bro i thought i was a beginner at programming but I'm not even a beginner I'm a toddler after watching this video😅. i have no clue what does def mean and for and in... but I will try to learn it
bro watch 4 hours lesson tutorial from freecodecamp available on youtube, its literally the best ever tutorial. Like i could tell you rn what def is (its how you indicate function), for and in (for is a loop used to separate things and its has range of thing you can do with certain combinations)
Really appreciate and admire your teaching technique and ability at explaining code in detail, as well as creative and practical project examples. You're doing a great job! Thank you!
VIDEO SUGGESTION: Do a video on how to read CODE and better understand it. I have kind of studied the basics of of Django and can build any website with Crud operations on the top of my brain, but find it hard to know what exactly “def login(request): If request.method == “POST”: return render(request, index.html)” means or how to read it. eg this is an example I actually know what this means but find it hard to read code from packages and libraries etc
def login(request)- You are creating the login function and passing the request module as an argument. if request.method == "POST": - you are then telling python that if the request method is the POST method to then go ahead and run the next step. I believe POST sends data to server as oppose to GET method or PUT, PATCH etc. return render(requests, index.html) - so if the request is using the post method you will use return module and render module to return or load a render of your html page in the web browser, in this case your html file is and index.html which is the file which has your html and css data to show the user let me know if you need further help, I'm very patient as it took me ages to learn django as well
I really appreciate these mini projects, really helps me out a lot,. How can I adapt these projects and make them different enough so they are unique, how can I go about this. I look forward to your reply.
Could you kindly make a comprehensive guide to building a website using HTML, CSS, and Javascript, as well as Python in the background? And how to connect my coad in domain.
Ferry helpfull thanx but could you use bigger letters because when i split my screen for a code along in vscode it is really difficult to see your code. Thank you.
while these projects are in fact interesting and are great as a base to improve upon, with rhe simple text interface used, they look like early '80 late '70 programs. in fact except for the desktop cleaning tool, I remember seeing and even copying programs from a basic learning book, when I was 9 or 10. it would be helpful to show how to create better interfaces (text with curse, or gui (os or as a web interface). but your explainations are interesting, dynamics and really helpful.
Can you do more of these, these are so helpful when I'm bored.
bro i thought i was a beginner at programming but I'm not even a beginner I'm a toddler after watching this video😅. i have no clue what does def mean and for and in... but I will try to learn it
bro watch 4 hours lesson tutorial from freecodecamp available on youtube, its literally the best ever tutorial. Like i could tell you rn what def is (its how you indicate function), for and in (for is a loop used to separate things and its has range of thing you can do with certain combinations)
my hands shake when I attempt to begin writing a line of code and here I thought I am a beginner
i hope you all achieve your dreams. do not give up and try hard guys
Really appreciate and admire your teaching technique and ability at explaining code in detail, as well as creative and practical project examples. You're doing a great job! Thank you!
This was the first video I've watched on your channel! It was super thorough and really helpful! Thanks (:
Man honestly, I'm learning a lot of things with you about python, so all have to say is thank you guy!
VIDEO SUGGESTION:
Do a video on how to read CODE and better understand it.
I have kind of studied the basics of of Django and can build any website with Crud operations on the top of my brain, but find it hard to know what exactly “def login(request):
If request.method == “POST”:
return render(request, index.html)” means or how to read it. eg this is an example I actually know what this means but find it hard to read code from packages and libraries etc
def login(request)- You are creating the login function and passing the request module as an argument.
if request.method == "POST": - you are then telling python that if the request method is the POST method to then go ahead and run the next step. I believe POST sends data to server as oppose to GET method or PUT, PATCH etc.
return render(requests, index.html) - so if the request is using the post method you will use return module and render module to return or load a render of your html page in the web browser, in this case your html file is and index.html which is the file which has your html and css data to show the user
let me know if you need further help, I'm very patient as it took me ages to learn django as well
I really appreciate these mini projects, really helps me out a lot,. How can I adapt these projects and make them different enough so they are unique, how can I go about this. I look forward to your reply.
Could you kindly make a comprehensive guide to building a website using HTML, CSS, and Javascript, as well as Python in the background? And how to connect my coad in domain.
Really liked the last project AND it is so useful!!!!! thanks bro
Teach me to get an internship abroad and how to build the best portfolio website plzzz
Ferry helpfull thanx but could you use bigger letters because when i split my screen for a code along in vscode it is really difficult to see your code. Thank you.
I fixed it, wrote promt instead of prompt 👍
how about the answer is blank?
I'm practicing with such projects, but I'm not sure if I can use it as part of my CV, since anyway - the solution is kinda already provided
When I run this program in visual studio, it give me a key error for prompt.
How to I fix this??
please also inform me how to search for an internship remote job, thanks for sharing.
theres a super handy website for looking up these kind of things, it's called Google you should try it out !
RUclipsr - "No project will take you more than half an hour - 1 hour to build"
Me - HOLY SHIT THATS LONG
In which platform is he coding ?
I use PyCharm (it's just a code editor/IDE)
instead of instantly give the code instead tell us what we'll need to use pls exemple : "youll need to know loops etc.."
Dude use a *BIGGER FONT* 💡
while these projects are in fact interesting and are great as a base to improve upon, with rhe simple text interface used, they look like early '80 late '70 programs. in fact except for the desktop cleaning tool, I remember seeing and even copying programs from a basic learning book, when I was 9 or 10.
it would be helpful to show how to create better interfaces (text with curse, or gui (os or as a web interface).
but your explainations are interesting, dynamics and really helpful.
Hiiiii
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