eagerly waiting to start python back after 2020, 2019-2020 mei ek project banaya thaa fir zindagi Javascript ki taraf chali gyee thee , kafi time se python se patch up krne ki soonch rha thaa , hitesh sir ne dediye mauka ,,, ab lagayenge chauka its real moka moka for me
I often observe a lack of enthusiasm in my college professors during their lectures. In contrast, I find your teaching style incredibly engaging and inspiring. Your excitement and happiness are truly contagious and motivate me to learn more and stay connected to your courses. Thank you so much for all your videos
I hope sir just made a perk button that you can see all the videos at once... One video a day is just increasing my level of curiosity and that eagerness to start it as soon as possible... Sir please include this in the membership or go with 2 videos a day atleast ♥
🎯 Key points for quick navigation: 00:00 *Introduction to the series focusing on Python inner workings and the necessity of being able to print "Hello, World".* 00:26 *The creator sets a target of 300 comments within 24 hours of the video upload.* 00:40 *Emphasis on understanding the inner workings and underlying engineering of Python, rather than just coding.* 01:20 *Discussion of the confusion surrounding whether Python is an interpreted or compiled language, promising to explain the workings of Python.* 01:52 *Introduction of Python's behind-the-scenes processes when writing simple programs.* 03:01 *The importance of recognizing that Python scripts or programs execute instructions, which may include various operations.* 04:29 *Explanation that the bytecode generated is distinct from Java bytecode, noting differences while describing its formation.* 05:36 *Clarification that converting Python code to bytecode does not imply it becomes a compiled language; it serves as an intermediate step.* 06:02 *The platform-independent nature of bytecode, allowing it to run on various systems without significant changes.* 07:41 *Mention of frozen binaries in Python and their reconstitution, discussing software writing complexities.* 08:10 *Organized file management is essential when making multiple changes to code in Python.* 09:05 *The use of underscores in naming conventions indicates special importance or intended internal use within Python.* 10:38 *Differencing algorithms are utilized in programming languages to identify changes in source code rather than rewriting it entirely.* 11:10 *The Python version used impacts the bytecode created, highlighting the significance of versioning in Python development.* 12:07 *The Python Virtual Machine (PVM) executes code in a continuous loop, acting as a simple software interpreter.* 12:56 *The PVM can be seen as a runtime engine necessary for executing Python code, similar to how an engine is essential for a car to function.* 13:39 *The PVM serves as the primary engine for running Python code, integrating directly with various Python environments and tools.* 14:21 *Emphasizes the importance of in-depth knowledge of Python for high-end companies and open-source roles, which often ask detailed questions.* 14:35 *Clarifies that bytecode is not machine code and does not provide direct instructions to hardware.* 15:05 *Explains that bytecode is optimized for virtual machines, such as Java's, but is specific to the Python implementation.* 15:40 *Indicates that the majority of Python usage is with CPython, the standard implementation, and other variants must be specifically mentioned.* 16:08 *Lists variants of Python like Jython and IronPython, and mentions their specific use cases, such as working with Java binaries.* 16:50 *Discusses performance-oriented versions of Python like PyPy and Stackless, highlighting the variety in the language's ecosystem.* 17:10 *Reflects on the internal processes of Python that happen when executing simple commands like "Hello World."* 17:25 *Suggests that understanding Python's syntax and standardized features is essential for effective programming.* 17:55 *Encourages viewers to share the video for more content on Python's inner workings and to engage in further research and writing about the topic.* Made with HARPA AI
(563th comment) Timestamp :- 00:02 Understanding the inner working of Python 02:53 Python code is converted into byte code 05:40 Python compiles down to byte code, an intermediate platform-independent low-level code. 08:31 Python source code changes are processed using a diffing algorithm. 11:23 Python virtual machine handles file imports and optimization 13:13 Python Virtual Machine(PVM) is the runtime engine for Python programming language. 15:10 Python's specific interpretation and implementation 16:58 Python inner working is complex and requires understanding of its standardized features.
been using python since last 3 yr but this topic was never taught nor seem appealing to me hats of to hitesh sir to teach this hoping more hidden insights to be explored reach+=1 waiting to learn django, flask from you
Hitesh Choudhary's Python tutorials are incredibly clear and beginner-friendly, simplifying complex topics. His engaging teaching style keeps viewers motivated and eager to learn more. The wide range of content ensures a comprehensive understanding of Python.
Sir your videos are life saver I cannot emphasize this enough. I wish you were my teacher in college but at least we can use your UA-cam channel to learn. Thank you so much for taking the time to post these videos for us! Please keep posting cause I just feel no matter how much I learn there is still something left to learn from your videos!
(12:53) Python generates bytecode for all files whether the files are imported or not. If we run python file directly (not as imported file), bytecode is generated but is not stored on disk as file. The generated bytecode remains in primary memory for execution only.
I was stopped to watching any tutorial on youtube but after watching the js series here i am very very excited for python as well. Hopefully, it would be the great tutorial, god bless you and you bless us🙏
thank you for taking this topic and appreciating Theory and inner working, most of the courses and youtubers doesn't even care to provide a basic foundation which is very important in long run.
I've just started learning python for DSA. Perfect time you launched this amazing playlist sir. Your teaching is so in depth and knowledgeable I enjoy them very much. Thank you for such great content sir
I was stopped to watching any tutorial on youtube but after watching the js series here i am very very excited for python as well. Hopefully, it would be the great tutorial, god bless you and you bless us🙏 I was stopped to watching any tutorial on youtube but after watching the js series here i am very very excited for python as well. Hopefully, it would be the great tutorial, god bless you and you bless us🙏 I was stopped to watching any tutorial on youtube but after watching the js series here i am very very excited for python as well. Hopefully, it would be the great tutorial, god bless you and you bless us🙏
Chai ke saath Python Ki series start kiye hai aaj thank you sir for this amazing series and this series and this is gonna help me build my fundamentals in python
Informative and refreshing content related to Python, presented in attractive and comprehensible way. Really appreciate your efforts and kudos to your helpful attitude!!
currently on the backend series, this series came as a pleasant surprise! will be nice to learn a bit more about python that one is usually exposed to in the YT scene
Firstly Thank you so much Sir for doing the great series of Python I am extreme Beginner and recently i ll start coding and now find this playlist and i found best teaching method and your great positive vibes which can make me so motivated thanks alot for doing this
It's helpful as many of us can't give much time every day but the video length is just right as that much can be spared for learning interesting and new things everyday
ho gya target sir 340 around but sir kamm hi hai for this series back to back these series also make us engage like a live videos thanks sir vaise python acchi tarah aati hai mujhe but aa jate hai hum bhi kabhi kabhi sikhne apse lots of love sir😄😄
I'm excited to embark on my Python learning journey with Hitesh Sir's series. I anticipate that I'll approach Python in a completely new way compared to my previous experiences with learning any computer programming languages.
Sir please one request..Keep this course comprehensive..we want many lectures and videos. Oops chahiye aur bhi baki lectures..detailed aur advanced bhi
Hello, sir. Thank you for your great videos. I have a question for you: How can I learn any programming language in depth, like you? Additionally, how can I properly read documentation? When I see documentation, I often feel overwhelmed and struggle to learn from it. Could you please make a video on how to read documentation effectively or how to independently learn any programming language in depth?
we write code--->source code--->then, python compiler--->bytecode(is not a machine code)--->PVM(python virtual machine)---->machine code--->running program that's python known as interpreter language
This gonna be the best python course available on UA-cam
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@@anvrag yeah bro we got a lot of similar interests
@@cherishkansara7851 ekdummm so how are u long time no see
@@anvrag bs bhai chal raha tu bata kya kar raha hai jeevan mein?
@@cherishkansara7851just programmar thingy aur kya 😅
Python ata h mughe but me ye course sirf apke liye dekh rha hu.
your are great teacher and the reason is your positivity and smile.
eagerly waiting to start python back after 2020, 2019-2020 mei ek project banaya thaa fir zindagi Javascript ki taraf chali gyee thee ,
kafi time se python se patch up krne ki soonch rha thaa , hitesh sir ne dediye mauka ,,, ab lagayenge chauka
its real moka moka for me
I often observe a lack of enthusiasm in my college professors during their lectures. In contrast, I find your teaching style incredibly engaging and inspiring. Your excitement and happiness are truly contagious and motivate me to learn more and stay connected to your courses. Thank you so much for all your videos
I hope sir just made a perk button that you can see all the videos at once... One video a day is just increasing my level of curiosity and that eagerness to start it as soon as possible... Sir please include this in the membership or go with 2 videos a day atleast ♥
Fir membership expensive krni pdegi, abhi to kuch zyada hi sasta ho jayega
One of the best python series i have ever encountered. The way sir explains the topics with so much clarity I am a fan of you sir 😍😍😍😍
🎯 Key points for quick navigation:
00:00 *Introduction to the series focusing on Python inner workings and the necessity of being able to print "Hello, World".*
00:26 *The creator sets a target of 300 comments within 24 hours of the video upload.*
00:40 *Emphasis on understanding the inner workings and underlying engineering of Python, rather than just coding.*
01:20 *Discussion of the confusion surrounding whether Python is an interpreted or compiled language, promising to explain the workings of Python.*
01:52 *Introduction of Python's behind-the-scenes processes when writing simple programs.*
03:01 *The importance of recognizing that Python scripts or programs execute instructions, which may include various operations.*
04:29 *Explanation that the bytecode generated is distinct from Java bytecode, noting differences while describing its formation.*
05:36 *Clarification that converting Python code to bytecode does not imply it becomes a compiled language; it serves as an intermediate step.*
06:02 *The platform-independent nature of bytecode, allowing it to run on various systems without significant changes.*
07:41 *Mention of frozen binaries in Python and their reconstitution, discussing software writing complexities.*
08:10 *Organized file management is essential when making multiple changes to code in Python.*
09:05 *The use of underscores in naming conventions indicates special importance or intended internal use within Python.*
10:38 *Differencing algorithms are utilized in programming languages to identify changes in source code rather than rewriting it entirely.*
11:10 *The Python version used impacts the bytecode created, highlighting the significance of versioning in Python development.*
12:07 *The Python Virtual Machine (PVM) executes code in a continuous loop, acting as a simple software interpreter.*
12:56 *The PVM can be seen as a runtime engine necessary for executing Python code, similar to how an engine is essential for a car to function.*
13:39 *The PVM serves as the primary engine for running Python code, integrating directly with various Python environments and tools.*
14:21 *Emphasizes the importance of in-depth knowledge of Python for high-end companies and open-source roles, which often ask detailed questions.*
14:35 *Clarifies that bytecode is not machine code and does not provide direct instructions to hardware.*
15:05 *Explains that bytecode is optimized for virtual machines, such as Java's, but is specific to the Python implementation.*
15:40 *Indicates that the majority of Python usage is with CPython, the standard implementation, and other variants must be specifically mentioned.*
16:08 *Lists variants of Python like Jython and IronPython, and mentions their specific use cases, such as working with Java binaries.*
16:50 *Discusses performance-oriented versions of Python like PyPy and Stackless, highlighting the variety in the language's ecosystem.*
17:10 *Reflects on the internal processes of Python that happen when executing simple commands like "Hello World."*
17:25 *Suggests that understanding Python's syntax and standardized features is essential for effective programming.*
17:55 *Encourages viewers to share the video for more content on Python's inner workings and to engage in further research and writing about the topic.*
Made with HARPA AI
Sir, I have been following you for 4 years, a lot of my concepts have become clear because of you.
i learned Javascript from this channel and now i learning react from this channel , and i loved it
Thank God this is my first semester in this field and i am glad that i got a chance to learn python from you ❤😊
(563th comment) Timestamp :-
00:02 Understanding the inner working of Python
02:53 Python code is converted into byte code
05:40 Python compiles down to byte code, an intermediate platform-independent low-level code.
08:31 Python source code changes are processed using a diffing algorithm.
11:23 Python virtual machine handles file imports and optimization
13:13 Python Virtual Machine(PVM) is the runtime engine for Python programming language.
15:10 Python's specific interpretation and implementation
16:58 Python inner working is complex and requires understanding of its standardized features.
Now, this is what is called a RAW Engineering! Thank You Sir! Waiting for this long journey ride!
been using python since last 3 yr
but this topic was never taught nor seem appealing to me
hats of to hitesh sir to teach this
hoping more hidden insights to be explored
reach+=1
waiting to learn django, flask from you
Best Python course ever available on youtube
Hitesh Choudhary's Python tutorials are incredibly clear and beginner-friendly, simplifying complex topics.
His engaging teaching style keeps viewers motivated and eager to learn more.
The wide range of content ensures a comprehensive understanding of Python.
This man is the gem of teaching in the history of youtube
one of the best python series on entire youtube..
Sir your videos are life saver I cannot emphasize this enough. I wish you were my teacher in college but at least we can use your UA-cam channel to learn.
Thank you so much for taking the time to post these videos for us!
Please keep posting cause I just feel no matter how much I learn there is still something left to learn from your videos!
Hitesh sir A big Appreciation for you! I love how aap depth me jaate ho ki chize kaise kaam karti hai aur yahi aapko baaki sab se alag banata hai ❤️🔥
I am here for your way of teaching. You are amazing, please continue good work.
(12:53) Python generates bytecode for all files whether the files are imported or not. If we run python file directly (not as imported file), bytecode is generated but is not stored on disk as file. The generated bytecode remains in primary memory for execution only.
I was stopped to watching any tutorial on youtube but after watching the js series here i am very very excited for python as well.
Hopefully, it would be the great tutorial, god bless you and you bless us🙏
first time seeing someone explain such interesting topics of in the beginning rather than just telling the syntax for 10 videos and taking watchtime
this channel is the best when it comes to "behind the scenes"
thank you for taking this topic and appreciating Theory and inner working, most of the courses and youtubers doesn't even care to provide a basic foundation which is very important in long run.
sir apka isi inner working ke lie apka fan hu. app jo karte h wo aur koi nhi karta h. love u sir
I've just started learning python for DSA. Perfect time you launched this amazing playlist sir. Your teaching is so in depth and knowledgeable I enjoy them very much. Thank you for such great content sir
The best thing about this video and all others on this channel & English channel is "to the point & precise information". ❤
I was stopped to watching any tutorial on youtube but after watching the js series here i am very very excited for python as well.
Hopefully, it would be the great tutorial, god bless you and you bless us🙏
I was stopped to watching any tutorial on youtube but after watching the js series here i am very very excited for python as well.
Hopefully, it would be the great tutorial, god bless you and you bless us🙏
I was stopped to watching any tutorial on youtube but after watching the js series here i am very very excited for python as well.
Hopefully, it would be the great tutorial, god bless you and you bless us🙏
Never imaged that the inner working would be so engaging and interesting, thank you sir for making python learning experience so engaging.
Been working with python for about an year, never new the bts in such depth!
Best Python course ever available on youtube 100%%
Sir one video a day is a great idea .It keeps us hooked .Pls continue this sir . I told my frnd abt python series .
I am starting learning python for the first time and so far i am loving it.
Hitesh Sir, K samjhane k tarika wakiye bht badhiya hai. I am really fan of his way to teaching
really wanted to learn Python then this man came up with python series with details.
Chai ke saath Python Ki series start kiye hai aaj thank you sir for this amazing series and this series and this is gonna help me build my fundamentals in python
Glad to hear that , thanks 😊☕️
This is the best for us in deep knowledge in any language. Only this Channel give us.
Informative and refreshing content related to Python, presented in attractive and comprehensible way. Really appreciate your efforts and kudos to your helpful attitude!!
currently on the backend series, this series came as a pleasant surprise! will be nice to learn a bit more about python that one is usually exposed to in the YT scene
videos hamesha 4k me dalo aur never compromise with concept love your videos
I hope this gonna be the best Python course available on UA-cam ever
This gonna be the best python course available on UA-cam
I'm fan of teaching style
And the idea of 1 video and for the time limit is awesome
This is the Best Course in UA-cam...
Your contents are addictive and why not after all 10 years of coding journey.
Target achieved within 2 hrs of upload 300+ comments. Thank You Hitesh Ji for the top notch content
Here before 24 hrs hehe. I'm following these series diligently! thanks for the great content :)
Never have I ever thought of learnig bytecode, PVM in a Python series. Hats off for going that deep 🫡
Firstly Thank you so much Sir for doing the great series of Python I am extreme Beginner and recently i ll start coding and now find this playlist and i found best teaching method and your great positive vibes which can make me so motivated thanks alot for doing this
Seriously following this series man, I hope this series will be as good as expected, keep going
First time someone explained the behind-the-scenes of Python.
This will be the best python series on you tube
Sir you are excellent in all aspects. Your are simply a legend. You are the man of inspirations. Your are the best teacher in this world.
pehli baar python mein interest jagruk hua ....Thanku hitesh sir
It's helpful as many of us can't give much time every day but the video length is just right as that much can be spared for learning interesting and new things everyday
This is the best python Series ❤thank you Bhaiya
thank you so much
I continue with the chai aur python series.
I share your playlist with my classmates.
Hitesh Sir always providing in-depth videos!
Best series of python on UA-cam
Dont know why but this series will definetly help me in my switch.
I am learning Python with a great teacher Sir Hitesh
Amazing knowledge and top notch video and audio quality... Awesome presentation 🙏🙏
ho gya target sir 340 around but sir kamm hi hai for this series back to back these series also make us engage like a live videos thanks sir vaise python acchi tarah aati hai mujhe but aa jate hai hum bhi kabhi kabhi sikhne apse
lots of love sir😄😄
Happy evening Sir, My name is Lucky and I am a fan of your teaching skill. Great sir. I am also from Jaipur.😍😍😍😍😍😍
I'm excited to embark on my Python learning journey with Hitesh Sir's series. I anticipate that I'll approach Python in a completely new way compared to my previous experiences with learning any computer programming languages.
javascript backend series buhat confidence mil gaya ab python expert bhe ban jaon ga. international companies expert person is here
Today's video was really interesting. Enjoying the series.
Wanted to learn python and here is the king of coding
This is very best channel in UA-cam 😊
Best teacher of YT 🧑💻🧑💻
Sir please one request..Keep this course comprehensive..we want many lectures and videos. Oops chahiye aur bhi baki lectures..detailed aur advanced bhi
Best teacher = "Hitesh Guru ji"
THE BEST PYTHON COURSE ON UA-cam ❤
I am enjoying this content❤
best youtube channel to learn.... love it..
This course seems to be best so far 🥳🥳🥳🥳
sir,we are waiting with excitment..for this great series.....
I'm a Python newbie, feel lucky to have Hitesh Sir as my mentor 🙇♂🙇♂🙇♂🙇♂
Whatever course you are creating, I will be watching.
I hope next course will be Chai aur RUST
ye he asli course jo real life mn hota he na k koi sidha keera ki tarah chalte jao i like it
Going to be best python series on the internet ❤
one of the best teacher for me
Today's session was very enjoying one learn a lot about the internal workings of python code
End of the series please make real world projects sir 😊
Hello, sir. Thank you for your great videos. I have a question for you: How can I learn any programming language in depth, like you? Additionally, how can I properly read documentation? When I see documentation, I often feel overwhelmed and struggle to learn from it. Could you please make a video on how to read documentation effectively or how to independently learn any programming language in depth?
Yet another knowledge gaining session plz keep going and blessed us with the untapped knowledge showering, #GyanGanga
we write code--->source code--->then, python compiler--->bytecode(is not a machine code)--->PVM(python virtual machine)---->machine code--->running program
that's python known as interpreter language
best python series in youtube
Loved it, never saw video like it!!
Thanks a lot sir.New to your channel
Best phython course on UA-cam
Thank you sir , sab log bus use karna batate hain under the hood Kaise kaam karta hai vo nhi thank you sir
Best Explanation Ever . Thanks Sir .
Sir aapka video mai every day dekhta hu aapko dekhkar maja aajata ha
Learning with a great relaxed mind ❤
Loved this video, waiting for next one.
although i know python, i am watching this series cuz i know there's always next level things in this channel
Appreciated your efforts...
chai aur code
First time I see that someone explain the whole working behind the program execution...