Ok, so my take, learning a programming language is like when I learned to play the guitar. I only knew one 12-bar Emajor blues progression for almost 3 years, and it drove all my roommates crazy. The campus security guard taught it to me at my school. However, because I had one thing I enjoyed that I for real knew I could do with that instrument, I kept playing. For only that reason. The result of that was that I had something to build on when I decided to "engage" learning the guitar for real. Now I think I can play most stuff I want to, but I wouldn't have really gotten to that point if I quit frustrated because I couldn't play a single song (like I did with other hobbies as a kid). The same is true when learning a programming language. It doesn't matter what language you pick as long as you pick something that does enough things you like, that you know you'll continue to play with it. As long as you have one point of reference, when you decide to "shift into gears" and really get into coding, it's way easier to learn any other subsequent language (and even get better at subsequent languages than the first one you learned). The point being, it's way more important to pick a language that's fun to you about something you're actually curious about at first. Build actual things that you can actually use for yourself. Build lots of stuff with it. Then after you get good at it, reassess. You may feel the spark and want to take off after a new language, or maybe you want to just keep getting better at the one you already know. But in terms of the best point of entry to programming? Whatever is fun to you. How many Web Developers first started their curiosity tweaking CSS on pages on MySpace? How many Game Developers probably started out getting patches, and hacks, and mods to work on their favorite games, then evolved into writing them full-time? If you start with dry code that's boring to you, has no context, and is complex, you'll never continue to do it just began of 10 mins of inspiration from a youtube video. Follow you passions. Have fun. You'll find the language best for you when you doing that.
This is by far the best computer programming channel out there. Well edited. Well produced. Well spoken. Eneregy is great. Information is great. Wow. I subscribed. I'm a UX Design Student but I love coding for fun. My new job, I teach kids to make robots. I love animation. Its so hard to choose 1 hobby. I just love tech. And don't get me started on hackathons. We won our first one, now Im addicted.
Python is very easy to learn/read/write, but it is slow. It is very good for first language, but dont get stuck into it. If you are starting coding, Python is a great first language, but programmers need more than one language, in fact they need the attitude of alway learning and relearning to get better. My advice is: dedicate 3-4 months to learning Python for various applications, than you will be ready psychologically to jump on anything and go full berzerk.
golemkonty I am beginner with python. I don’t think it is very easy to learn it. After I did a problem and then looked at the solution, I would go “ how come I didn’t think of to do this, the solution’s code is so clean and efficient and my codes are sloppy”. I would feel discourage.
@@iseeflowers smh you can e up imagine if you didn’t waste those 2 years complaining you would be a pro at python now you have to start all over agin that is how the world works you must put in the time
Spotify is using python: Nice Instagram is using python: Okay I need to try this Sees robot: Holy holy UA-cam uses python: Flip this I’m getting on python
import turtle bob = turtle.Turtle() bob.shape("turtle") bob.speed(15) def square(length,angle): for i in range(4): bob.forward(length) bob.right(angle) for i in range(100): square(90, 100) bob.right(11)
The best and thorough plus with easy language in elaborating python in youtube ever! People like me who is in low level english speaking can understand you very clear. Thank you ance again buddy@guru
Data Scientists actually make more than Software Engineers. However, AI is one of the most difficult things to understand in Computer Science. . . so, it's definitely not for beginners.
Gave me goosebumps when you told me how quickly you became a developer, but with hard work of course. I was wondering your program was sill available??? Thank you sm
Bro you are doing a good job.you teach in a brilliant unique way i think, its like we are standing front of you not your Camera Friend,appreciate your hard work bro.May Allah give you more success. :-D
UA-cam, etc is not build off of python. Sure python is used many places, but it is a slow language, so youtube for instance also uses alot of java and other languages. That's why blanket statements like "that product is build with python" is incorrect and might lead people to believe python is the greates thing ever. Python is an interpreted language and you would have trouble with performance compared to java or C# in many places. Using C# for instance you can do anything from game development to desktop, web and mobile on all platforms. And python is not easier to learn either. All languages are pretty much the same. Be mindful of that this video is a sales pitch for his python course and is therefore very exaggerated. Don't choose language based on what pays more or what is most popular, those statistics vary and is easily misinterpreted and misused. Btw Spotify is mostly build with javascript and only uses Python for metadata and song selections (using AI APIs).
A lot of this is true, except that compiling time penalties are only superficial unless we're dealing with real-time and critical systems. In which case, Python wouldn't be my first choice.
I still don't understand why data science and neuronal networks stuff is done with python, as it is indeed slow for exactly that kind of tasks. Well, actually I guess I do. Python is a relatively simple language, fast to prototype with. That's why many scientists who aren't hardcore coders, and only have limited coding experience have made code on those subjects and spread it, and others have just built on it. It would help science alot more if somebody implemented all that Data Science code in C# or better C++ to get better performance, otherwise we'll always depend on more and more powerful hardware as big data is increasing. A decade ago, Pearl was a big thing in biological sciences, because it was easy to use regarding string manipulation. So it was taught in basically all biology education. But nowadays it can be considered dead.
Johan Herstad Boi First Complete A Hello World With Stupid System Calls By C# Then Return With A Stupid Java That Gets The Package Broken Easily Python Is Much Better in: Powerful Syntax Powerful Data Handling Powerful Parsers With Strong Debugging System Than Other Languages But Not Higher Level Than: Perl Assembly Note: If You Are Understanding The High Level Programming Languages As The Easiest To Use I'm Telling This Is Incorrect And The Correct One Is The More Powerful And Faster
That would be the most realistic answer. Daily_workout_routine.py = just a list of different excercises and sets. Maybe you could make it automatically increase weight and reps gradually with a function.
All this filler could be condensed to "Python can be written to interpret images." You don't need to say the same thing multiple times and try to pass them off as separate examples. Just say "Python can be written to interpret images" and THEN cite your multiple examples. Helps keep the video concise. Thanks!
He forgot the hours of meetings. Hours of manipulating and reshaping data into a form that can be utilised by your visualisation tool. You don’t just build charts, you build dashboards that answer questions and drive decisions. Quality and performance checks of these dashboards. The list goes on... the dude just fully downplayed the role
Correct me if I'm wrong, but from what I recall from an interview with Guido van Rossum, python was built to suit the needs of his work environment (abc, amoeba) at the time and it evolved from there with help from online community. It was never built for kids.
@@maythesciencebewithyou or maybe you are ignorant? All the ML and neural networks libraries are written in C++. Then Python bindings are created for them. So no, it's not slow. We are using c++ under the hood
Mai hu Mulla I Don't Know Sounds Like Java Or Some C And Server Side C# Or Other Languages But If You're Thinking Of Stupid Idea Like Making Something Like SnapChat Well That Will Be ....😂😂😂😂...Super Dumb
If you are watching this video using headphone/headsets please correct me if I am wrong but does it sound like the sound is more focused in the left earpiece and not balanced between L and R ear phones??... i checked all my PC setting and they are fine but whenever I watch this channel the sound is heavy in the left ear and its not easy to watch for a long time :/
That's great man! I'm a programmer myself but in Java. I always had a soft spot for Python so you can be sure that I'll go and see your course. Thanks :)
Verona Swindall thanks for the advice. I already knew Derek Banas and Sendex and I also like their tutorials, thenewboston I'll be sure to take a look. I'm currently following a tutorial from Qasi and I like the way he teaches, he gives great advices not only at programming level but also to get people on track. Example, practice makes perfect, he says this many times and it's so true, without practicing you'll never get good at programming :)
i am learning python for web development generally for making real time website but someone said me this 'you are nut, you should learn java-script for making working website? what should i do now??
aditya kaundilya I would not suggest python for web development alone. I would learn PHP, AngularJS, Node.JS, or Ruby on Rails. Choose one of those. PHP is most widely used, so I would at least get familiar with it. Node.js is quickly gaining popularity. If you really understand Angular2 you shouldn't have any problem finding a job. And RoR is one of the most popular frameworks, but I think it is dying a little bit.
Yes, there is Pygame and there is also OpenGL support and Panda engine 3D. For starters, if you already have Python installed then download Pygame using pip. There's plenty of video tutorials on UA-cam that'll help you with the basics.
It's not a very difficult language if you pace yourself. If you want to learn a difficult language, then give C++ a whirl. However, if you're really struggling with it then I would try using Lua, Ring, Coffeescript or Julia instead.
Great Energy and Advice Qazi... I have an idea to create a mobile pass system for cab drivers in NYC. I think Python might actually help with this idea, Thanks
Someone somewhere might have all the resources and skills he might need to easily get an idea executed, and would be lacking an idea in the first place, sure the internet is a place of ideas but sometimes things just strike and remain, and this idea of Shantel might seem to be appealing to someone with the right skillset and resources
3:41 "Becomes the best chess player in the world in 24 hours by just playing with itself over and over again and learning from that" That's quite kinky.
I absolutely love your presentation and the gorgeous scenery, Will learn python after am done learning java....to the guy walking backwards steadily 👍👍
hey qazi i wrote this little beginners programm from scratch so to say.. it´s VERY VERY simple but well i thought of it on my own :) also got a question: i usually do things with VS code, but if i want to run hte file (called Birth.py) it puts up a python file (which is fine) and asks the question... but when i enter a number it immediatley closes the file and doesnt even show the anwer whichc sucks do you know how to get rid of that and that i keeps the file opened? #Birth year from datetime import datetime now = datetime.now() current_year = now.year def Birth_year(): age = int(input("Enter your age:")) year = current_year - age if age > 0 and age < 101: print (year) else: print("invalid") Birth_year()
Kyew In your code, at the bottom above the call to the birth_year() function, add input(). This call to input will make the program pause and wait for input,like a press of the enter key, before it closes.
Thank you very much for dis video.. I have been looking for a way to learn a better web-development programming language added to my Visual studio.. And you just gave me what i need. thanks alot.
At your age, I would be much more interested in Raspberry Pi and Arduino Microprocessors for building robots! Give it a look and I guarantee you won't be disapointed.
Can u make a video on how python is useful for mechanical engineers and do you think it is capable of automating softwares like Autocad and Catia in designing purposes and if it does what is future of mechanical engineers
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just remember the guy with the camera had to walk backwards for like 400 miles...
😂😂😂
Lol 🤣
That's the gentleness of the guy nd the same is suggesting for his course 😂
What does big smoke doin here
😂😂😂
Ok, so my take, learning a programming language is like when I learned to play the guitar. I only knew one 12-bar Emajor blues progression for almost 3 years, and it drove all my roommates crazy. The campus security guard taught it to me at my school. However, because I had one thing I enjoyed that I for real knew I could do with that instrument, I kept playing. For only that reason. The result of that was that I had something to build on when I decided to "engage" learning the guitar for real. Now I think I can play most stuff I want to, but I wouldn't have really gotten to that point if I quit frustrated because I couldn't play a single song (like I did with other hobbies as a kid). The same is true when learning a programming language. It doesn't matter what language you pick as long as you pick something that does enough things you like, that you know you'll continue to play with it. As long as you have one point of reference, when you decide to "shift into gears" and really get into coding, it's way easier to learn any other subsequent language (and even get better at subsequent languages than the first one you learned). The point being, it's way more important to pick a language that's fun to you about something you're actually curious about at first. Build actual things that you can actually use for yourself. Build lots of stuff with it. Then after you get good at it, reassess. You may feel the spark and want to take off after a new language, or maybe you want to just keep getting better at the one you already know. But in terms of the best point of entry to programming? Whatever is fun to you. How many Web Developers first started their curiosity tweaking CSS on pages on MySpace? How many Game Developers probably started out getting patches, and hacks, and mods to work on their favorite games, then evolved into writing them full-time? If you start with dry code that's boring to you, has no context, and is complex, you'll never continue to do it just began of 10 mins of inspiration from a youtube video. Follow you passions. Have fun. You'll find the language best for you when you doing that.
Underrated comment
You give me motivation and inspiration every time, thank you!!!
That's exacly what i wanted when i 'v search "what can we do with python" that's pretty rare on youtube, nice video and have a good day !
Stop walking towards me! I am trying to back off.. cant u see!
David Lall lol
lmao
David Lall hahaha 😂 your joke is so good
😁😁
Lol
This is by far the best computer programming channel out there. Well edited. Well produced. Well spoken. Eneregy is great. Information is great. Wow. I subscribed. I'm a UX Design Student but I love coding for fun. My new job, I teach kids to make robots. I love animation. Its so hard to choose 1 hobby. I just love tech. And don't get me started on hackathons. We won our first one, now Im addicted.
Oh my God it must be amazing to be able to teach robotics!! And to kids for that matter! Hats off to you sir!
I appreciate the effort of the man walking backwards. He is a real friend of you.
its been two years since that backward walk for the recorder .. i will still hit a like button for him !!
Right now I was thinking what I can do with python and bam your video came up thanks there 😄😀👍👍
Fahim Khan same here 💪🏽
I've had the same thought too ..
Same, just started studing yesterday, look really simple compared to java
getting ready to start with python
i am a hair stylist i dont know if i can do it or not, how easy it is ?
This is exactly the type of video I was looking for when I searched “what can you do with python”
Python is very easy to learn/read/write, but it is slow. It is very good for first language, but dont get stuck into it. If you are starting coding, Python is a great first language, but programmers need more than one language, in fact they need the attitude of alway learning and relearning to get better. My advice is: dedicate 3-4 months to learning Python for various applications, than you will be ready psychologically to jump on anything and go full berzerk.
golemkonty I am beginner with python. I don’t think it is very easy to learn it. After I did a problem and then looked at the solution, I would go “ how come I didn’t think of to do this, the solution’s code is so clean and efficient and my codes are sloppy”. I would feel discourage.
@@iseeflowers How u doin now?
@@eb_is_entertained it is strange, i stopped learning Python back then but now I have to go back to Python again.
@@iseeflowers smh you can e up imagine if you didn’t waste those 2 years complaining you would be a pro at python now you have to start all over agin that is how the world works you must put in the time
Hey Dude.. you are a young guy .. but with a lot of enterprise experience... from Brazil.... Learning a lot from you ... Cheers.
Spotify is using python: Nice
Instagram is using python: Okay I need to try this
Sees robot: Holy holy
UA-cam uses python: Flip this I’m getting on python
Thank for the video, I've started learning python a few weeks ago and it's really good to have an overview of things you can do with it!
import turtle
bob = turtle.Turtle()
bob.shape("turtle")
bob.speed(15)
def square(length,angle):
for i in range(4):
bob.forward(length)
bob.right(angle)
for i in range(100):
square(90, 100)
bob.right(11)
What is the output of this code?
a turtle walking forward slowly XD
amer hameer print ("I Liek Turtelz")
It makes Scary circle
Getting an attribute error that “turtle” object has no attribute ‘shape’
The best and thorough plus with easy language in elaborating python in youtube ever! People like me who is in low level english speaking can understand you very clear. Thank you ance again buddy@guru
“Do data science” with “a lot of artificial intelligence stuff going on” ... lol, I’m using those exact words in my next resume update 😹
Data Scientists actually make more than Software Engineers. However, AI is one of the most difficult things to understand in Computer Science. . . so, it's definitely not for beginners.
Verona Swindall import NumPy For The First Headache In Data Science Or Pandas It Takes Some Time Just To Understand That The Program Imports pandas
Gave me goosebumps when you told me how quickly you became a developer, but with hard work of course. I was wondering your program was sill available??? Thank you sm
Bro you are doing a good job.you teach in a brilliant unique way i think, its like we are standing front of you not your Camera Friend,appreciate your hard work bro.May Allah give you more success. :-D
You are inspiration of computer science engineering students
UA-cam, etc is not build off of python. Sure python is used many places, but it is a slow language, so youtube for instance also uses alot of java and other languages. That's why blanket statements like "that product is build with python" is incorrect and might lead people to believe python is the greates thing ever. Python is an interpreted language and you would have trouble with performance compared to java or C# in many places. Using C# for instance you can do anything from game development to desktop, web and mobile on all platforms. And python is not easier to learn either. All languages are pretty much the same. Be mindful of that this video is a sales pitch for his python course and is therefore very exaggerated. Don't choose language based on what pays more or what is most popular, those statistics vary and is easily misinterpreted and misused. Btw Spotify is mostly build with javascript and only uses Python for metadata and song selections (using AI APIs).
A lot of this is true, except that compiling time penalties are only superficial unless we're dealing with real-time and critical systems. In which case, Python wouldn't be my first choice.
True that, this guy in the video is just talking in the air, i couldnt watch more than 5 minutes of it
I still don't understand why data science and neuronal networks stuff is done with python, as it is indeed slow for exactly that kind of tasks.
Well, actually I guess I do. Python is a relatively simple language, fast to prototype with. That's why many scientists who aren't hardcore coders, and only have limited coding experience have made code on those subjects and spread it, and others have just built on it.
It would help science alot more if somebody implemented all that Data Science code in C# or better C++ to get better performance, otherwise we'll always depend on more and more powerful hardware as big data is increasing.
A decade ago, Pearl was a big thing in biological sciences, because it was easy to use regarding string manipulation. So it was taught in basically all biology education. But nowadays it can be considered dead.
Johan Herstad Thank you so much. I couldn’t have said it better myself.
Johan Herstad Boi First Complete A Hello World With Stupid System Calls By C# Then Return With A Stupid Java That Gets The Package Broken Easily Python Is Much Better in:
Powerful Syntax
Powerful Data Handling
Powerful Parsers With Strong Debugging System Than Other Languages
But Not Higher Level Than:
Perl
Assembly
Note: If You Are Understanding The High Level Programming Languages As The Easiest To Use I'm Telling This Is Incorrect And The Correct One Is The More Powerful And Faster
You change my views for python. I thought I am wasting my time , learning python in school. Thanks.
How Can i improve my muscles using python.?
Write like a daily planner program, and use it to note down exercises and stuff like that. :P
Aniruddh Tyagi you can definitely program an exoskeleton from it.
Take a Python and lift it 100 times a day
That would be the most realistic answer. Daily_workout_routine.py = just a list of different excercises and sets. Maybe you could make it automatically increase weight and reps gradually with a function.
python improves your finger muscles
I used your video in my Class lesson today
Thank you!
All this filler could be condensed to "Python can be written to interpret images." You don't need to say the same thing multiple times and try to pass them off as separate examples. Just say "Python can be written to interpret images" and THEN cite your multiple examples. Helps keep the video concise. Thanks!
You put so much effort in guiding everyone and it's really helpful. Thank you so much.
“Data Analysts get data... and analyse it!” - If only I was that simple 😅
He forgot the hours of meetings.
Hours of manipulating and reshaping data into a form that can be utilised by your visualisation tool.
You don’t just build charts, you build dashboards that answer questions and drive decisions.
Quality and performance checks of these dashboards.
The list goes on... the dude just fully downplayed the role
If you would do more than data analyze you’d realize he downplayed everything. He was simplifying everything he didn’t go deep into anything.
Ima keep it real with you chief... this feels like an improvised talk.
I wish I could become good at chess by playing with myself...
Well done Clever Programmer aka CP... I've been enjoying your vibes via videos on UA-cam. Nice breaking down and elaboration. Nice job CP...Kudos.
Could Python help the guy at 5:06 learn to run properly? He looks like he's about to faceplant into the grass.
18th Century Navy Captain wow lmao cant believe you said that lmao
Lol
Ok, you convinced me ... I'm going to add Python to my list of known programming languages. :)
5:00 - 5:06 My dude is slump af. Running like he part of the zombie apocalypse.
Thanks a lot! You helped me to see the bigger picture of python. I'm really thankful for that, 'couse there aren't many videos like these.
skynet is also built in python
even *this website* and all google websites built on python ya know?
A0pplePilot
Not all of UA-cam is built on python tho
Thanks for the overview. This is useful for me who want to start learning Python.
Why do you recommend learn Phyton first instead of Javascript?.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but from what I recall from an interview with Guido van Rossum, python was built to suit the needs of his work environment (abc, amoeba) at the time and it evolved from there with help from online community. It was never built for kids.
No wonder the guys in Silicon Valley keep waking up in new Bugattis
This video sounds like my life and is so inspiring. I never thought my life would go in this direction.
It is neural networks
Yup!!!
But why? It's slow
I know, but that's only because people are too dumb and lazy to use a better performance based language
thats the sharp edge of A.I
@@maythesciencebewithyou or maybe you are ignorant? All the ML and neural networks libraries are written in C++. Then Python bindings are created for them. So no, it's not slow. We are using c++ under the hood
U made everything clear today. 🙏 danke shön.
I couldn't help but notice your jacket. Are you from St. Louis? ...I ask because that's my hometown.
Not from there but went to watch Chess World Championships
Is that San Jose....?
I noticed this too! I used to walk by that chess place every day. Nonetheless good video synopsis on the power of Python.
Same here
I couldn't help but notice your jacket. Are you a homosexual?... I ask because I am a homosexual.
wow i just love your videos man, your explanations are with clarity
Sir the apps like SNAPCHAT in which programming language they are made?
Android studio, in other words JAVA
Objective c if on apple
C++ actually. 2 of the 3 people who created it were CS students.
Mai hu Mulla I Don't Know Sounds Like Java Or Some C And Server Side C# Or Other Languages But If You're Thinking Of Stupid Idea Like Making Something Like SnapChat Well That Will Be ....😂😂😂😂...Super Dumb
war lord why is it a dumb idea?
Great energy buddy, just subbed
Be careful
I saw zombie 5:05 in your video
yeah me too
🤣🤣😂😂😂😂 wow
Zombie from cod waw
Hahahahaha
😱🤣🤣
I definitely liked this video, you are amazing, you motivated me a lot! Thank u🇵🇪
Kindly Make a video for 16 years old student's who want to learn python
Same goes for all ages,
Except people's who don't even know the basic of math.
Mr Clever we love you here in Nigeria i enjoy using your website
If you are watching this video using headphone/headsets please correct me if I am wrong but does it sound like the sound is more focused in the left earpiece and not balanced between L and R ear phones??... i checked all my PC setting and they are fine but whenever I watch this channel the sound is heavy in the left ear and its not easy to watch for a long time :/
oh yeah i just realized that
Wow, thanks for the information on Python. Very helpful
Self-proclaimed clever , cute
That's great man! I'm a programmer myself but in Java. I always had a soft spot for Python so you can be sure that I'll go and see your course. Thanks :)
Go to Sendex or TheNewBoston or DerekBanas instead. You're much more likely to get up and running from their videos.
Verona Swindall thanks for the advice. I already knew Derek Banas and Sendex and I also like their tutorials, thenewboston I'll be sure to take a look. I'm currently following a tutorial from Qasi and I like the way he teaches, he gives great advices not only at programming level but also to get people on track. Example, practice makes perfect, he says this many times and it's so true, without practicing you'll never get good at programming :)
I watched at 2x. It was fun.
What books and UA-cam channels do you recommend for someone who wants to start programming in Python? Congratulations for this article!
Aren't u tired of walking ?
AKIM NIT tired of walking? Really? He barely walked
AKIM NIT gotta put in work to make these videos for you guys!
He's multitasking lol, trying to put in some exercise while he's at it
AKIM NIT got to hit those fitbit targets
Tired of walking? LOL you need to get more exercise
Awesome videos you make out there.
At 1:18 there are two C's in the chart. Is it meant to be Objective - C?
Nomed yup
Thanks for doing this. Tis really helpful. Love love love. =)
i am learning python for web development generally for making real time website but someone said me this 'you are nut, you should learn java-script for making working website?
what should i do now??
aditya kaundilya learn both it will help a lot
aditya kaundilya I would not suggest python for web development alone. I would learn PHP, AngularJS, Node.JS, or Ruby on Rails. Choose one of those. PHP is most widely used, so I would at least get familiar with it. Node.js is quickly gaining popularity. If you really understand Angular2 you shouldn't have any problem finding a job. And RoR is one of the most popular frameworks, but I think it is dying a little bit.
JavaScript is for front end use python if you wanna do some heavy BACKEND. You WILL need to learn JS to become a web developer
AlbShadoW JavaScript hard !?!?
thanks COLIN BRUIN, it seems very helpful. but you have given me more type of option which make me confused, may you make it little bit more clear.
Thnx bro...I just started learning python. U are doing a great job.😄
Can a game be made by python?
Yes, there is Pygame and there is also OpenGL support and Panda engine 3D. For starters, if you already have Python installed then download Pygame using pip. There's plenty of video tutorials on UA-cam that'll help you with the basics.
Itachi Uchiha Weeb
Games need AI, like bots when you are practicing and its made with python :)
learning python is definitely on my todo list ty for the info and help.
This is all fine and dandy until you realize you will never be happy coding for someone else' gain.
Thanks Quazi i am a happy person now by seeing this.
I installed Python. It's hard dude !!!
It's beautiful! Watch my videos on UA-cam!
I do
Me too myan
but... it's easy! start with this app called sololearn. it is the perfect guide for programming languages.
It's not a very difficult language if you pace yourself. If you want to learn a difficult language, then give C++ a whirl. However, if you're really struggling with it then I would try using Lua, Ring, Coffeescript or Julia instead.
Wow amazing content. Tons of stuff in simple words man, amazing work.
with python i can make it eat rats, dogs, rabbits, cats and even a human.
Lol
@@drrckcch0 lololololololol
Python is so cool! I'm a business grad student and see how I can apply this to managing stakeholder and client needs :)
*data science
*Web development
*Machine learning, a.i.
*image Recognisation
*data analysis
*Data visualization
😍Web development
Every language can do that bro...
Great Energy and Advice Qazi... I have an idea to create a mobile pass system for cab drivers in NYC. I think Python might actually help with this idea, Thanks
You are most welcome Shantel! Go crush it
1 thing, never put your unique business ideas on the internet until you've got it already implemented, executed or patented
Harsh Pherwani you're wrong. Execution is what holds people back NOT ideas.
Someone somewhere might have all the resources and skills he might need to easily get an idea executed, and would be lacking an idea in the first place, sure the internet is a place of ideas but sometimes things just strike and remain, and this idea of Shantel might seem to be appealing to someone with the right skillset and resources
Thanks for this! I have a unique original idea for a mobile pass system in NYC.
Thanks man. Your video really clarified things for me.
Notiflication squad
it doesn't count here
Nice video! Love the microphone :D
3:41 "Becomes the best chess player in the world in 24 hours by just playing with itself over and over again and learning from that" That's quite kinky.
Haha I laughed too
Love your microphone
So python can beat someone at go??
Darshan Sen - The Composer yes, not necessairly written in python tho
I absolutely love your presentation and the gorgeous scenery, Will learn python after am done learning java....to the guy walking backwards steadily 👍👍
Why i am learning python ?
First reason: I want to hack my crush phone
Second reason: money
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Creeeepyyy stalker alert
A guy with no name why do you want to hack your crushs phone bruv why u invading privacy lol 😂 like bruh
hey qazi
i wrote this little beginners programm from scratch so to say.. it´s VERY VERY simple but well i thought of it on my own :)
also got a question: i usually do things with VS code, but if i want to run hte file (called Birth.py) it puts up a python file (which is fine) and asks the question... but when i enter a number it immediatley closes the file and doesnt even show the anwer whichc sucks
do you know how to get rid of that and that i keeps the file opened?
#Birth year
from datetime import datetime
now = datetime.now()
current_year = now.year
def Birth_year():
age = int(input("Enter your age:"))
year = current_year - age
if age > 0 and age < 101:
print (year)
else:
print("invalid")
Birth_year()
Kyew In your code, at the bottom above the call to the birth_year() function, add input(). This call to input will make the program pause and wait for input,like a press of the enter key, before it closes.
that´s an idea, thx :)
ur code still working & helpful
Thank you very much for dis video.. I have been looking for a way to learn a better web-development programming language added to my Visual studio.. And you just gave me what i need. thanks alot.
im just in sixth grade but im learning
All the best man! starting young helps a lot!!
Nilz Madali go all in. i wish i started at a very young age too.
bingo , I started in same standard as well , I found it beneficial
I wish I could learn when I was in 6th grade. But unfortunately youtube didn't exist that time
At your age, I would be much more interested in Raspberry Pi and Arduino Microprocessors for building robots! Give it a look and I guarantee you won't be disapointed.
I'm still 'new' to learning, Python. A really interesting explanation. -Thanks! ;-)
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Tushar Sadhwani Yo mama!!
This is cool. thanks for sharing. Will start programming in python very soon :)
love you bro ...thanks for each and every video :)
Thank you for your videos. I really enjoy them
I salute the camera guy for being able to walk backwards while filming
I like the way you clarifying.
Thanks!!!
The video that I want
Finally I got.❣️
You boosted me to do playing with python..😊😊😊subscribed😉😉
Thank you so much for your very very expressive and clear explanations.
I hope this inspires me to continue. 😁
Can u make a video on how python is useful for mechanical engineers and do you think it is capable of automating softwares like Autocad and Catia in designing purposes and if it does what is future of mechanical engineers
Masha Allah Your English Super
Thx for all your videos Thx very much Keep going
Awesome video dude!
awesome, you, Clever Programmer, made my day:) Thank you
thanks brother for the your information, m motivate by your video