@@Megaheropap ‘Cracking codes with python’ and ‘automate the boring stuff with python’ I tried to find books that were project heavy, as well as focused on python more in scripting/security uses rather than *just* a development language. Since there is a lot of automation at work with power shell, I figured the latter could be good and potentially useful. And the former just sounds fun, especially with pursuing cyber.
Thank you very much for this course! I was looking to re-learn Python and while I'm not focusing on pentesting, I enjoyed working on the mini-projects as its nice to not just learn a language but put it into practice in a meaningful way (and having a feeling of accomplishment) before going out and finding projects to work on. Cheers!
I'm an absolute beginner in programming, and after the installing part of the video, I just had no idea what the author was saying. And I thought we were gonna use pycharm, but he doesn't. And I don't understand how to translate what he's saying into pycharm. I try to just type everything he is saying, but it doesn't work, I think? Idk, I'm so lost. I know I'm totally dumb at this. But can someone explain to me what in the world I am supposed to do. Maybe I should watch some other course for even more beginners?? Elp
I use Spyder for Windows and VSCode for my Linux machine lol I never thought about using Mousepad. I became pretty familiar with Spyder in college so I just stuck with it.
Hi Heath, I have been watching your CySec vidoes...they are really 👍. This vidoe on getting initiated to/in Python is like Icing on the Cake.👌 Thank you so much.
Heath, much thanks for this course. Hoping to do this Python course and possibly three other certs from your TCM Academy website. Currently, studying on my own, need a lot more practice with hands on training. From Trinidad in the West Indies btw. How can I install Python on my mobile devices to study along with this course? Thanks!
Great video, but most people will run into problems at 1:50:00 when the course takes a turn that suddenly involves linux, networks, and importing things that weren't really explained...still very helpful when it comes to some intro python
One minute ago...dang! Thank you for providing all of this accessable education. I just started with everything, and python is part of it. Edit: I've been working through your Linux and ethical hacking material as well, mostly listening, to take it all in, knowing that I'll re-listen when hands on. Thank you so much... sincerely. Your story was sort of the ah ha moment for me and got this giant ball rolling.
I wish you would have taking this lesson a little farther and explained how to add, remove or move an employee in a key/value pair with multipart values, you did show for drinks where only one key had one value but when i tried myself to add a extra value to a key in employees IT=key, new employee=value i got errors.
Wow, just in times. I watch many python course. But couldn't grasp the idea how to use it for exploit. And i love to watch how you teach your wife series. Man, that's gives me encouragement.
A question: on the LIST section, after changing Bob_grade to 83 by executing " grades[0][1]=83", if I try to print it, the result is 82 and not 83? But if I print the whole list then it shows the updated changes, which is 83. Why is that?
Hey heath I’ve been following your videos for a while now been studying hard, just one question could you hack into a server or something like that just for the computational power ps not for malicious just curious
Hi sir, I made a port scanner just like you demonstrated in the video. I tried to scan my host IP But when I try to run it, its not giving any open ports. it just starts and run for few seconds and then stop. Can anyone please explain why this is happening.
Hello sir I am a student of class 11th and i started learning hacking and i am learning basics now i want to know which programming language is best for me because my school is currently teaching python but i want to learn c what's your opinion?
I got lost at the terminals in the beginning, I'm running windows 10 and downloaded Python w/ IDE and the Notepad++ but I cant tell which program you are using to start writing the scripts
Exactly, most of these comments are bots talking about "thank you" and those stuff cos im sure a true human beginner would also get lost at the beginning
For port scanner I was getting an error for print("-" * 50) print("Scanning Target: "+target) print("Time started: "+str(datetime.now())) print("-" * 50) line 17, in print("Scanning Target: "+target) NameError: name 'target' is not defined but i had everything correct after looking. Any ideas?
Sorry that I'm late but the issue here would be that the "target" argument needs to be specified when running the command. If you were using an IDE you probably just hit run, therefore target doesn't get a value assigned to it.
Perfect timing. I literally just bought two books on python, so I can start to learn this language.
Which books did you buy?
@@Megaheropap
‘Cracking codes with python’ and ‘automate the boring stuff with python’
I tried to find books that were project heavy, as well as focused on python more in scripting/security uses rather than *just* a development language.
Since there is a lot of automation at work with power shell, I figured the latter could be good and potentially useful. And the former just sounds fun, especially with pursuing cyber.
same
How are you liking them so far?
I’m a BEGINNER.
Thank you❤️
I learned so much from this course! I can't thank you enough. You made Python feel easier to learn and explore more!
Dude, I literally started learning Python on Monday. Your timing is impeccable.
Ive self-taught myself python over the span of the last 4 years but i wish i came across this video sooner! Great tutorial :)
Dude, you’re a saint among men.
Thanks you for all of the free education!
Thanks for this course - I just asked someone about Python, perfect timing!
Thanks for the course 🙏🏼
Perfect as usual ❤️
absolutely insane you are putting all the courses out for free..
Perfect timing! I actually just purchased two books to learn the language. Thanks!
Thank you very much for this course! I was looking to re-learn Python and while I'm not focusing on pentesting, I enjoyed working on the mini-projects as its nice to not just learn a language but put it into practice in a meaningful way (and having a feeling of accomplishment) before going out and finding projects to work on. Cheers!
Wow! What perfect timing! I just purchased two books to learn python. Thank you….
I'm an absolute beginner in programming, and after the installing part of the video, I just had no idea what the author was saying. And I thought we were gonna use pycharm, but he doesn't. And I don't understand how to translate what he's saying into pycharm. I try to just type everything he is saying, but it doesn't work, I think? Idk, I'm so lost. I know I'm totally dumb at this. But can someone explain to me what in the world I am supposed to do. Maybe I should watch some other course for even more beginners?? Elp
I use Spyder for Windows and VSCode for my Linux machine lol I never thought about using Mousepad.
I became pretty familiar with Spyder in college so I just stuck with it.
TCM with the god tier drops again
Thanks for this course Heath and your way of explaining things. I appreciate that! 🙂
Thanks you so much Cyber Guruji !!! Happy Guru Purnima !!!
Hi Heath, I have been watching your CySec vidoes...they are really 👍. This vidoe on getting initiated to/in Python is like Icing on the Cake.👌 Thank you so much.
Heath, much thanks for this course. Hoping to do this Python course and possibly three other certs from your TCM Academy website. Currently, studying on my own, need a lot more practice with hands on training. From Trinidad in the West Indies btw. How can I install Python on my mobile devices to study along with this course? Thanks!
Great video, but most people will run into problems at 1:50:00 when the course takes a turn that suddenly involves linux, networks, and importing things that weren't really explained...still very helpful when it comes to some intro python
One minute ago...dang! Thank you for providing all of this accessable education. I just started with everything, and python is part of it.
Edit: I've been working through your Linux and ethical hacking material as well, mostly listening, to take it all in, knowing that I'll re-listen when hands on. Thank you so much... sincerely. Your story was sort of the ah ha moment for me and got this giant ball rolling.
I didn,t watch the course yet but im so exsited to see it thank you Mr. Heath keep up the good work ;)
You don't know how I'm grateful
Super Good! and Clean Explanation dude. Thank You so much.
Wow great lesson series thank you very much
Man i have watch this tutorial elsewhere, but because it healt ima watch it again
Thank you .. Asa novice from qn entirely different field, am so thankful 🙏
Thanks, Heath! Needed this as I go through the CodeAcademy course.
Thank you ,I like the way you teach.
So lets get started ,
Let’s freaken go! 👏
Damn its just perfect timing. Really appreciate it..
Wow this such a gift thanks so much!
thank you sir for all the work you're doing and the great content you provide us free and paid 💜✨
Thanks for the free course! Do you happen to have any Go courses or plan on creating any soon? I'm more interested in learning Go right now.
Best course ever
Amazing Video Heath 🔥
Amazing course!!
Please make a similar video for advanced python specific to Cybersecurity.
Thank You Heath for video
I wish you would have taking this lesson a little farther and explained how to add, remove or move an employee in a key/value pair with multipart values, you did show for drinks where only one key had one value but when i tried myself to add a extra value to a key in employees IT=key, new employee=value i got errors.
Wow, just in times. I watch many python course. But couldn't grasp the idea how to use it for exploit. And i love to watch how you teach your wife series. Man, that's gives me encouragement.
First + notigang
Confirmed first :)
I wish I could be able to become a good developer before I sign out. Thanks for the video
This Video Is really good. Where are we going next after this, Id really love a sequel.
Thank you!
THank you so much!
At 01:09:09, I was expecting it will print 'bob', 82 because you declared both 0 and 1 indexes. Why it just printed 82, not bob?
A question: on the LIST section, after changing Bob_grade to 83 by executing " grades[0][1]=83", if I try to print it, the result is 82 and not 83? But if I print the whole list then it shows the updated changes, which is 83. Why is that?
Hey heath I’ve been following your videos for a while now been studying hard, just one question could you hack into a server or something like that just for the computational power ps not for malicious just curious
Can you explain how does this compare to the python 101 and 201 courses?
Can we expect Go for hackers course on youtube?
Hi sir, I made a port scanner just like you demonstrated in the video. I tried to scan my host IP But when I try to run it, its not giving any open ports. it just starts and run for few seconds and then stop. Can anyone please explain why this is happening.
Hello sir I am a student of class 11th and i started learning hacking and i am learning basics now i want to know which programming language is best for me because my school is currently teaching python but i want to learn c what's your opinion?
Nice!
I got lost at the terminals in the beginning, I'm running windows 10 and downloaded Python w/ IDE and the Notepad++ but I cant tell which program you are using to start writing the scripts
Exactly, most of these comments are bots talking about "thank you" and those stuff cos im sure a true human beginner would also get lost at the beginning
so usefull bro , can i start django after watching and learning this video ?
For port scanner I was getting an error for
print("-" * 50)
print("Scanning Target: "+target)
print("Time started: "+str(datetime.now()))
print("-" * 50)
line 17, in
print("Scanning Target: "+target)
NameError: name 'target' is not defined
but i had everything correct after looking. Any ideas?
Sorry that I'm late but the issue here would be that the "target" argument needs to be specified when running the command. If you were using an IDE you probably just hit run, therefore target doesn't get a value assigned to it.
anyone else having issue with the def" command?
been stuck on it for days now.
Great
love from india
Waiting for the second part....
Woooord!!!!
Step 1: Wipe your windows os and install linux (Ubuntu/Kali/whatever)
Instructions unclear downloaded Android.
@@zoetje1760 Welcome to cybersecurity, I'm sure you'll fit right in.
@@noblesavage149 Thanks?
cool
What's your code editor's name?
Mousepad
Man you gonna break RUclips lol.
Is this enough for hacking or you have to learn more than this?
I sure do hope I don't get hit by a bus, that will be terrible 😱
Python is hard.
No lol
i am the opposite lol
New friend here full support. Saw you from LinkedIn
Thank you!!