You just answered the question in the starting of the video, unlike most of the youtubers who keep speaking the whole video and tell the answer at the end. I like it
Sir you are my only teacher as every where on utube I searched I got no videos of programming after that I saw u explaning so clearly every language i became ur fan keep on teaching us sir, we need you
Unfortunately there is no heart or love symbol in youtube to reply (only like or dislike is there).......i didnot give like to your video because it will be an insult to your dedication and way of teaching.............JUST FANTASTIC
Nice playlist sir...i learned OOPs through your videos more clearly than my collage teachers taught me also it is due to your videos that i have cracked many written exams in Python....Thank you Sir
Sir I want to to appreciate for your dedication, sincerity, efforts and knowledge. For me you are getting your name in the history because in the present world where student who are interested in IT sector and need to learn the skills. Even all those websites like udemy , udacity , edx, coursera, alison, etc.. are not provinding the content what you are providing and if somewhat you will sell your course to this websites you will earn enough as any one will be attracted from the content even at the nominal cost. At the end i appreciate for your content and your knowledge. Thanks a lot sir, thank you so much...
Earlier not interested in Python , You just you, Naveen ignited the fire for learning python in me ... Nice work bro .. Please keep doing this.... M loving it
thank u so much sir.. i learn full python from your teaching sir... you done a great job sir.. thanks for giving courses as free.. your service is needed for many peoples.. now i am going to learn raspberry pi.. once again thank you sir and your all information is very useful for me..
One of the best descriptions/answers I've found!!! BIG thumbs up. But please... slow down. Had to change playback speed and watch it a few times to wrap my head around it. Thank you though. This is super helpful.
I'll be continuously in touch with your all videos. Upload more videos on Python. Actually, I just started to learn python so please upload more videos of python concepts. Thank You once again.
A really great video it cleared my concept about python language whether it is interpreted or compilled so far i had been thinking it is interpreted language but today my myth got brust and now I have better understanding about. Actually i would never know about it if I had never come across a video where he was asking a question about the type of python programming language. So thanks to both ❤❤❤❤
Really you are helped to learn python for mee sir You are my best teacher not only youtube in my life you are the best teacher I never see the teacher like u sir
your videos are just awsome,i saw your 2014 java video also and I want to appreciate you how much u change yourself. the way you are talking now it seems clearly how much you build up your confidence level. plz make new java video also bcoz in old videos ur voice is not clear. stay happy and motivated also
Whatever the implementation is, Python is interpreted in byte level. That is why textbooks are saying Python is Interpreted. Python only caches these byte codes only when we writes program into package or modules since we can see that .pyc file.
is there any problem with c or c++ as interpretor in python was to work everywhere.means if c++ or java work in one machine does it not work in another cpu archietecture.
Python is Interpreted. Formally, all one has to do to run a python program is execute a python source file (That isn't compiled in any way) to run it, hence it is by official definition interpreted (Of course I know the official Interpreter works by generating an intermediate language while executing Python scripts, but it is still considered interpreted)
So what are the list of language that use both interpreter and compiler for web? I like the fast development using interpreter(like PHP with just refresh browser) and when I am done testing, final build is to compile. I am looking for a new language to learn.
Your explanation is pretty on-point. But I wonder whether this fact applies to JAVA as well? In JAVA also we first compile the file to create binary file then run it on jvm (although both are two separate steps we have to follow)
1 if pvm is not used then it will get compiled! 2. Pvm decides the version of module automatically different than the installed. On other system will it affect the project?
Very nicely explained - compilation followed by interpretation. But then what happens in compilation, if error detection and other stuff is done in interpretation ?
Very nice explanation sir. Question- In java when we compile code .class file get created in which nothing but a bytecode.. like that way.... does python also stores bytecode somewhere?
But where would be the class file generated?? I do not see any class file with byte code being generated like in Java. Please help me understand Navin. Thank You..!!
Because these things happened internally and you don't need to care about it until and unless you are a researcher. Just remember one thing python is interpreted language because code is directly executed by interpreter ( (you don't need to manually compile the code it happened automatically at runtime))
Very informative. Very nice explanation. Please make a video for MATLAB architecture also. How does it use JIT compilation and in its wikipedia page they've mentioned that it is written in C, C++, and Java. So what do they mean by this?
Sir are you going to post other videos in this series or it is completed? Sir please upload more videos on python.. We are loving your explanation method. It will be great if you can provide us with more videos
Hey Navin, please create a video on regular expressions in python as well, I'm having a strong requirement in office for it. Your videos really much help me to learn many languages please create it asap, I really admire you.
Must says after inheritance vedio that's the another one whom i got at once ...literally too much useful and well explained , I loved it and also.share other to.go throught it , thankyou bhaiya 🙏👍bbbbyyyy😊😊😊😊😊😊☺
Sir I need a big help. Can you please make a video or give any reference on what type of compiler used by companies programming round for python, what syntax diff etc. Sir I give an exam write the code but give an EOF error. N=int(input("enter a no")) Please help me sir I am in trouble regarding this.
Hi sir,.i graduated in 2013 with B.E.CSE.i didnt get job in IT field.So,i started work in marketing, construction..Etc...But now i feel like I wanna learn code and get in to IT...Is it right decision or not?...If it's right...Pls guide me...
You just answered the question in the starting of the video, unlike most of the youtubers who keep speaking the whole video and tell the answer at the end. I like it
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just skip to the end.
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This great presenter does a massive favor for the tech industry.
Sir you are my only teacher as every where on utube I searched I got no videos of programming after that I saw u explaning so clearly every language i became ur fan keep on teaching us sir, we need you
I finally got the right explanation. Thank You
This is the best compilation/interpretation explanation that I've ever seen!
Nice pun there :)
you cant imagine how much you have helped me.Thank you
Unfortunately there is no heart or love symbol in youtube to reply (only like or dislike is there).......i didnot give like to your video because it will be an insult to your dedication and way of teaching.............JUST FANTASTIC
Super,
*likes the video.*
I appreciate how crystal clear and straightforward you made this. Thank you.
Such a nice and simplified way this was explained. Thanks so much !
Nice playlist sir...i learned OOPs through your videos more clearly than my collage teachers taught me also it is due to your videos that i have cracked many written exams in Python....Thank you Sir
Well explained. The concept is now clear in my head! Thanks...
Great Intro Navin Reddy!!!
Sir I want to to appreciate for your dedication, sincerity, efforts and knowledge. For me you are getting your name in the history because in the present world where student who are interested in IT sector and need to learn the skills. Even all those websites like udemy , udacity , edx, coursera, alison, etc.. are not provinding the content what you are providing and if somewhat you will sell your course to this websites you will earn enough as any one will be attracted from the content even at the nominal cost.
At the end i appreciate for your content and your knowledge. Thanks a lot sir, thank you so much...
Earlier not interested in Python , You just you, Naveen ignited the fire for learning python in me ...
Nice work bro .. Please keep doing this.... M loving it
Thankyou sir because the content i learned from your java and python tutorials made me to get a job in campus placements in TCS 🙏🙏🙏
thank u so much sir.. i learn full python from your teaching sir... you done a great job sir.. thanks for giving courses as free.. your service is needed for many peoples.. now i am going to learn raspberry pi.. once again thank you sir and your all information is very useful for me..
You are extremely gifted and intelligent, definitely a great mentor. Thank you Navin
all the information is available on internet but here you compiled all of them in simple words, thank you very much for the great explaination👌
Great explanation in detail.. cleared my mind about Python... thanks a lot
Very unique topics and great discussion as usual sir 🙏🙏.. Please sir keep on giving us these types of great useful videos daily 🙏🙏..
i never understood the difference between compiler and interpreter, but thanks to you i finally get it
you are amazing man.teaching methods are very nice
Thank you sir, watched a few videos of yours. Got placed in TCS Digital. Your videos are clear cut and to the point. Thanks a ton :)
One of the best descriptions/answers I've found!!! BIG thumbs up. But please... slow down. Had to change playback speed and watch it a few times to wrap my head around it. Thank you though. This is super helpful.
sir plz continue on python ...plz....I'm ur great fan....plz continue
Inshort python is a hybrid language= (compiled+ interpreted) language.
Thank you sir for making us clear this concept ❣️
I'll be continuously in touch with your all videos. Upload more videos on Python. Actually, I just started to learn python so please upload more videos of python concepts. Thank You once again.
Understand this concept a lot. thanks for the video...
A really great video it cleared my concept about python language whether it is interpreted or compilled so far i had been thinking it is interpreted language but today my myth got brust and now I have better understanding about. Actually i would never know about it if I had never come across a video where he was asking a question about the type of python programming language.
So thanks to both ❤❤❤❤
Hello Navin,
Thanks for video.
I have one doubt. Can we say that python created byte code from py file every time fresh from .py file ?
If its a compile than how its an interpreted as well ?
@@akware977 yes same doubt
3:35 you said VMware, i was just thinking about it. hahaha
Really you are helped to learn python for mee sir
You are my best teacher not only youtube in my life you are the best teacher I never see the teacher like u sir
Thank you so much sir. I got brief information about how python interpreter work. Thank you so much sir.❤
The concept is power is realized after watching such videos
thanks a lot sir
your videos are just awsome,i saw your 2014 java video also and I want to appreciate you how much u change yourself. the way you are talking now it seems clearly how much you build up your confidence level. plz make new java video also bcoz in old videos ur voice is not clear. stay happy and motivated also
Great explanation sir 👍👍✌
Whatever the implementation is, Python is interpreted in byte level. That is why textbooks are saying Python is Interpreted. Python only caches these byte codes only when we writes program into package or modules since we can see that .pyc file.
Really a clear Explanation :) Thanks
Love you, sir ... concepts are very much cleared in a moment... Thank you for creating such a nice tutorial
Crystal clear explanation ....👍
your all tutorials are amazing
Thanks you so much. Your way of explanation is crystal clear and also you said real time example.
The best course anyone can come across for python. Thank you for your efforts sir. Really had an awesome experience learning so far.
A really good explanation
Iam satisfied ☺️☺️
is there any problem with c or c++ as interpretor in python was to work everywhere.means if c++ or java work in one machine does it not work in another cpu archietecture.
Python is Interpreted. Formally, all one has to do to run a python program is execute a python source file (That isn't compiled in any way) to run it, hence it is by official definition interpreted (Of course I know the official Interpreter works by generating an intermediate language while executing Python scripts, but it is still considered interpreted)
So what are the list of language that use both interpreter and compiler for web? I like the fast development using interpreter(like PHP with just refresh browser) and when I am done testing, final build is to compile. I am looking for a new language to learn.
Nenu TELUSKOnnanu @NavinReddy. Thanks for the nice tutorials :)
I have almost completed this series and kindly upload some more videos on database connection. This is the best python series in youtube
Thanks a lot... And ur explanation make me clear abt this one
Sir Is python series ended or still some video on the way???
How do I get the Bytecode of my python code just like I get binary executable elf file for *.c file using gcc ?
Great video and great explanation!
Your explanation is pretty on-point. But I wonder whether this fact applies to JAVA as well? In JAVA also we first compile the file to create binary file then run it on jvm (although both are two separate steps we have to follow)
sir please tell me ,what is pvm already in every operating system which run to help python code ???
Sir but how to find the .class files of python in pycharm environment...as we can find the .class files in case of java in eclipse environment
really appreciate for such QUALITY videos..
Ah, but do you then need a virtual machine for the virtual machine? The VM is a software program too.
Who else saw the RUclips certification at the wall?
Kudos to you Mr Navine...
you explained the concept in avery simple way. Thanks a million :-)
Trust me, that was so satisfying explanation. thank you.
1 if pvm is not used then it will get compiled!
2. Pvm decides the version of module automatically different than the installed. On other system will it affect the project?
So whats the difference between PVM and JVM? Can we say that Java is also a compiled and interpreted language?
Sir can you explain about memory allocation in python sir
Great Teacher...loved it !!!
Very nicely explained - compilation followed by interpretation. But then what happens in compilation, if error detection and other stuff is done in interpretation ?
Clean and crisp description :)
Very nice explanation sir. Question- In java when we compile code .class file get created in which nothing but a bytecode.. like that way.... does python also stores bytecode somewhere?
i have same doubt
please answer me when you know thank you
But where would be the class file generated?? I do not see any class file with byte code being generated like in Java. Please help me understand Navin. Thank You..!!
Because these things happened internally and you don't need to care about it until and unless you are a researcher.
Just remember one thing python is interpreted language because code is directly executed by interpreter ( (you don't need to manually compile the code it happened automatically at runtime))
Now I’m relieved to answer this question which is asked mostly during interviews
Sir I was once given a question, to which I don't know the answer of
It goes like this, " Compare the encoding of utf-8 between python 2 and 3."
Very informative. Very nice explanation. Please make a video for MATLAB architecture also. How does it use JIT compilation and in its wikipedia page they've mentioned that it is written in C, C++, and Java. So what do they mean by this?
Sir are you going to post other videos in this series or it is completed?
Sir please upload more videos on python.. We are loving your explanation method. It will be great if you can provide us with more videos
i love your way of teaching
Hey Navin, please create a video on regular expressions in python as well, I'm having a strong requirement in office for it.
Your videos really much help me to learn many languages please create it asap, I really admire you.
Just read the official documentation or Google it instead?
thanks a lot for clearing the confusion sir ! ☺
Great explanation, thank you.
Must says after inheritance vedio that's the another one whom i got at once ...literally too much useful and well explained , I loved it and also.share other to.go throught it , thankyou bhaiya 🙏👍bbbbyyyy😊😊😊😊😊😊☺
thank sir for your lessons of all that time
Awesome concept!
so does windows 10 have built in pyhton virtual machine?
The VMs in python is like common language run time in C#?
Sir I need a big help. Can you please make a video or give any reference on what type of compiler used by companies programming round for python, what syntax diff etc.
Sir I give an exam write the code but give an EOF error.
N=int(input("enter a no"))
Please help me sir I am in trouble regarding this.
Thank you, wonderful explanation !!!
In my busy daily schedule, i spend 2 to 3 hrs watching your videos. completed python series in 5 days:)
thanks for your time making awesome videos and making us learn
Amazing teacher I have 😍😍
Thanks very useful information sir.
One doubt PyPy is in Rpython means implemetation using R am i correct?
Great video. One question. Is Java also compiled and interpreted language?
Awesome explanation 👏🏻
Thank you for a really nice explanation!
Fantastic explanation.
i love this video. Excellent explanation
Sir Please Post a Video of how to install and use Python and Java in the same pc.And Thank you For your Videos.
sir my name is nagakotesh, is there any proof for python using compiler also
sir i am not criticizing you i want know the concept clearly and your python series is very good
most important info for beginners
what the interpreter reads, is the instructions or the lines of the code?
But how can PVM know about the CPU architecture?please help
Thanks a lot! Your explanation is awesome.
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Hi sir,.i graduated in 2013 with B.E.CSE.i didnt get job in IT field.So,i started work in marketing, construction..Etc...But now i feel like I wanna learn code and get in to IT...Is it right decision or not?...If it's right...Pls guide me...
now you are on your Exact way :)