i can do after the opening powersell in admi mode and copying the next command and entering "A", it is not working as per your tutorial. what do you think is the problem? i would really appreciate.

Excellent! Clear and consise. 👏

Thank you very much, that video helped me a lot.

Great explanation

What ide you are using?

thanks, this has been very helpful !

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this is the only video I've found that actually explains this clearly without skipping steps, thank you good sir.

The best decorators' explenation I have ever seen

Came across this video provided by your website, excellent video to get started with C compiling on macOS! Vielen Dank :)

Thank you so much man you made it look easier!!!!!!❤❤

sir can u make a tutorial pytorch running for multiple python ?

What is the purpose of the launch JSON (at 11:20)?

Best method is to use git installation so that we can keep updating the new code

Doesn't quite explain what "ABC" is for. Removing it doesn't break things.

Thanks for the great video. I have this running on macOS, Win11, and Mint Linux!

Nice stuff brother. Just curious, after 'any' or 'all' functions were broken and we use the witness to check what caused the break, does python goes ahead to check the other values in the list after being broken? or does it stop right where it gets broken? In order works, if the 'any/all' function gets broken and there are multiple reasons why it gets broken, python give you all the values that likely caused the brakage?

what if I want to change the version of python in vscode? What shell I do?

amazing video!! thanks!!

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Thanks... So much

Excellent tutorial! Thank you so much

im trying to add the following things for bison but it says "nvim" command does not exist

Nice explanation, thanks !

Nice video

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Really good explanation with clear example Thank you brother

Nice video, I really enjoyed it.

Super helpful video! Was looking for something similar to NVM for Python and this fit the bill perfectly!

@k0nze_builds, what is the purpose of this command -> "xcode-select --install"

Honestly, this issue is very annoying, still present on 2024

Thank you!

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brilliant

Thanks for the solution, it's very helpful.

Grazie mille.

Thank you so much K0nze!! This tutorial is the best about pyenv in youtube!!! You saved my life a lot of times. The first time I watched it was in 2022 and today you helped me again !! God bless you so much !!!

Thank you very much! Sir!

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perfect!!

Wow i have been struggling to setup gcc properly and was facing include not found error, finally i got rid of it , thanks a LOT !!!!🙏

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Hey, thanks for the detailed video. It's working well for me up until the point I get to installing Verilator. it's isn't automatically installed as in previous steps and when I run the configuration file it terminates with this error. "configure: error: the g++ -std=gnu++11 compiler appears to not support C++11."

gtkwave isn't getting installed from that command, need help @k0nze_builds

That's great, thanks, very clear. It took me a lot of trial errors to get a better understanding of decorators to be able to develop more advanced decorators. Your video would have helped me greatly. It would be great to have a equel / part 2 video including the use of @functools.wraps

Thank you! 🎉

This should just work. I am importing a file from the same folder and VS Code can't figure it out. I can't either, that's why I'm complaining.