Hey thanks! That was the first example I had seen of someone pulling geoprocessing tools directly into the Python window to see their code. That was helpful.
OMG! You are such a great teacher! You must BE from North Carolina. I've been wanting to understand the use of Python for so long! This made it abundantly clear. Other videos I'd watched were too in-the-weeds already, and I was lost from the start. THANK YOU!
Sir, you got a new follower. I know how to build and run python scripts but I always wanted to see its usefulness and you have the perfect example. Thanks for the video!
i have a little question. i wanna create a desktop app with python. to plot roads and determine traject. so how to plot map. i find folium but it just works in Jupiter. i choose spyder editor
I liked this, but it left me with two questions. First, toward the end, you said that someone could copy the line of code 49 times and then edit each line to change the FP# and state abbreviation. The obvious question is: Can I avoid editing 50 lines of code and just put this into a loop where the stateFP code loops from 1 to 50 and the state abbreviation is appended to the file name? If you do more videos, that would be an obvious thing to add.Also, I noticed that when you copied the tool onto the arcpy screen, the pathname for one file had the r prefix, but you didn't type that in when you typed in the second pathname. So I am confused when arcpy needs the r to avoid the misinterpreting the pathname as something else.
Good video - Would be nice to find a video how to import python code into ArcMap. Like starting from a thread like this one from step one. community.esri.com/thread/84853
Hey thanks! That was the first example I had seen of someone pulling geoprocessing tools directly into the Python window to see their code. That was helpful.
OMG! You are such a great teacher! You must BE from North Carolina. I've been wanting to understand the use of Python for so long! This made it abundantly clear. Other videos I'd watched were too in-the-weeds already, and I was lost from the start. THANK YOU!
Thanks from Germany. Saved me really much time.
dude! this is great! especially for a dummy like me. thank you!
Thanks. It is really nice to keep the video that short and clear. It truly helps me in using python as a totally inexperienced user.
Thank You Sir , It's very clear.
Dude this is super helpful, way less daunting of a task to figure out than I had in my mind.
Thank you for that simple way of showing phyton application in arcgis:)
very helpful thank you!!!!! really wished you had more videos like this
Sir, you got a new follower. I know how to build and run python scripts but I always wanted to see its usefulness and you have the perfect example. Thanks for the video!
I also forgot to mention, please do more elaborated python examples as they are great.
Very simple and still super useful. Great job and thanks a lot =)
I really thank you for u, sir,, u teach this complex think, so easily ,,such a great teacher you are ....
Great video! Thank you!
thank you so much for the brief and easy explanation
Extremely helpful! Thanks for this video.
hi how to use this code out of armap
Thank you this video is very helpful for me..
Wow ..! Superb Thank you😃👍👍
Thanks for the video. I'm still quite rusty with python but this was a great intro video
🤣🤣🤣 I could not control laughing when I saw the video 18 mins long and then heard you start with the 10 mins video... anyways, thanks
Pretty insightful, cheers!
cheers! thanks for the video!
Hey ,you can use camtasia studio to record from the screen
It's very helpful, thank you so !
Thank you sir, so helpful lesson
i have a little question. i wanna create a desktop app with python. to plot roads and determine traject. so how to plot map. i find folium but it just works in Jupiter. i choose spyder editor
How to run this particular line in loop say the number changes on its own from 1 to 37 (something like 1++) and the file name also changes. Thank you.
Dude I think guy just showed you how to fish! You need to learn the syntax.
.. thanks!
Great video
I liked this, but it left me with two questions. First, toward the end, you said that someone could copy the line of code 49 times and then edit each line to change the FP# and state abbreviation. The obvious question is: Can I avoid editing 50 lines of code and just put this into a loop where the stateFP code loops from 1 to 50 and the state abbreviation is appended to the file name? If you do more videos, that would be an obvious thing to add.Also, I noticed that when you copied the tool onto the arcpy screen, the pathname for one file had the r prefix, but you didn't type that in when you typed in the second pathname. So I am confused when arcpy needs the r to avoid the misinterpreting the pathname as something else.
I was thinking the exact same thing with the loop, i was wondering if that could be done with a "for"-loop
Great video. I had no idea you could drag and drop into archly to see what syntax is being used to run the tool. You in NC?
excellent short introduction! Next time please record your screen with some screencast software...
very informative...where can I download a similar georeferenced map?
You could google "United States counties shapefile"
Why don't u just use Camtesia?!
Good video - Would be nice to find a video how to import python code into ArcMap. Like starting from a thread like this one from step one. community.esri.com/thread/84853