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Thank you! Yes you are absolutely right, they are indeed very similar both in their syntax and use.

Hello, it's great to have you onboard! Thank you for the great review, I am pleased you find the tutorials helpful and instructive. I aim to continue this series for many more episodes with fun topics and interesting examples. I am more than happy to take requests, so if there are any specific topics you would like me to cover, just let me know!

Hello and thank you for your great comments and engagement with the channel. It is thanks to the support of people like you that the channel is able to grow and provide interesting content to as many people as possible!

Hi, to set an initial default month just add the following line "cb.current(N)" where N is the index of the month you want as default.

@@CodingSpecs Much appreciated :D. Tq.

Thank you!

Hi! Thank you for the positive feedback, glad you found the video useful!

Thank you! It's great support like yours that keeps this channel going!

Hello and thank you for your question! As a first attempt, you can take two subsequent frames in a video and interpolate each pixel one-by-one. This will create a new frame which is "somewhere in the middle" between the first two.

@@CodingSpecs can you make it in a video please?

Hi, that is an excellent suggestion! I will do my best to include a video on this topic in the near future.

Thank you very match

The best way to answer you question is to show an example. I will make sure to release a dedicated video on this soon.

Thank you for your suggestion! I am currently working on a series of videos dedicated to Machine Learning. These will be released in the not-too-distant future so make sure to watch this space!

Thank you for your support! I am glad you find these videos useful and look forawrd to making several more!

Nicely done!

Hi, thanks for the heads-up! I will work on an update video soon on this topic.

There should be more subscribers !!! He deserves it .

Thank you, glad you enjoyed it! Feel free to leave any suggestions for future topics you would like learn more about.

Thank you for your support! I would recommend Pandas as an interface to read/write the data from/to a separate file (.csv or .xlsx). A really common Graphic User Interface library is called "tkinter"; I will also be doing a tutorial about this library soon. Best of luck with your journey!

Thank you! Do you have any questions or curiosities? I would be more than happy to answer them in a video.

Thank you for your support and great to hear you're enjoying the Challenges! Best of luck in finding the solution and don't forget to reach out if you need any help!

Thank you! Great to hear you're enjoying the channel!

Thank you! Glad you're enjoying the content!

Thank you for your support! Let me know if you have any questions and I'll be happy to answer them in future videos!

Hi, thank you for your suggestion. I will definitely make a baseball-themed challenge soon, so stay tuned!

Hi, thanks for noticing. You're absolutely right! range(8) = (0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7)

Hi, thank you for asking! They are both quite easy to learn and it should only take a few days to gain a basic understanding. I would recommend Python, as it more widespread and versatile. Also, you can follow my Tutorial Series for a easy step-by-step guide to coding in Python.

@@CodingSpecs I have started studying python a fee weeks a go and know some basic parts but some times I feel like I have learned nothing. I am following your channel and have watched most of them.

That's great to hear! What you describe is perfectly normal. With coding, even if you think you know it well, there is always something new to discover! So don't give up and, as with most things in life, practice makes perfect!

Yes absolutely! Your method is shorter and perhaps faster. There can be many solutions to the same problem and that's the beauty of coding!

Nice work!

Thanks!

Thank you!