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I hope to see a course for Java 23.

This video is no longer correct for Android studio 2024.1.2.13. Don't select a Blank Activity (it's now called an Empty Activity) . You have to select an *Empty Views Activity* or you may spend a couple of hours (as I did) trying to figure out why nothing in the video matches what you are seeing in your project. Great video. Bad Android Studio developers. Someone there actually thought this was a good idea? Seriously? This kind of thing is stupid and renders all the tutorials out there obsolete. Stop doing this!!!

I just that we live in modern time, so why the lector didn't use some normal visual editor as vscode, but all time in terminal ist little bit bored and also person must multiple time stop the vidio for realise what doing on inside thr code. Generally good course but only the terminal is boring

hey can you share the codes link

i watched your wireshark tutorial and i learned a lot from it ,i also enjoyed your teaching style,you make the material easily digestable,so now im going through this pen testing lesson.just wanted to say thank you for the lessons,much appreciated.thanks

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He is not teaching beginners at all. I have already watched oops tutorials, this tutorial was to be more understandable but it was confusing me.

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Explains it like he explains something to a baby. 10/10 clarity, and depth .

Thank you🙏

What about the source code to test learn with?! 🙏

can you please include the working files, I couldn't find that

Great Stuff, Highly recommended and covers oop in-depth

Interesting, this channel reminds me a lot of Envato Tuts, they realease courses but with outdated version of a well-established software. Is that a trend?

great talk!

Thank you❤

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Great course, Thank you so much!

Great course, so far! However, I cant find the working files for the course anywhere

The bit where you are discussing encapsulation, you are trying to reference __mangled_name from the cc instance you created. But there was a typo which was not picked up. Also you were trying to reference cc__mangled_name...there is no dot before the double underscore. Finally where is cc.GetSet__mangled_name declared...first time I am seeing it is when trying to print it

The UI is a bit different (I was also using the "New UI" version of it), but everything was still able to be found. Really good intro to this IDE, especially if you already have experience with others.

Can Ettercap be installed on Windows 10 comprehensively like on LINUX/UNIX?

You uploaded a Python 2 course in 2023? For viewers: find a more recent course that uses Python 3. Keep in mind there is no backward compatibility between version 2 and 3 while version 2 is not used for a decade now. You might learn useful things about OOP in this course but you will also learn outdated Python functions and features. Unlearning those will be very hard and painful. 8:33

good turtorial! Would have liked to get some more modern examples using springboot though, as most web apps/services are nowdays developed with Spring.

May you live long. Awesome course

Bro how tf did you keep your calm while teaching c++ you are a legend man...

Very helpful course. I tried to get the geolite databases but it seems they are discontinued. Is there any other sources? Thanks again.

Great stuff

This is great content. I would like to see the "working files" mentioned with the text of the assignments. Alternatively, a screen shot of the assignments in the video would work to be able to understand what is being asked and to attempt to work through it on my own.

This is one of the best tutorials I have ever seen. Thanks a lot🙏

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god bless you sir thanks for this, please also create videos on advance C# thanks sir!

FYI: Maxmind is no longer giving access to their legacy databases.

Rất hay. Cám ơn bạn đã làm video

This is the UA-cam channel of the tutor: youtube.com/@davidblaikie2333?si=_aXBSt02YlsV70rM Unfortunately, he has no written books I could find. If you do some investigative work, you will find the Python glossary #davidblaikie has prepared. In regards to Python and OOP, he is a teacher of particular pedagogical reification and skill.

@alphabrainscourses Please upload and/or provide a link to the glossary the tutor/instructor makes reference to throughout the tutorial. This would be very much appreciated.

Somebody in the comments section advised this tutorial is from 2014 and just uploaded more recently. I don't know where they got that information from. The nature of this course is very important to me. It is April 2024, and I have been learning the Python language for the last two weeks. Admittedly, Python 3. In that time, I have learnt that everything (or all elements) in Python are 'objects' in the context and denotation of the term in OOP, the current dominant programming paradigm globally. Unlike other languages, Python has no primitives. The comparable elements to 'primitives' in Python are instead objects. So, OOP is structurally foundational, primary and native, to the Python language. As I am learning Python to realise a knowledge graph, which requires an ontology of the domain to be engineered and generated, which will be rendered in OWL, and the structure of the OWL ontological schema will inform how the dataset is rendered in the datastructure of a digraph (directed graph) in XML, I now appreciate that apart from learning the fundamentals of Python, the first this I need to do in the project, is construct a module of fundamental classes, as specified in the schema of the ontological domain. Therefore, there is a project-oriented pragmatism in acquiring Python through the lens of OOP and how Python specifically implements the OOP paradigm. I do have reservations that this tutorial is Python 2 specific, but I really like the presenter's teaching style, and I appreciate that Python2 is largely comparable to Python3. I have just started to get used to using IPython, the newer implementation of REPL in the CLI. But, whereas IPython has discontinued support for Python2, if I type `python2` in the CLI, I get a Python2-specific REPL. I note that there are more recent tutorials on this specific lens into Python, such as: ua-cam.com/video/-YhddS9_uus/v-deo.htmlsi=3HHxUpK_TSJT7OuG Anyway, regardless of this newer material, thank you very much for uploading this tutorial, I am going to persevere with it.

I have subscribed to the channel because of the quality of this tutorial. The presenter's spoken word is specific and excellent. My only critique is that the font size of the presentation could be larger for more mature eyes.

It is a great tutorial, with many examples.

Course is very nice and much informative.

Thank you for great contributions!!!

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This is such a underrated video, thanks a lot, I'm learning jax and this helped a lot

Hi, I have a problem, I am a IOS user but when I try to download and install de Wireshark I reseved a message about ,,Don t exist a version for MacOS.

this is very high quality content! keep it up!

Great, high quality content. Keep mking more videos!

Some great explanations of various patterns.

It is a very comprehensive tutorial and I learned a lot of it. Thank you for the tutorial.

Very informative but I'll tell you a bit more on that later.

Who is the instructor?