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dude nahh you cant be a real arch user, you gotta flex onus every videos intro 💀

Please tell me why you don't use Pycharm? It's free ! All this virtual environment crap every time is done for you and it all just works with no messing about.. Apart from that, a very interesting vid, TYVM <3 - As a noob who's learning and used Pycharm from the start for its features and simplicity, I'm genuinely interested in why you don't? I feel like I'm doing something wrong lol

Thank you! I appreciate your way to provide useful videos, easy to understand and within short times if possible!

Python is really becoming a problem. I love it.

Cool! Now i need to find a pc that has cd drive 😅

This channel doesn't get enough appreciation Great video!!❤👍

How are you getting recognize_google? It will only let me have recognize_google_cloud, and this is making the whole process unworkable for some reason that I can't figure out.

Hi..thanks for sharing...any other api than chat? I got 404 not found page

Does this require internet?

You are good Taylor 😅🎉

Nice tutorial but you can replace the open and close parenthesis with call it as a function. And the space you were saying is not necessary

Ur tone 😅 I like ur vids

Another useful nugget of python code info that will come in handy I am sure.

very cool, thanks

pretty solid but you forgot thr 0b bytes format (bytes: int = 0b1011010) , the bytes and byte stream (or whatever it was called) type also the basic logical funcs (and, and, or xor etc.)

Great Job

Thanks ❤

good video boss, but is it possible to compare files based one each line? and then output the commonalities of each file?

dude you died?????? we need you

very useful. I added a final statement "pag.press('enter')" so that it actually ran (Vim in my case, but Notepad in yours) the application

Short and sweet, nice.

Also, list comprehensions are faster!

DISCOOOORD NO WAY IM IN IM IN IM IN

Appreciate the handy sized vids you produce.

You made a mistake dude. It must be the shirt.

Why are you creating a virtual environment every time you install a module? Is it recommended? Does the virtual environment remove the module installations once you deactivate it?

I'm going to be rather critical here, but I intend it as feedback. For context: I've programmed for over 10 years, multiple paradigms, multiple languages, but have mostly written Python in the last 4 years. I see myself as intermediate to advanced. For who is this video? Beginners, right? I remember watching videos like these, back when I was a beginner, and they just confused me. I could now plot a graph with random data, but not my own data, nor could I change the graph in any meaningful way. Here's where I would like to see improvements: focus a bit more on the why. Why do I use plot(), and what kinds of data can I pass in there? Why use ylabel()? What is show() for - why does it not show automatically? Which other methods are there? How can I know? Can I somehow easily update the script to experiment and have the window update automatically? We're making a graph, but I don't know what kinds of data goes in there, nor how many. Is the type(s) of input for other kinds of graphs the same, or do I pass them differently? Also please link the code somehow to some documentation (doesn't have to be a literal link - you could make it visual as well) so newbies can learn to read the docs (and help themselves). Remember that this is the age of LLMs, and basic examples like these are better asked to ChatGPT. What YOU can do is provide more helpful information that would fit a newbie (who would barely know what to ask an LLM) so they can learn to ask the right questions. I like that you kept the video short, and your mic and camera (though a tad small - you can easily 2x your face for my phone screen) are good, so those fundamentals are covered.

also congrats on your 1k ım very exited for 1k special

question time: 1) which llama (8b, or 70b) 2) which de you use (plasma gnome, cinnamon, etc.) and which windows manager (x11, wayland etc) 3)not a question but mostly an advice: you should save your important data to cloud or somewhere where it won't get hurt since Arch is arch (ı lost all my notes and practically the most important data of mine in a disk accident and now months of notes are gone and the worst part is ı wasn't the reason my dad reformatted my entire hdd just because windows couldn't read it properly (without even asking me) so ALWAYS AND ALWAYS PUT YOUR IMPORTANT STUFF ON CLOUD YOU CAN NEVER KNOW WHEN THEY WILL DIE (and its not an if question its a when question) edit: nvm my important stuff wasn't deleted but still arch is arch so use cloud 4) also ıd recommend making your tutorials more generalized and little bit more realistic (they are realistic but the while part kinda wasn't very realistic) also you could explain the relevant parts a bit more (you do explain the relevant parts but you could explain how we get the URL instead why we increment the question count (also that wasn't very realistic too like you could make it so its like an easy to use wrapper and explain using that or you could create an imaginary scenario where we need to make a module for a game or smth like that) 5) other than that video was pretty great and definitely deserved more views also ı got an idea you could use "ı use arch btw" on your intro and since its very generic and funny it will make your great videos greater and thanks for reading the whole thing and have a nice day

Hi, thanks for your video, it helped me to understand how ftplib works. And I have tried it on a ftp with a virtual machine and it works. The problem is when I want to connect to an ftps server on the internet, with implicit encryption over TLS, but the code does not work. I get this error: ftplib.error_perm: 530 Login incorrect. How can I fix it? Thanks in advance!

Thanks Bro

Thanks

If I create a virtual environment and then compile it into an executable using PyInstaller, will that .exe file be flagged as a virus by antivirus software?

I'm now your regular subscriber 😂

Can you tell me what you have against proper IDE's like Pycharm? It mystifies me why you don't use it especially as an educational channel since it does away with the to do all this virtual environment crap. Pycharm is free and it just works, so why not use it for an easier life??

2 weeks ago👩🏽‍💻 wow fresh CS information ℹ️

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For those experiencing this error: "The term 'vim' is not recognized as the name of a cmdlet..." or in german "Die Benennung "vim" wurde nicht als Name eines Cmdlet..." Here's the fix: Press windows key, search for "environment variables" and then a small window opens. Click on "environment variables", then another window will open. Select the "Path" variable and click edit, then add "C:\Windows" as a path. The restart powershell and you should be good.

Thank you for the effort you put in to making these videos, they are great because they are concise on just one thing and it is like have a video cheat sheet. :)

I'm now your new subscriber

Thanks Taylor, just what I was going to look for

taylor I saw what you did there (the video you just took down) now everyone knows also what is FTP anyways

Great video 🎉, please include how to read .doc files as docx library works only with .docx files.

Thanks for a great video. I keep all my code on an external drive. The file is 5 folders down from the root dir. but when I rune the code the print(fd) I get H://Python Code. The file is in H://Python Code/Test File 1/Test File 2/Test file 3/Test File 4/ Recursion In Python.py In the loop it does not get True from if (fd == ""): To then run print("recursion stopped") and then return. Here is my code. import os def rec(fd): if (fd == ""): print("recursion stopped") return else: print(fd) FormatDirectory = fd.rsplit("/", 1) print(os.listdir(fd)) rec(FormatDirectory[0]) if __name__ == "__main__": fullDirectory = os.getcwd() rec(fullDirectory)

hey taylor you havent bricked your compuer yet, right

please work on your voice if you want people to listen to you

Timing on this video couldn't be better, thank you.

So you never had us create a text document, if we are following along

Love these short tutorials Taylor. Because they are so short, concise and directly to the point it is easy to retain what I have just learnt. Thank you the lesson and would love more like these short tutorials

Thanks again Taylor