A Brief Introduction to Python

[@aminmohamed1786]

Very useful information and I really can say this episode has helped to have a lot of understanding about all python.

[@exercism_org]

Great to hear. Thanks for the comment!

[@blz777]

That is a great introduction to the language, thank you! :)

[@exercism_org]

Great that it was useful! Thanks for commenting :)

[@cbbcbb6803]

In python, spaces and tabs and newlines are effectively reserved words. If you accidentally press the enter key, you can create logic errors and never know what happened.
Small python programs are very easy to read and understand.

[@dereklomax161]

Awesome! These videos are great!
I would love to see lua sometime.

[@ErikSchierboom]

Thanks! We'll do one for every language on the website.

[@exercism_org]

Thanks for the support! 💙

[@Samuel-pg7tg]

Excellent video

[@exercism_org]

Thanks! 💙

[@91kap]

what app are you using to code in?

[@ErikSchierboom]

That's Visual Studio Code: code.visualstudio.com/

[@viniciussa6732]

What a refactoring. 🤯

[@ErikSchierboom]

I love refactoring code! And it's a great way for showing off a language.

[@viniciussa6732]

@@ErikSchierboom Really amazing. You guys have been doing a great job. Keep going!

[@petre-gx1oh]

Erik does a great job showing language features via refactoring these simple exercises. I love it.

[@viniciussa6732]

It's amazing how neat this exercise turned out. Erik's work is elegant.

[@andristic]

"we can argue about readability" oh yes we can python, yes we can 😁

[@RR-et6zp]

You can learn Modular ;)

[@KilianManfredKlaiber]

The readability of the code suffers extremely when you try to put everything into a single line. I cannot see any advantage in that.