There are better things than printing random words from a list... Such as 3D games... GTA V for example... The complexity of that took them ages to make...
4:54 I don't feel guilty now for using _global_ that one time... that I did. 10:50 Don't put everything on one line. 17:50 That's cool that there's people now that only know Python. I wish I didn't know COBOL... or Visual Basic. 22:43 No two Python users are alike. 27:35 He who controls the past, controls the future.
Python programming language is a programming language created by a great person (Guido Van Rosum) .. Extraordinary Thank you for your work. from irpangi Indonesia
I like that Guido's idea of getting time to breathe and relax is to do coding in front of a live audience. 😂 (03:15) I think that would make me more self conscious and nervous!
First, a question for long-time python programmers: Was there as much difficulty with mass adoption of 2.x versions from 1.x versions? And now my main comment: Another problem I see with the 2.7 to 3.4 move, is that a lot of newish projects, like Kivy are now having to support both the old AND the new versions of python, which has to be nothing short of a nightmare and also delaying adoption of 3.4. My thought process goes something like this (in so much as I hate to admit it): "Why move to 3.4 when I can still do everything I want in 2.7 and not have to really worry about module compatibility at all? I mean, learning the changes in 3.4 is just going to be a pain in *MY* ass and other people are still supporting me in 2.7, anyway, so what's the point in making the switch now" Of course this line of thinking is wholly self-centered, and will ultimately lead me to disaster in the future, when 2.7 dies out, but for as long as it is the most popular version, life is great!! :D
6 years later.. Question: 'Opposed the idea of exception expressions?" >>> x = d[4] except KeyError: None File "", line 1 x = d[4] except KeyError: None ^ SyntaxError: invalid syntax >>> still not working :D :D :D
Wow seeing him type that slow is really encouraging.
I consider myself lucky to be able to hear and see this man program, even via UA-cam.
There are better things than printing random words from a list...
Such as 3D games... GTA V for example... The complexity of that took them ages to make...
Wow, this is like seeing God himself doing some programming.
and failing😂
4:54 I don't feel guilty now for using _global_ that one time... that I did.
10:50 Don't put everything on one line.
17:50 That's cool that there's people now that only know Python. I wish I didn't know COBOL... or Visual Basic.
22:43 No two Python users are alike.
27:35 He who controls the past, controls the future.
Such an inspirational man!
11:12 - We are not Perl hahahahaha :) I love this guy.
I think about 11:00 every day, even when not writing python.
Oh wow. This is wonderful
He's wearing the same shirt as from Pycon 2012. 2 years is long :P
Python programming language is a programming language created by a great person (Guido Van Rosum) ..
Extraordinary
Thank you for your work.
from irpangi Indonesia
before watching this video i was thinking to learn python from Guido Van Rossum. now i changed my mind 🤣🤣🤣
amazing
10:54 - (Paraphrasing) Some people want to put a lot into one line. I think it's ok to take a breath and use a few more words. We're not PERL here.
Very nice talk... but too short! Something like 3 hours would be perfect.
what would have been even more perfect than that? is 6 hours of talk. :D
I like that Guido's idea of getting time to breathe and relax is to do coding in front of a live audience. 😂 (03:15) I think that would make me more self conscious and nervous!
congratulations
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First, a question for long-time python programmers: Was there as much difficulty with mass adoption of 2.x versions from 1.x versions?
And now my main comment:
Another problem I see with the 2.7 to 3.4 move, is that a lot of newish projects, like Kivy are now having to support both the old AND the new versions of python, which has to be nothing short of a nightmare and also delaying adoption of 3.4.
My thought process goes something like this (in so much as I hate to admit it):
"Why move to 3.4 when I can still do everything I want in 2.7 and not have to really worry about module compatibility at all? I mean, learning the changes in 3.4 is just going to be a pain in *MY* ass and other people are still supporting me in 2.7, anyway, so what's the point in making the switch now"
Of course this line of thinking is wholly self-centered, and will ultimately lead me to disaster in the future, when 2.7 dies out, but for as long as it is the most popular version, life is great!! :D
Watching at 1.5 speed:) btw brilliant and helpful speech
He sounds Russian, but two years ago, he sounded like Linus. Very strange.
What editor is this?
the only editor you need for python (IDLE)
7:30 VS import random; print(random.choice(open('questions.txt').read().split('
')))
statikreg Sup?
*****
All it is doing:
print(), random(), open()
Too extreme for ya?
DLC ENERGY import this
statikreg
print random questions
It doesn't matter if you don't fully understand it... xD
Sup... again?
6 years later..
Question: 'Opposed the idea of exception expressions?"
>>> x = d[4] except KeyError: None
File "", line 1
x = d[4] except KeyError: None
^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax
>>>
still not working :D :D :D
"You're not a woman"
Haha this is why Python gets no corporate support
wow, sexist much?
I'm trying to convince myself that he was just distracted, and not concentrating on what he was saying, but..... >_>