I'm just getting started with python and it's really cool to see completed projects, a lot of the courses only show in terminal things. It's nice to see what's achievable instead of simple text games.
0:25 "I'm sure some of the projects will impress you." 😊 Yes, they did. Very good job, Tim. I was also impressed to hear about your coding class for kids. It's inspiring to see the dedication and hard work of young people like yourself. Keep up the great work.
To everyone struggling through your first projects, keep pushing through it! Coding is all about honing your problem solving skills, and working on projects is one of the best ways to do this. Take your time, and it will get easier.
Dude, all things aside, your code comment game is top-notch! It really made me feel happy that some people still take care of commenting their code well rather than just leave it as the mess it is and then go back and try to figure out what the hell they have written. great job, kudos
Wow! I found your video because I’ve just started learning Python. I about two years ago learned to code with web, and been bit by the bug so I’m wanting to learn programming. Python stuck out to me so I decided to start learning it. I found your video because I wanted to see examples of apps and or games you can create with it! I must say that I’m impressed! And hope to be able to create some awesome projects! I’m inspired!
Great video. Your enthusiasm reminds me of the enthusiasm we had in the early 80s with the Apple 2 and Commodore 64 computers. You make me want to start programming again.
I am impressed with these cool projects, and they all push students of programming to learn new things. That being said, even though I know I should be learning newer and more complex things in programming, I still like to make these somewhat simple text based adventure games (purely for fun). The most important thing I learned from making text based games is, after I wrote the code, played the game a few times, I went back and looked at my code, only to realize I could have saved myself so much time (and written fewer lines of code, to accomplish the same thing), had I written it differently. I am not ready to make physics based games, but I guess you have to start somewhere and learn to improve your own code.
Honestly started today with python. I honestly was proud that i got a bmi calculator to work just a few hours back and instead of just using overweight and not overweight i felt proud of just being able to "even" add a underweight as well (without extra help so thats why i felt proud). Not have been too frustrated yet but it will come. Being 22 and having the feeling of making progress is something i miss, this gave that feeling back. Thanks for the project ideas, maybe this helps keeping me going( when i understand basics a bit better). Thanks for these ideas!
my algorithm homework loves you. Couse my teacher gave us 1 class about libraries.... and then he said " i want a proyect that uses 3 libraries, YOU HAVE 2 DAYS " :'c thank you very much
I've been a programmer for now 4 years (school things). I've been struggling into creating programs because I don't really find motivation on programming, I let some of my projects there without finishing them. By watching this I got motivated, motivated to do my homework (which never happens) and to keep my projects and even start some others, thank you a lot.
I can't tell if he's actually young or just looks young, but if he's looking for a job someone better snatch him up quick. Aside from the tech skills...someone technical that really enjoys helping and teaching others just brings up the whole team
Very interesting projects! I will implement some of them in the Julia programming language and post them on my channel. Thanks for the great video, Tim!
You're kidding with me right.. these are all like top tier projects.. could you please show us a roadmap on how to make these kind of cool projects and roadmap of python..
I'm currently enhancing my AI which I made with python(of course) while working on improving my coding skills as I am quite a beginner (started python about 4 months ago)... my AI is almost 1300 lines long and I do have a hard time coming up with ideas to enhance it even more and add functions to it... that's why I came to this video.. it didn't really help my problem but I did get a lot of inspiration from it.... keep up the work man! (idk why I said all that stuff but ok)
Please watch: "Increase Your Instagram Account followers easily with Python || Web Automation (Selenium) " www.youtube.com/watch?v=S97o8... How to create a Dictionary in Python : ua-cam.com/video/atDgcb-ImMo/v-deo.html How to generate 6-digit alphanumeric OTP in Python: ua-cam.com/video/e9hwDIX2H6E/v-deo.html
Subscribed , because , Tim does not only show and share the code , but takes the time to show us the end result with a brief demonstration ! 🧐🇬🇧🤔❤️🤝👍🏻💪🏻🤓🤓🤓
For how long have you been learning code ? And specifically Python ? I started learning Python back on last October on my own and I still don't know half of the code you made. I mean, I knew about tensforflow, tkinter, pygame, how to setup a local server with tcp/udp, but I'm just a newbie at understanding how those modules fully work. Also, I didn't know there was a face recognition module, do you think it could recognize more than faces ? like cars, or specific images ? I discovered your channel like 2 weeks ago to understand Kivy and man, you're awesome ! Keep up the great work !
Hey I’ve been programming for about 6 years, started when I was 12. Learning python for ~ the last 3. You can use other modules to recognize objects, I think there is a specific module for it actually.
@@TechWithTim Thanks for the answer Tim ! Glad to learn about that. Also, I hope I'll become as good as you in coding ! I'm currently waiting for Microsoft to open an AI school in France in October, and I hope to join it and learn more about all of this universe that coding is !
I am so happy that i found your chanel soo soo happy. Your videos will definitely help a looot. Thank youu soo much. Do you have any videos or advice for begginers?
This was a great video. I've been trying to learn more about what exactly you can do with code and this helped so much! I love how you went through projects of your own and showed them running instead of just talking about a BROAD list of things you could do with code. Subscribbled
wait what. You're 18 years old? I thought we would learn these kinda advanced stuff during college and I was sitting back at my house,chilling through this whole vacation that I have right now.I guess that's not how it works but you have to work on your own a lot? A reply with a suggestion would be very appreciated, thanks.
I started 2 days ago. Mine was Coil spring design. It will ask you for the desired OD, ID, Load, free length & material. The output would be Maximum shear stress induced in the spring. Spring index. Whal's factor. Maximum deflection. No of Active and inactive coils. Stiffness. Solid length. Factor of safety. Buckling factor, etc.
I really like this email storage one.But when I downloaded the code and run the file it is asking for password. What is password can you please tell. I hadn't changed any code and password. Please help me. 🆘️🆘️
@@ryanwoodruff1863 Brute Force? It's always first try and here is a decryptor (self-written/not tested): for letter in line: if letter==",": print() continue print(chr(ord(letter)-5),end="")
@@RecursiveTriforce aye but let's say you didnt know that it was shifted by 5 letters and instead was shifted by n letter, then it would be the simple case of a brute force algorithm.
I'm kinda new to Python and one thing I'm doing is learning with automate borring stuff, A different approach of what I used too do when I learning a programing lenguaje, in chaper 9 when they teach about files I started to doing a proyect of my own with shelve module, I'm storing my activities per day and I just able of modifying them that day, the key is actually a date like for example today was 17/03/22, and I save it in an array, I have an option to create a folder and export but later I wanna do a GUI with that same program, and another thing is that thanks to you I did an exe file and now I can use it at my work across the network, so thanks man little story, one of the first times I got the impostor syndrome, was when I met you, I was learning english and to practice I what some tutorials and you talking about everything you did in CS as a kid, I just felt I was too late a little jelous too but you have been one of the people who got me more interesting in these path I chose and thank you for that man
Thank you. You've encouraged me to learn more. I also appreciate that you're serious and your videos are pretty straightforward without bs, unlike some other similar youtubers that try to crack a joke every 30 seconds and stretch the videos for adsense. Keep up the good work.
Hey Tim! I've been coding for about 3 months now and although I can create single page websites I've always wondered how the coding process is like to create projects like the ones you've displayed because they just seem out of this world to me. Do you read docs, follow youtube tutorials or what is a typical game plan for you?
Wow... This is a lot... I think I've been playing. I want to do the online Chess but not just on PC. And with a lil of react. So anyone interested? ✌️🙋🏽♂️
Dang I just finished my first text based hangman game and is currently working on Python Crash Course alien game. This is actually motivating to learn Pygame
Please watch: "Increase Your Instagram Account followers easily with Python || Web Automation (Selenium) " www.youtube.com/watch?v=S97o8... How to create a Dictionary in Python : ua-cam.com/video/atDgcb-ImMo/v-deo.html How to generate 6-digit alphanumeric OTP in Python: ua-cam.com/video/e9hwDIX2H6E/v-deo.html
Ha ha ha, nice! I startet learning Python last month and my first "on my own" program was hangman, too : D I was satisfied with a plain text (terminal based) version, though ; ) Right now I'm polishing my second "on my own" program: TicTacToe (also terminal based). Guess I should have a look at PyGame? : )
@@shootingstarz0008 you can learn python without knowing math. But it really depends on what you plan on doing with it. If you want to build stuff like a software engineer would then it may not require a lot of math. However if you going to data science yes that area will require math, but mainly statistics. If you decide to do gaming development it will require math and physics. Web developer use very little math at all. So it really comes down to what your goals are for using python and why.
Nico Ignacio before ding in to any of these projects get familiar with functions, classes, lists, dictionaries , loops, data types and also learn how to read libraries (very important )
Start a high paying tech career making $60k+/year with NO DEBT: coursecareers.com/a/techwithtim?course=software-dev-fundamentals
Still programming my "hello world" project .
Good luck
print ("Hello world")
print ("May you succeed it")
What ive been doing cuz i just started coding is copy print("") and paste it and stuff
@@zohairkhan4098 yeah i heard of it before. But im using a thing called thonny at school. But i can try it on my home computer.👍
Anonymous Is Watching sure...
Timestamps:
1. Hangman 0:54
2. Drawing Program 1:19
3. Turtle Race 2:11
4. Account Storage 2:52
5. A Star Path Finding 3:43
6. Golf Game 4:39
7. Black Jack 5:40
8. Side Scroller 6:13
9. Snake Game 6:40
10. Tetris 7:13
11. Sudoku 7:33
12. Discord Bot 8:29
13. Online Chess Game 9:32
14. Tower Defense Game 10:43
15. Face Recognition (Only On Images) 11:44
wow thanks
Where can I get the video that shows a step by step coding?
Hero❤️
absolute legend for giving this
@@samuelmtshali6116 UA-cam.
Well, my friends, I guess UA-cam's algorithm has brought us together once again.
We are meant to be
🤣
no problem
A good call I must say!
print ("May you success your program")
I'm just getting started with python and it's really cool to see completed projects, a lot of the courses only show in terminal things. It's nice to see what's achievable instead of simple text games.
Same for me, I'm going to have my first "project" be to build the snake game!
Good luck to you friend!
Same for me!!
Welcome to Tutorial-Hell
@@Volkskomissar Agreed
0:25 "I'm sure some of the projects will impress you." 😊 Yes, they did. Very good job, Tim.
I was also impressed to hear about your coding class for kids. It's inspiring to see the dedication and hard work of young people like yourself. Keep up the great work.
Well thank you!
i just started learning python like 4 weeks ago and watching this video made me want to learn more. Thanks
From where are u learning bro ???
Dheeraj A Kumar I’ve been coding for around a month on python but I don’t think I learn Much
Any tips in learning more about
@@franco_spams-l2922 Learn by doing, work on projects create programs and just learn, use youtube, stackoverflow and whatever
If its "4 weeks ago" I don't think it's "just started"
Bruh i need some tips i cant find somethin to learn how to do a project 🙄🙄
GREAT !!!! ... Its time for UA-cam to introduce a "WOW" button.
I agree
.... or just like the video
I just started learning Python, and I gotta say this motivated me to keep on going
Jacob Gluszek just learn pygame if you want to make stuff like these
@@gabrielebellavia6024 pygame won't teach you the logic, you'll need to practise to get the logic
vardhan shorewala u mean by practicing Python coding？
ua-cam.com/video/FDAkMsNMeLE/v-deo.html
Just curious, are you still learning Python 1 year later or are you still motivated to learning programming?
When I actually try to learn coding, I remember of the game that I make fun of. Man I made fun of someone's hardwork that I couldnt even make
Ayeee we on the same boat🤣🤣
So true i laughed how stupid games were now i realized
I WAS *WRONG*
I was the same until I became a game Developer myself. Soooooo much work goes into it but the game would look simple
@@tobydanger86 same
Face recognition sure! Thanks for the code. More tuts on image/text recognition will be well appreciated.
ua-cam.com/video/FDAkMsNMeLE/v-deo.html
Even my projects were games when i first started learning programming.
Love that we have this thing in common.
Holy shit kid, you’re still so young... respect man. You’re gonna make it big
To everyone struggling through your first projects, keep pushing through it! Coding is all about honing your problem solving skills, and working on projects is one of the best ways to do this. Take your time, and it will get easier.
Welcome to Tutorial-Hell
Really awesome to see the progression through time, great work!
I started learning python about a week ago and I was kinda lost until now.This video motivated me a lot!
Greetings from Brazil :)
This is such a huge motivation to learn python. Thank you! Wonderfully narrated and engaging content.
Awesome! I just started learning Python a week ago and watching this video got me completely motivated. Thanks Tim.
Dude, all things aside, your code comment game is top-notch!
It really made me feel happy that some people still take care of commenting their code well rather than just leave it as the mess it is and then go back and try to figure out what the hell they have written.
great job, kudos
Nice one Tim. I'm impressed. I reckon you'll create your own programming language one day
Wow! I found your video because I’ve just started learning Python. I about two years ago learned to code with web, and been bit by the bug so I’m wanting to learn programming. Python stuck out to me so I decided to start learning it. I found your video because I wanted to see examples of apps and or games you can create with it! I must say that I’m impressed! And hope to be able to create some awesome projects! I’m inspired!
I’m glad you like the channel!! Good luck programming :)
Thank you so much for sharing your code!!! Definitely going to play around with the facial detection.
Great video. Your enthusiasm reminds me of the enthusiasm we had in the early 80s with the Apple 2 and Commodore 64 computers. You make me want to start programming again.
I am impressed with these cool projects, and they all push students of programming to learn new things. That being said, even though I know I should be learning newer and more complex things in programming, I still like to make these somewhat simple text based adventure games (purely for fun). The most important thing I learned from making text based games is, after I wrote the code, played the game a few times, I went back and looked at my code, only to realize I could have saved myself so much time (and written fewer lines of code, to accomplish the same thing), had I written it differently. I am not ready to make physics based games, but I guess you have to start somewhere and learn to improve your own code.
Honestly started today with python. I honestly was proud that i got a bmi calculator to work just a few hours back and instead of just using overweight and not overweight i felt proud of just being able to "even" add a underweight as well (without extra help so thats why i felt proud). Not have been too frustrated yet but it will come. Being 22 and having the feeling of making progress is something i miss, this gave that feeling back. Thanks for the project ideas, maybe this helps keeping me going( when i understand basics a bit better). Thanks for these ideas!
Me: print("Hello World")
Output:
Me: *feels unloved*
Traceback: recent call last: HAHAHAHA GET REKT
The issue:
No space between print and the parentheses.
Oof
@@Cthulhu_t Idk if you're joking or not but yeah you don't need space between print and the parenthesis.
@@khytron06 I was joking. I thought it was obvious, but sry
From hangman to face recognition, lmao
What a range of skillsets, thank you for the inspiration
my algorithm homework loves you. Couse my teacher gave us 1 class about libraries.... and then he said " i want a proyect that uses 3 libraries, YOU HAVE 2 DAYS " :'c thank you very much
You might not have millions of subscribers but you have inspired millions to learn programming. THANKYOU!!!!!, live your vids.
Edit: *love*
I've been a programmer for now 4 years (school things). I've been struggling into creating programs because I don't really find motivation on programming, I let some of my projects there without finishing them. By watching this I got motivated, motivated to do my homework (which never happens) and to keep my projects and even start some others, thank you a lot.
Tim, you are a genius. I've started to learn python few days ago and your videos are awesome. You explain everything really well. Thank you
I can't tell if he's actually young or just looks young, but if he's looking for a job someone better snatch him up quick. Aside from the tech skills...someone technical that really enjoys helping and teaching others just brings up the whole team
Hey Tim, this is really great work man. I was impressed with the progression and all the good ideas you had. Keep it up. Thumbup and subbed ;)
Fantastic work, your passion really comes across and it's very inspiring, I've recently picked up Python and looking forward to starting my learning.
Very interesting projects! I will implement some of them in the Julia programming language and post them on my channel.
Thanks for the great video, Tim!
Good job Tim... Thanks for inspiring us to push ourselves to learn programming... Your video is motivational for coders.
Hey Tim, your videos are always very detailed. Thank you.
great work !! good demo of fullstack with python
You're kidding with me right.. these are all like top tier projects.. could you please show us a roadmap on how to make these kind of cool projects and roadmap of python..
“This is something that I was really proud of when I was still learning pygame in grade 11”
Me who’s about to start learning pygame in grade 11:
:0
Hippity hoppity your code is now my property
Good luck man
me, who has finished the university:
:0
From past 3 months am working in python....and I made 2 UI's. But after watched this video I got motivated to try all ur projects....tnks buddy
I feel so dumb lol🥴 Mad respect man, you've inspired me to stay focused and keep grinding!
I'm currently enhancing my AI which I made with python(of course) while working on improving my coding skills as I am quite a beginner (started python about 4 months ago)... my AI is almost 1300 lines long and I do have a hard time coming up with ideas to enhance it even more and add functions to it... that's why I came to this video.. it didn't really help my problem but I did get a lot of inspiration from it.... keep up the work man! (idk why I said all that stuff but ok)
Me: I'm gonna learn python :) Hello world
Tim: Yeah so this was 12 hours of straight coding
@tarun rajput that is a really helpful link - thank you! 😁👍
I loved the way you explain those as if they were too easy
My favorite is the email pw saver. I'm gonna give it a go. Thanks!
Please watch:
"Increase Your Instagram Account followers easily with Python || Web Automation (Selenium) "
www.youtube.com/watch?v=S97o8...
How to create a Dictionary in Python : ua-cam.com/video/atDgcb-ImMo/v-deo.html
How to generate 6-digit alphanumeric OTP in Python: ua-cam.com/video/e9hwDIX2H6E/v-deo.html
Subscribed , because , Tim does not only show and share the code , but takes the time to show us the end result with a brief demonstration ! 🧐🇬🇧🤔❤️🤝👍🏻💪🏻🤓🤓🤓
i can finally upgrade from the hello world Project :)
but honestly this came at the most needed time thx bud
Lol
Print("Thank you")
Print(" Your video is awesome")
*Google wants to know your Location*
Wow! Some amazing projects there, thanks for sharing!
I have recently began my journy 'back' into Python, and can not wait to get to your level 👍🏼
For how long have you been learning code ? And specifically Python ? I started learning Python back on last October on my own and I still don't know half of the code you made. I mean, I knew about tensforflow, tkinter, pygame, how to setup a local server with tcp/udp, but I'm just a newbie at understanding how those modules fully work. Also, I didn't know there was a face recognition module, do you think it could recognize more than faces ? like cars, or specific images ?
I discovered your channel like 2 weeks ago to understand Kivy and man, you're awesome ! Keep up the great work !
Hey I’ve been programming for about 6 years, started when I was 12. Learning python for ~ the last 3. You can use other modules to recognize objects, I think there is a specific module for it actually.
@@TechWithTim Thanks for the answer Tim ! Glad to learn about that. Also, I hope I'll become as good as you in coding ! I'm currently waiting for Microsoft to open an AI school in France in October, and I hope to join it and learn more about all of this universe that coding is !
Nice projects bro! You have some awesome skills!
amazing job done could you make some videos on using Python for data sciene
I have some machine learning videos
I am so happy that i found your chanel soo soo happy. Your videos will definitely help a looot. Thank youu soo much. Do you have any videos or advice for begginers?
This was a great video. I've been trying to learn more about what exactly you can do with code and this helped so much! I love how you went through projects of your own and showed them running instead of just talking about a BROAD list of things you could do with code. Subscribbled
Mate this was an awesome vid to demo what you can do in py! I’m new and impressed what you did solo!
wait what. You're 18 years old? I thought we would learn these kinda advanced stuff during college and I was sitting back at my house,chilling through this whole vacation that I have right now.I guess that's not how it works but you have to work on your own a lot?
A reply with a suggestion would be very appreciated, thanks.
This stuff I do is more advanced that what’s taught in class at my university. I learn mostly everything on my own
dude, u're a genius. BTW last year I made a personal jarvis assistant and youre vids helped me alot
you made snake in 2 hours while i struggle with arrays :'v
I started 2 days ago.
Mine was Coil spring design.
It will ask you for the desired OD, ID, Load, free length & material.
The output would be
Maximum shear stress induced in the spring.
Spring index.
Whal's factor.
Maximum deflection.
No of Active and inactive coils.
Stiffness.
Solid length.
Factor of safety.
Buckling factor, etc.
Check out my projects as well
I really like this email storage one.But when I downloaded the code and run the file it is asking for password. What is password can you please tell. I hadn't changed any code and password. Please help me. 🆘️🆘️
the password is tim
Awesome projects. I loved golf, tower defense, and that sudoku solving puzzles for you, that realy amazed me.
3:30 it's not hashed.
You just added 5 to every character.
As far as I know hashing is a one way operation.
Yeah, probably a simple caeser cipher, incredibly easy to brute force
if it's one way, how do you decode it ?
@@TrungHoang-vz8np
You can't and that's the point.
It's encrypted, not hashed.
@@ryanwoodruff1863
Brute Force?
It's always first try and here is a decryptor (self-written/not tested):
for letter in line:
if letter==",":
print()
continue
print(chr(ord(letter)-5),end="")
@@RecursiveTriforce aye but let's say you didnt know that it was shifted by 5 letters and instead was shifted by n letter, then it would be the simple case of a brute force algorithm.
3:50 Westwood joins the channel: "one can do that?" :D
Holy shit man, i have not but respect for you, such amazing codes, and you made it look so easy while talking, and thanks for making it public
I'm kinda new to Python and one thing I'm doing is learning with automate borring stuff, A different approach of what I used too do when I learning a programing lenguaje, in chaper 9 when they teach about files I started to doing a proyect of my own with shelve module, I'm storing my activities per day and I just able of modifying them that day, the key is actually a date like for example today was 17/03/22, and I save it in an array, I have an option to create a folder and export but later I wanna do a GUI with that same program, and another thing is that thanks to you I did an exe file and now I can use it at my work across the network, so thanks man
little story, one of the first times I got the impostor syndrome, was when I met you, I was learning english and to practice I what some tutorials and you talking about everything you did in CS as a kid, I just felt I was too late a little jelous too but you have been one of the people who got me more interesting in these path I chose and thank you for that man
The a* is probably a good starter program
I did the same kind of visualization with c++ in about 2 weeks
With about a month of programming knowledge
Yes, I’m subscribing. My first project was to learn what “input” means.
Sorry, one more question. Are you planning on coming up with a class like this for javaScript?
Finally a Programming UA-camr that's not yelling all the time:)
Loool
I started loving Python more because of Tim.
Love from 🇵🇰
I would love a step by step tutorial video for each project
He's making MS-paint as an 11 yrs old. Im here figuring out the difference between while and for 😂
11th grade so 17 yrs old
Good job on the projects! A lot are really cool, the golf one is awesome 👏🏿
Thanks!!
You took a bathroom break in the tower of defense but cool work keep up!👍
Thank you. You've encouraged me to learn more. I also appreciate that you're serious and your videos are pretty straightforward without bs, unlike some other similar youtubers that try to crack a joke every 30 seconds and stretch the videos for adsense. Keep up the good work.
ua-cam.com/video/FDAkMsNMeLE/v-deo.html
I'd love to have this guy as a programming teacher
The email storage this was amazing!
5:18 "I had to do all the physics myself"
*import physics*
When people done realize you wrote the physics module, look in the repo 🤷♂️
@@TechWithTim r/woooosh
@@liluziskrrt4116 this isn't reddit
Tennix no shit
Hey Tim! I've been coding for about 3 months now and although I can create single page websites I've always wondered how the coding process is like to create projects like the ones you've displayed because they just seem out of this world to me. Do you read docs, follow youtube tutorials or what is a typical game plan for you?
9:00 oh my god he's on the sentdex's server
What?!?!?
Oooh nice Observation 👌👌
I loved the progression 👏🏼 I am new to Python but I am looking forward to adding it onto language list! 😎
could you walk through how these work and what all the code does
I just started learning Python. Here to check out project ideas. Inspiring video!
Wow... This is a lot... I think I've been playing. I want to do the online Chess but not just on PC. And with a lil of react.
So anyone interested? ✌️🙋🏽♂️
Thanks for showing me what to do with python, besides making webhook bombers, and discord bots.
print("Thank You")
Name 'Print' is not defined
@Adepterz now i kow what's real what's fake
You are the best , due to your video , today I had learned python 3 , pygame and C++
Man please make a video pyqt5 with sqlite3
Dang I just finished my first text based hangman game and is currently working on Python Crash Course alien game. This is actually motivating to learn Pygame
Thanks a lot for the video sir...., very helpful and inspiring and motivational
Please watch:
"Increase Your Instagram Account followers easily with Python || Web Automation (Selenium) "
www.youtube.com/watch?v=S97o8...
How to create a Dictionary in Python : ua-cam.com/video/atDgcb-ImMo/v-deo.html
How to generate 6-digit alphanumeric OTP in Python: ua-cam.com/video/e9hwDIX2H6E/v-deo.html
Congrats on your progress
My "Hello World" still throws error
Ha ha ha, nice! I startet learning Python last month and my first "on my own" program was hangman, too : D
I was satisfied with a plain text (terminal based) version, though ; )
Right now I'm polishing my second "on my own" program: TicTacToe (also terminal based). Guess I should have a look at PyGame? : )
How you make projects...
Please help me ...
How did you learn python
Just do it
I recommend Corey Schafer for strictly python. He is the best teacher on UA-cam that walks you through everything minus all the theory.
i m bad at match is it possible learn to phyton?
@@shootingstarz0008 you can learn python without knowing math. But it really depends on what you plan on doing with it. If you want to build stuff like a software engineer would then it may not require a lot of math. However if you going to data science yes that area will require math, but mainly statistics. If you decide to do gaming development it will require math and physics. Web developer use very little math at all. So it really comes down to what your goals are for using python and why.
Thanks to all of you
I totally prefer you guys to subscribe this guy channel and like every videos.. Awesome projects there! Where did you learn CS?
Im 18 and i just started python deym. 15 projects :((
Can i pull it off too ugh
Nico Ignacio before ding in to any of these projects get familiar with functions, classes, lists, dictionaries , loops, data types and also learn how to read libraries (very important )
man the golf thing was mind blowing
How are you 18!? Jesus christ
@Uqpaa Handy hard work and dedication