I had a theory that low-quality, low-effort tutorial vids by people who know what they are talking about are way more valuable than the fancy high-quality tutorial vids. My experience and the response from people like you confirms this. I hope to be in a position to make these nonstop.
Dunno if you guys gives a damn but if you are stoned like me atm then you can watch all of the new movies on instaflixxer. I've been watching with my brother for the last few months =)
Oh, I have my favorites. But the favorites only apply in certain situations. I'm not going to write a webapp frontend in Python, and I'm not going to write a professional video game in Python either.
This was extremely helpful. Thanks so much for the explanation and insight. I am just starting out but am extremely motivated but I needed an idea of what path to take to work my way to a career with little experience.
Nice work. Do you recommend starting with your Theory of Python, followed by your Python Tutorial? I'm starting from scratch, but like your Physics approach as opposed to the normal business examples found in so many other tutorials.
I recommend the Linux command line + ViM. It's a bit of a learning curve, but you likely need the linux command line skills (unix shell) skills anyway.
@@luisfevel Install virtualbox and get Linux running. Pretty much all servers run linux nowadays, and your code is likely to be running on a server somewhere. I recommend Fedora.
I would like to understand how the functions work. In other words, how the program 'thinks'. What data goes where to get the result. Where could I learn it, please?
That's a huge topic and since I don't know what you don't know I can't really help you. Data is stored in the memory. Memory is just a bunch of numbers, each number with its own address. So the program has to remember where it has stored what in order to find it again.
No idea. I have never really done much with prolog. It seems like a toy to me. I think the basics are easy enough to grasp but making something more complicated would quickly escape my ability to manage it.
The author / inventor of Python wasn't really trying to create a new language that would change the world. He was just curious about computer languages and tried his hand at making one that was useful for him. He named it Python after "Monty Python". He used to encourage any kind of Monty Python reference, but once it became clear that Python was actually a really good language, he shied away from that part of the history.
I'm not sure if you are aware how much you can influence someone's life by making video like this one. Thanks :)
I had a theory that low-quality, low-effort tutorial vids by people who know what they are talking about are way more valuable than the fancy high-quality tutorial vids. My experience and the response from people like you confirms this. I hope to be in a position to make these nonstop.
This was a great introduction/overview of the field
Thanks. I wish I had more time to make videos right now...
'AAHMMMM..JAVA.... AHMMM' best part!!!
Dunno if you guys gives a damn but if you are stoned like me atm then you can watch all of the new movies on instaflixxer. I've been watching with my brother for the last few months =)
@Kyler Jakob yea, have been watching on InstaFlixxer for since november myself =)
This is fantastic. So many basic videos have tons of fluff/sparkle but this is cold hard facts. Awesome
This was a great 2x watch to get a quick history! I appreciated your way of not picking favorites, which I see frequently.
Oh, I have my favorites. But the favorites only apply in certain situations. I'm not going to write a webapp frontend in Python, and I'm not going to write a professional video game in Python either.
Appreciating this series a lot, thank you so much!
Really nice videos... the only thing I have to "complain" is how sad the music at the end makes me... it's like "it's over"-kind of music 😞
The fact that music can make you feel anything is an amazing fact.
u are doing great work by making tutorial vedio playlist thanxxx for this from bottom of my heart
Best explanation ever
This was extremely helpful. Thanks so much for the explanation and insight. I am just starting out but am extremely motivated but I needed an idea of what path to take to work my way to a career with little experience.
Nice work. Do you recommend starting with your Theory of Python, followed by your Python Tutorial? I'm starting from scratch, but like your Physics approach as opposed to the normal business examples found in so many other tutorials.
Keep making videos even if there is one out there on the subject already. You explain it better.
Thanks for the video. I'm just starting with python and want to know which IDE you recommend: Jupyter Notebook, Visual Studio Code, Sublime Text?
I recommend the Linux command line + ViM. It's a bit of a learning curve, but you likely need the linux command line skills (unix shell) skills anyway.
@@jg394 I've never used Linux. My system is Windows 10.
@@luisfevel Install virtualbox and get Linux running. Pretty much all servers run linux nowadays, and your code is likely to be running on a server somewhere. I recommend Fedora.
Awesome video, buddy! Thanks a lot!
10:04 "Slick"
Great video Bud! Thank you very much
Awesome explanation, and "marketing .... JAVA " 😂😂
first one i watched now im hooked
Thanks for the lesson. If you’re interested can you make more python videos
Basics of programming is very nicely with care defined
I would like to understand how the functions work. In other words, how the program 'thinks'. What data goes where to get the result. Where could I learn it, please?
That's a huge topic and since I don't know what you don't know I can't really help you. Data is stored in the memory. Memory is just a bunch of numbers, each number with its own address. So the program has to remember where it has stored what in order to find it again.
15:20 I am amused why golang didn't make the list sir?
I don't like golang. But I possibly forgot it at the time. It certainly deserves mention.
Thoughts on PHP?
Not any good ones.
How long would it take me to learn Prolog
No idea. I have never really done much with prolog. It seems like a toy to me. I think the basics are easy enough to grasp but making something more complicated would quickly escape my ability to manage it.
At 10:25 he said "Python itself kind of started off as a joke". I want to understand what he really means by this statement.
The author / inventor of Python wasn't really trying to create a new language that would change the world. He was just curious about computer languages and tried his hand at making one that was useful for him. He named it Python after "Monty Python". He used to encourage any kind of Monty Python reference, but once it became clear that Python was actually a really good language, he shied away from that part of the history.
The shade on Java 🤣
👍
This is so based
Man everyone do Java dirty. Don’t hurt my baby.
So java is faking their popularity xD
Bisous 😘
sound of your pen is very irritating man..........................................