How I would learn Python

[@monkeywrench1951]

Love your knowledge, thoughtfulness and sincereness. I’ve learned a lot thanks to you.

[@DataProfessor]

Thanks for the kind words!

[@matijaxzivkovic8843]

It's a very good video. I enjoyed watching this.
I learn from YT videos, Medium articles, Pluralsight videos, eBooks and print books.
Thanks so much for the book recommendations.

[@txreal2]

Do you still Google, stack overflow, etc… now that chat GPT is available?

[@Hollytitan234]

As a biochemist I have learned Python just because I was passionate about coding

[@martinquesada6005]

The video seems to be IA generated, great work btw

[@DataProfessor]

No AI was used for the creation of this video, though it may be worthwhile to see if it can help expand upon the points covered.

[@pattamalaokarnchanakorn2221]

The content is very useful
Tks a lot

[@AnastasiiaBol-q1q]

Thanks for the video. It's a great motivator to work harder on my pet projects for me!

[@SchwarzschildM]

Listing books you have mentioned will be useful. The list in the description book list does not have ones you have mentioned. Cheers.

[@DataProfessor]

Thanks for the reminder, links added in the video description.

[@ajaypatro1554]

do you need all the books or one will do

[@Akrimap]

Another king of content creation, I’m organic & drug design PhD holder looking for a postdoc or projects to work remotely. Could you help or collaborate ?

[@MnatsakanMatSharafyan]

Thanks a lot for your content! I usually watch it with my Saima Chrome extension and it is really great combination.

[@mayurjoshi1452]

Can you tell me bioinformatics job in foreign for beginners for post graduate

[@LNong]

Very good

[@animelover5093]

I completely agree that identifying a problem to solve can be a great motivator for learning mentioned by the author in this clip,
and i like the x number of days challenge the author mentioned :) , it's exciting