Learn Python fast | How I learned to code in less than a month
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- It can be hard to know where to start when you're trying to learn how to code. That's why I made this video! I learned all of the most important Python basics in only 3 weeks, and if you're dedicated and have the time, you can too. In this video I talk about what my situation was like when I learned Python, my background, and an AMAZING free book: "Automate the Boring stuff with Python". Follow along with the video and you'll be coding in no time!
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Python is (in my opinion) the best beginner language. And it is always easier to learn something when you have a practical use case. That's why I always recommend Automate the Boring stuff, which is free online here: automatetheboringstuff.com/2e/chapter0/
wow, this was interesting. didn't think it was possible in a month but you certainly opened up my eyes to that.
Thanks for watching! It requires some dedication but you definitely can get a really firm grasp in as little as a month!
Great staff..l also hv a bachelors in Finance now studying for another special honours degree in Monitoring and Evaluation. Hv developed an interest in data science..started studying python in January bt l first went through Python crash course pdf by Eric Mathees. Its good too. I covered the basics. Will definately start reading Automating the boring staff. I want my final year project to be python based.
Great shirt!
Thank you! Haha, got it on the clearance rack at target!
Very helpful video. I recently purchased a Python learning class on Udemy which is helpful but I also really like how you laid out your approach. I've already booked marked the book you recommended and will begin reading/going through it. I really like the automation use cases Thanks!
Glad to help! Udemy is a great platform, and sometimes having that structured class can really help. Good luck!
Thats great. Seems like we have a similar story in journey of python programming. Keep uploading.
Greetings from Montenegro. I’m a Russian man who decided to change his life and go into IT sphere as a Data Analyst. I really appreciate tour videos because i found them very useful
p.s. i practice English with you and learn sth new for my future’s job ^^
Question: are Europe companies interested in junior data analysts employees from abroad like me or it’s better to find a job in my own country? Thx
Beat wishes, Anton
Same situation bro.....nice video
Thanks for linking everything with the video! Any plans to maybe do a tutorial to show some of the functions in action/the basics on how you built them?
Not a bad idea, I could make a video about user defined functions at some point!
Man !!! Only 106 subscribers....you my guy deserve a million...
You are very good at explaining information clearly and I would encourage to keep sharing. Thanks
Thank you so much!
Subscribed 👍
You did mention resource, that's cool but you never mention how you did that 'in only 3 weeks'. You would make timestamps (in hours/days) of what you did step by step. If you wish of course. Don't mean to say a bad word but a bit of clickbait ;) - how to learn a python in under a month? Read a book 'Automate the boring stuff with Python' chapter 0, 1, 2, + function ;)
Hey that's a good point! If I had to write out my timeline, it would look something like this, keeping in mind I went through roughly 4-5 hours per day.
FIRST WEEK:
Chapters 0 - 2 (Three Days)
Chapter 3 (Two Days)
SECOND WEEK:
Chapters 4 & 5 (Five Days)
THIRD WEEK:
Chapters 6 - 7 (Four Days)
Chapter 8 (One Day)
FOURTH WEEK:
Chapters 9 & 10 (One day)
With the last four days look at any of the remaining chapters and chose whichever are interesting to your current goals.
Cool! But how to become a developer? What are the next steps?
Thank you for your motivational words 👌👍
Glad to help!
very very nice
I don’t think anyone can get a job as a developer, with just the foundations of python. Am I wrong? Because if so I’m gonna start applying...
Thanks for watching! Yeah, you might not be able to get a job with just the foundations, but you have to start somewhere!
@@AaronMOliver Very well then, What is the requirements then. Maybe make a 3 bullet list for me thank you 🙏 I’m guessing it’s 1. Foundations 2. Algorithms 3. Portfolio of projects
@@benjaminfindon5028 Excellent list. I agree with that one, if I were going at it with the intent to become a developer, I would focus on the fundamentals, then learn more about algorithms and math, learn how to program some popular algorithms from scratch (like sorting algorithms, reversing a linked list), then I'd join some online communities like www.reddit.com/r/learnpython/, and then finally do some in-depth projects to showcase your abilities to potential employers, and talk to people you know in the field to get referrals for jobs!
Wanted some suggestions for data analytics how can I contact you?
I just purchased the used one from ebay for like $14. Couldn't get it for free
Hey I could've been more clear. The physical book isn't free, but all of the exact same information is available for free on the automate the boring stuff website.
How did you get the book for free
The book is free, here's the link to chapter 0, you can go from there to chapter 1, and so on. automatetheboringstuff.com/2e/chapter0/
Also has a matching course on udemy.
If you want I can give the free link of priated copy?
Looks like the book is no longer free
Hey try this link automatetheboringstuff.com/2e/
The book is not free
The book is free, here's the link to chapter 0, you can go from there to chapter 1, and so on. automatetheboringstuff.com/2e/chapter0/
It's digital version is. Even the publisher website links to it.
@@AaronMOliver The book is not free period. This website text is unreadable and designed to make you feel uncomfortable enough to eventually buy the book. That being said, it's a good book so just buy it.
@@homeofcreation I can read it perfectly fine