Thanks for the heads up man. I had pyhton on my first semester in cc and lately I had this desire to dive deeper into it. The author also has many other books about python that go beyond the basics. Something to chew on during summer vacay
@@CodingWithLewis seriously, lost my finance job during covid due to restructuring and I've been lost since. Your videos are concise and illustrate clear paths to success that can be emulated. I don't know how I stumbled upon them (thanks RUclips algorithm?) But I think you have a channel worthy of 7 figure subscribers. Cheers again, and know there's at least guy rooting for your success too.
4:30 Nooooooo not the pigeon 😢. And thanks for this video, as a person who is interested in programming with python and C these videos are very helpful! Keep it up!
Hi Lewis congrats on getting to 100k you deserve it! Love the content you diligently get out, have been working on becoming a full stack developer and your videos are always very helpful and enjoyable.
Hi Lewis pleasure to meet you. I was clueless about coding in fact I ran into coding by accident. Remember all those ads over a year ago? Google Analytics posted on RUclips constantly? Well, I have to thank Google, I owe them money. Well, I got interested in Data Analytics and eventually became interested in Data Science instead, learning SQL for databases like MySQL or PostgreSQL but the moment I touched Python, I forgot about Data Science and switched over to Web development. Since December of 2021, I've been coding with HTML, CSS and JavaScript. Basically, Python is my first language which introduced me to software development, and I never looked back. I love Python, it's a lovely language eventually one day I will return to my first language, I would love to master this language. But I can't, I am mastering JavaScript at the moment. During my learning I studied and played around with several languages. Some I liked and some made me want to smash my computer like C++! But the languages I had encountered and enjoyed learning where Python, JavaScript, C# and Haskell. One day I would love to learn Haskell because it's a pure functional language, not OOP. Python because it is so versatile and fun to write. C# because it is a robust language with beautiful syntax, reminds me a bit of JavaScript and I love the curly brackets, keeps your code well-structured and finally Kotlin because I see so many possibilities with this language. It is Googles flag ship language, it runs on the JVM and at the moment they are working on making Kotlin cross platform, the project is within the alpha stages now. My personal opinion? Kotlin will become the future for mobile development if they figure out the cross-platform issue. I am still new at programming, I think I am about 8- or 9-months programming, despite the fact I say 6. I started counting once I began my web development journey but never included the time learning python on and off during my Data Science learning.
Hi! How are you? Do you have any tips for someone studying learning data science? What is your approach when learning coding? Books videos courses? Thanks in advance!
@@ju_-. I completely forgot about this video! This was more than 1 year ago. Truthfully? My personal opinion, be careful with any IT profession which isn't clearly defined. My personal opinion, Data Science has been slowly losing favor with companies. Google high in demand IT jobs. Data Science years ago was on the top 3 now you won't find it in the top 10. Most RUclipsrs, who are in favor, will fail to mention this. I will take it even a step further by saying don't take my advice. But I highly recommend before you jump into a profession which isn't clearly defined and is losing popularity despite the excuses, you'll hear that it is changing, this is a farse. Do your homework before jumping into this. Personally, I would recommend Data Analyst. It is a more defined role, wish you all the best.
Instead of looking for the perfect way to learn python, just start. So many people put more effort into finding the best way to learn something which causes them to not even take any action and start coding themselves. Just take action. Thats the best way.
Hey man Can you make a similar video to learn javascript I haven't found javascript video on your channel And i am learning javascript from close to month but i think i haven't leaned any of it Please provide a roadmap or any ebook you recommend
My method is to watch and follow a crap ton of tutorials to learn some syntax. I use this syntax to make a project that’s completely unrelated to the tutorials. Boom education.
Can I create bots using python? I want to create bots that help in businesses, so yeah If we can create can u also tell me what I should know to create that?
@@CodingWithLewis Also is it possible to get job with these skill? Even if one doesn't have Bs degree in IT or CS. Also do accredited certificates matters? For web developer, ML OR software developer?
@@lionelkanyowa I recommend starting with C (my first course in Uni was in C), it's a low-level language that I think it's good for someone who's new to the field, because he should be learning concepts, like how is memory handled, how is memory represented, etc
@@yu-yu704 in some cases I would agree, but for the most part I disagree. People learn differently and perhaps learning C was beneficial for you. For example, my first programming class was in C++ and half of the class failed that class including my self, because we failed to grasp the concepts. Fast forward to learning python which was more beginner friendly, which made it easier to understand C++. Programming is about learning the logic first without being overwhelmed by the syntax of any language. Once someone understands the logic, then I would recommend them to learn lower level languages.
@@lionelkanyowa why would anyone start with C++, It was made as an extension of C, so it only makes sense to learn C first. And as I said before, it’s to learn the concepts not about learning the syntax, that’s my whole point as a beginner you should learn the concepts.
@@yu-yu704 Why would anyone start with C++ you ask? Well You can ask that to the majority of Universities in America that use C++ as their first programming language. I think you missed my point. Like I said, not everyone will benefit from learning C as a first language like you did. I know software engineers that started with python, ruby, JavaScript etc.. and they are doing very well in their jobs. The whole point is most beginners will be overwhelmed with lower languages like C and will fail to grasp concepts, yes you go into more depth with C, but for some beginners that never wrote a line of code in their lives, that may be difficult. That's why languages like python are easier and help to grasp programming concepts. If anyone has mastered python, then it's easy for them to master C.
Thank you to everyon who watches my video ❤️ What would you like to see next? 🤔
Javascript learning roadmap with sources just like the above video🤌💜
Eat with python, sleep with python, learn python with python, work with python, tv with python
Thanks for the heads up man. I had pyhton on my first semester in cc and lately I had this desire to dive deeper into it. The author also has many other books about python that go beyond the basics. Something to chew on during summer vacay
I just checked out the Python Crash Course book super good!
You're honestly changing my life Lewis; please keep these videos coming!
That is so inspiring to hear 🥺
@@CodingWithLewis seriously, lost my finance job during covid due to restructuring and I've been lost since. Your videos are concise and illustrate clear paths to success that can be emulated. I don't know how I stumbled upon them (thanks RUclips algorithm?) But I think you have a channel worthy of 7 figure subscribers. Cheers again, and know there's at least guy rooting for your success too.
I can’t wait to become a software developer! Thanks for all your help and advice!
You got this 😃
u still doin it?
Hi lewis. Great content. I've been in tutorial hell for the last 6 months. Could you please suggest the same for JavaScript and sql??
Would love to :)
@@CodingWithLewis For SQL especially
Love you bro thanks for making this video thank you so much
Can you do a similar one for Java
Can you recommend best ways to learn other languages like JavaScript, Go, Java, C#...
4:30 Nooooooo not the pigeon 😢. And thanks for this video, as a person who is interested in programming with python and C these videos are very helpful! Keep it up!
Just bought the book ! I wanted to change from Video Online Lessons or courses to learn Python. Thank you so much for your videos :)
Great video Lewis! Killer job
Thanks Li :D
Hi Lewis congrats on getting to 100k you deserve it! Love the content you diligently get out, have been working on becoming a full stack developer and your videos are always very helpful and enjoyable.
Hi Lewis pleasure to meet you. I was clueless about coding in fact I ran into coding by accident. Remember all those ads over a year ago? Google Analytics posted on RUclips constantly? Well, I have to thank Google, I owe them money. Well, I got interested in Data Analytics and eventually became interested in Data Science instead, learning SQL for databases like MySQL or PostgreSQL but the moment I touched Python, I forgot about Data Science and switched over to Web development. Since December of 2021, I've been coding with HTML, CSS and JavaScript. Basically, Python is my first language which introduced me to software development, and I never looked back.
I love Python, it's a lovely language eventually one day I will return to my first language, I would love to master this language. But I can't, I am mastering JavaScript at the moment. During my learning I studied and played around with several languages. Some I liked and some made me want to smash my computer like C++! But the languages I had encountered and enjoyed learning where Python, JavaScript, C# and Haskell.
One day I would love to learn Haskell because it's a pure functional language, not OOP. Python because it is so versatile and fun to write. C# because it is a robust language with beautiful syntax, reminds me a bit of JavaScript and I love the curly brackets, keeps your code well-structured and finally Kotlin because I see so many possibilities with this language. It is Googles flag ship language, it runs on the JVM and at the moment they are working on making Kotlin cross platform, the project is within the alpha stages now. My personal opinion? Kotlin will become the future for mobile development if they figure out the cross-platform issue. I am still new at programming, I think I am about 8- or 9-months programming, despite the fact I say 6. I started counting once I began my web development journey but never included the time learning python on and off during my Data Science learning.
Hi! How are you? Do you have any tips for someone studying learning data science? What is your approach when learning coding? Books videos courses? Thanks in advance!
@@ju_-. I completely forgot about this video! This was more than 1 year ago. Truthfully? My personal opinion, be careful with any IT profession which isn't clearly defined. My personal opinion, Data Science has been slowly losing favor with companies. Google high in demand IT jobs. Data Science years ago was on the top 3 now you won't find it in the top 10. Most RUclipsrs, who are in favor, will fail to mention this. I will take it even a step further by saying don't take my advice. But I highly recommend before you jump into a profession which isn't clearly defined and is losing popularity despite the excuses, you'll hear that it is changing, this is a farse.
Do your homework before jumping into this. Personally, I would recommend Data Analyst. It is a more defined role, wish you all the best.
Instead of looking for the perfect way to learn python, just start. So many people put more effort into finding the best way to learn something which causes them to not even take any action and start coding themselves. Just take action. Thats the best way.
Hey man
Can you make a similar video to learn javascript
I haven't found javascript video on your channel
And i am learning javascript from close to month but i think i haven't leaned any of it
Please provide a roadmap or any ebook you recommend
I would love to :)
I thought automate the boring stuff was already outdated since it is from like 2016(?). I’m sad that I skipped it now. I love Al.
That book was a godsend for me!
It’s the 🐐
Great work bro, please make video on c++ . Please please
Thanks for this great content 💗
Great video but is there a equally good or better book for C/C++?
hi lewis , i am just start to learn python , but i dont know how to start basics , so i appreciate if you put a video series about python basics.
Woooow. I don't know what to say. I really appreciate the insights i got here
Purchased the book, thank you! Thrift Books..
Can you do when switiching as an experiences programmer to Python. Especially, if one comes from a C/C++ background
Long-form Lewis! Nice. Here from shorts!
Love u man.... Could list best books and free resources for SQL?
Do you have a video of the udemy courses which you reccomend for python ?
don't worry people i'm here to put like to this video , fear not i'm not getting paid or sponsored, i just like this video that's why.😎😎👍👍
My method is to watch and follow a crap ton of tutorials to learn some syntax. I use this syntax to make a project that’s completely unrelated to the tutorials. Boom education.
Like your contents.love from India
Love from Canada :D 🇨🇦
nice bro thanks for knowlage
Hey,
Can you suggest some good books to learn Java Full Stack.
great video! 👍
Thanks so much :D
@@CodingWithLewis I know a project you can do if you're interested. An automated NFT purchaser/seller. Never know how much you could earn...
Great! Thanks.
Which theme you are using? looks cool.
Hi Lewis ,does this book teach OOPS concepts?
No He has written another book called Beyond the Basic Stuff with Python: Best Practices for Writing Clean Code you can use that one.
Plz make a vjdei6on database and sql amd no sql.. How we can learn in effective way
do we need to use the first or second version of the automate the boring stuff with python book?
Thanks
Bro,which is the best linux distro for computer Engineer
I’ve learned the basics, it’s just so hard to apply it to anything and I can’t find any projects. What should I do?
Check out my video before this :)
I'm in week 2 of learning python
Can I create bots using python?
I want to create bots that help in businesses, so yeah If we can create can u also tell me what I should know to create that?
we need about Machine learning if possible Devops in long videos
That sounds like a plan
There are so many videos that copy each other about python confuses me so I made my own channel and make my own content
Where is the book link please.
Thank 's in advance
The link is in the description for the video.
This is me being dumb, but .. is python better than PowerShell? I use PS mainly to get info from AD, Azure, Exchange?
Could you please suggest a good book for javascript with theory and topic wiseprojects
Hi, Whats the difference between IT and ComSci?
Eloquent JavaScript my book 🙏👈
A great book!
Amazing
hey i know its an older video but i really wanted to know
ill be joining university for comp sci very soon and if a macbook pro would be okay for it
Hey do you have a database roadmap
I'm from a commerce background Can I learn programming, please suggest me resources!
But in your other video you said Java script is the best for beginners
How to become a GOOD problem Solver?
I have a video on ways to optimize your code you might like :)
@@CodingWithLewis Also is it possible to get job with these skill? Even if one doesn't have Bs degree in IT or CS.
Also do accredited certificates matters? For web developer, ML OR software developer?
He is getting people to automate everything so that they can watch his videos instead of working! Genius!
😂
despite easy but still i hate it......i dont think it should be first language for students
I want to see about python trading bot.
I don't have PC or laptop 😔
Make a vid to set up your Reddit bot
Even though I don’t completely agree with learning python first as a beginner, loved the video, great recommendation too
Also you killed me on 1:30 🤣
What would you recommend a beginner learns first?
@@lionelkanyowa I recommend starting with C (my first course in Uni was in C), it's a low-level language that I think it's good for someone who's new to the field, because he should be learning concepts, like how is memory handled, how is memory represented, etc
@@yu-yu704 in some cases I would agree, but for the most part I disagree. People learn differently and perhaps learning C was beneficial for you. For example, my first programming class was in C++ and half of the class failed that class including my self, because we failed to grasp the concepts. Fast forward to learning python which was more beginner friendly, which made it easier to understand C++. Programming is about learning the logic first without being overwhelmed by the syntax of any language. Once someone understands the logic, then I would recommend them to learn lower level languages.
@@lionelkanyowa why would anyone start with C++, It was made as an extension of C, so it only makes sense to learn C first.
And as I said before, it’s to learn the concepts not about learning the syntax, that’s my whole point as a beginner you should learn the concepts.
@@yu-yu704 Why would anyone start with C++ you ask? Well You can ask that to the majority of Universities in America that use C++ as their first programming language. I think you missed my point. Like I said, not everyone will benefit from learning C as a first language like you did. I know software engineers that started with python, ruby, JavaScript etc.. and they are doing very well in their jobs.
The whole point is most beginners will be overwhelmed with lower languages like C and will fail to grasp concepts, yes you go into more depth with C, but for some beginners that never wrote a line of code in their lives, that may be difficult. That's why languages like python are easier and help to grasp programming concepts. If anyone has mastered python, then it's easy for them to master C.
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julia is better than python ! 😅😅
Ummm, there was no help in the video
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