*"What can't python do?"* -run on desktop natively -run on mobile -run on consoles -run fast -run complex games *What can python do?* -speed up development -speed up learning process -be easily ported across platforms given they have the proper runtime environment -be very readable
Python can run on desktop natively, if you're talking about gui - tkinter, pyqt5 etc. If you're talking about exe, use pyinstaller Python running slow is a myth that surrounds the Python interpretor, not the program The program in of itself is of decent speed, the initial interpretation of the script is indeed the slow part
@@dwarflin idk what you're basing your statement on but there are hundreds and hundreds of companies out there hiring python developers, so it's safe to assume python is not only for beginners
"Contribute to open source". I never understood why people keep insisting on this. It's the worst thing you can do as a beginner because that will be VERY counter productive. Contribute to stuff that you use everyday and have an idea about or are familiar with its codebase, not just random projects that you have no idea about.
the idea is you try to reverse engineer what other people did and what little tricks they used and trying to add your own stuff in without affecting the rest of the code, which is closer to what you would do if you actually work as programmer, but yeah working on your own projects is more enjoyable imo
Tbh, Automate The Boring Stuff With Python is the best Python book I've seen for absolute beginners since basically 2015. A masterpiece ❤️. Really wish I could meet Al Sweigart in person.
Agree I just focused on learning the foundation of the language and how exactly it works. The rest can be understood by just reading the code but it's important to try them if you want to do career in python.
Javascript or C# or React Native etc. anything. BTW Thanks for helping out i have just started with Python so the book that you recommended is very very helpful.
It takes at least 3 years of industry experience to contribute to open source projects that are meaningful. For newbies it’s better to start from working for a company.
I might have to agree to disagree on this one. Starting by reading a book or sound a crash course in my opinion the easiest way to take away any and all intrinsic motivation you have to learn. From experience, the best way to learn any language is to find the project that you're passionate in, and then built it from the ground up. Maybe even rebuild it a few times. This can be anything as simple tic-tac-toe game or as complex as a web framework. Every time you rebuild it, you will find better ways to make your code cleaner, more maintainable and more performant. If you will actually have fun in learning it
Don't listen to the haters. I learned Javascript first and right now I'm learning python and it's so much easier. I would recommend Python first because it'll be a good way to dip your feet into the world of programming, not as complicated as other languages and it will keep you wanting to learn more about coding. My opinion
I agree, i learned multiple languages over the years but python is very easy to learn and it does a lot for you out of the box. Its great to get an understanding of how programming works
For someone trying to get a foot into software development, I've often read that python while easy to learn, isn't so easy to land jobs with especially as a junior developer. Any advise on this??? I've been enjoying learning python so far but I'm thinking of starting off with Web development instead and switch to javascript (html, etc).
People want to get a job with Python. You most likely need at least master degree in quantitative field :math, economics. First of all, you have to understand the math so you will understand what the code will do. python is so popular because of ai.
That's history now. Currently python is coming with more advanced features and libraries like PyScript which can run python could directly on HTML file. Though PyScript is ultra-new, but it proves that python can also be used for front end web development as well. And python libraries like django and Flask are often used for front end web development.
You can use any language for competitive programming. Some people, including me, like python for competitive programming because you can write code in it faster.
How about getting a job at google stepwise guide or mastering problem solving skills on leetcode no matter what technology you are profiecient in you are gonaa get DSA round in interview
Do we have any code in python or in Linux for shifting column to rows data like. Input file like Input.txt have below data Shyam 1 2 3 Shyam 7 2 Shyam X Y Z A Required output.txt have below data Shyam 1, 2, 3 Shyam 7, 2 Shyam X, Y, Z, A
For educational purpose!!! I did a clipboard project that changes the wallet address of a crypto currency when copied from a clipboard and replace it with another when pasted. How can i can an android path?
*"What can't python do?"*
-run on desktop natively
-run on mobile
-run on consoles
-run fast
-run complex games
*What can python do?*
-speed up development
-speed up learning process
-be easily ported across platforms given they have the proper runtime environment
-be very readable
Python can run on desktop natively, if you're talking about gui - tkinter, pyqt5 etc.
If you're talking about exe, use pyinstaller
Python running slow is a myth that surrounds the Python interpretor, not the program
The program in of itself is of decent speed, the initial interpretation of the script is indeed the slow part
@@defacube who uses Android?
@@dwarflin almost everyone
@@dwarflin idk what you're basing your statement on but there are hundreds and hundreds of companies out there hiring python developers, so it's safe to assume python is not only for beginners
@@defacube you know what not almost everyone is doing? Liking their own comments to make it look like they are right lmao
"What cant python do?"
- Run fast.
@Cheater Central not just variables, it's garbage collection and ton of abstraction
-Good Games
FACT😂
@Cheater Central "what can't python do?"
It would be easier to ask „what can Python do?“ . The list would be way shorter😂
# How to do everything in Python:
import everything
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
thats dull criticism but its still funny.
😄
You nailed it hahahha 🤣😂
1 from __future__ import braces
"Contribute to open source". I never understood why people keep insisting on this. It's the worst thing you can do as a beginner because that will be VERY counter productive. Contribute to stuff that you use everyday and have an idea about or are familiar with its codebase, not just random projects that you have no idea about.
so true!!
the idea is you try to reverse engineer what other people did and what little tricks they used and trying to add your own stuff in without affecting the rest of the code, which is closer to what you would do if you actually work as programmer, but yeah working on your own projects is more enjoyable imo
"What cant python do?"
find my dad
If you are in china,python can do it
print('"my dad" is at index', "my dad went to buy milk".find("my dad"))
import dad
dad.find()
There's actually a package for that.
@@sophiatheczech1918 invalid syntax
This is the BEST ad on the internet...from start to finish it is the best, seriouisly
Oh I know this one! Python can’t be fast.
Lmao I am cracking
in what terms????
@@Tombstone_Active Denial. You got a lot more stages of grief to through my guy.
It’s coming!
Ever heard or used numba???
"what can python do?"
Me: bite me
Same what i thought
😄😂
But a python is a choking snake
byte me
ima learn coding through you cause i like your vids keep it up!
What can't python do?
- Can't be a disappointment to your parents like you
That’s very useful information. I would have never guessed that becoming a python programmer requires me to learn python.
Where do you recommend learning more advanced topics?
Also, you have been giving great advice throughout my programming journey. You rock dude!
Hi friend how you get to understand python programming language
Tbh, Automate The Boring Stuff With Python is the best Python book I've seen for absolute beginners since basically 2015.
A masterpiece ❤️.
Really wish I could meet Al Sweigart in person.
This advice is so high level it's effectively useless. Step 2 might as well be: travel from NY to LA by land with no GPS and roadless maps.
2. learn advanced topics. This will help you learn advanced topics... lol. The rest of the advice is good though.
Agree I just focused on learning the foundation of the language and how exactly it works. The rest can be understood by just reading the code but it's important to try them if you want to do career in python.
Thank you so much for the tip. I’m now a python programmer 👨💻
I'm currently learning python for back-end development
Started reading the book in step 1 last week, and I am already addicted to it! Thanks for the reccomendation :)
Where can i find it
@@amateurchefs3669 watch his video in step 1, he posted the book free to read in the comments
I love your content. Please keep putting more intuitive things up. Thanks a lot for the motivation.
Thanks 🙏 currently studying Financial engineering and this helps a lot
What roadmap would you like to see next? 🤔
Javascript or C# or React Native etc. anything.
BTW Thanks for helping out i have just started with Python so the book that you recommended is very very helpful.
Java please
Ruby ❤️
Typescript / Javascript. :))
Blockchain programmer
You r my road map to python☺️
1. Imagine idea in your head
2. Visualize it on paper
3. Write pseudo code in an IDE
4. Compile it
Can you put the link of python tutorial i can't find it 😅
At this rate you can be the ambassador of the book
It's really good though, I'm grateful you told this
It takes at least 3 years of industry experience to contribute to open source projects that are meaningful. For newbies it’s better to start from working for a company.
Working in film, we use 95% python to automate and build production tools
"if you want to be a python programmer... no you don't"
Yes you do!.
Why not?
Awesome! How about roadmap to best steps for robotics then ai then ar then vr then game making
Would love that!
Oh great. I would love one for robotics
such a nice list then you add gaming at the end.
lol
@@centralprocessingunit4988 well.... 🤷♂️... I have ideas 💡
"What can't Python do?"
Be used perfectly without any modules
Really nice video!
Enlisted in a school for python but first I have to finnish 9 ICT intro lessons.
You got this!
@@Tombstone_Active Finnish 9 intro lessons. Not 9 intros...
Thanks lewis excellent video ❤
I might have to agree to disagree on this one. Starting by reading a book or sound a crash course in my opinion the easiest way to take away any and all intrinsic motivation you have to learn.
From experience, the best way to learn any language is to find the project that you're passionate in, and then built it from the ground up. Maybe even rebuild it a few times. This can be anything as simple tic-tac-toe game or as complex as a web framework. Every time you rebuild it, you will find better ways to make your code cleaner, more maintainable and more performant.
If you will actually have fun in learning it
Don't listen to the haters. I learned Javascript first and right now I'm learning python and it's so much easier. I would recommend Python first because it'll be a good way to dip your feet into the world of programming, not as complicated as other languages and it will keep you wanting to learn more about coding. My opinion
I agree, i learned multiple languages over the years but python is very easy to learn and it does a lot for you out of the box. Its great to get an understanding of how programming works
Please suggest a programming language to learn, I've seen so many limitations of python here. Is c++ better maybe?
I'm starting python, I want to specialize data science/data analytics. 😇
i want to learn
Python is awesome.
Let you manage storage
For someone trying to get a foot into software development, I've often read that python while easy to learn, isn't so easy to land jobs with especially as a junior developer. Any advise on this???
I've been enjoying learning python so far but I'm thinking of starting off with Web development instead and switch to javascript (html, etc).
I have a question that i try to figure it out for a week already, is python good if u want to be a game developer?
I want to learn gamedev android, but after seeing the revenue you can get for early indie dev, i am gonna learn data analyst (Freelance Job)
Is there some same video for java?🥺
lol I just started reading that book last night :)
Please next java roadmap
Contribute to FREE SOFTWARE, not open source.
I am reading this book it is best !
please tell when should I learn algorithms before learning coding or python or after learning coding . I am a pure begginer
How can I get the book please
Next time for java and spring Framework
Thanks for sharing.
Goodluck for deployment, it's fucking headache
People want to get a job with Python. You most likely need at least master degree in quantitative field :math, economics. First of all, you have to understand the math so you will understand what the code will do. python is so popular because of ai.
Can you make a video for Java
Lmfao I just got that book from the library
do javascript roadmap
Where could i find listbof opensource projects that are beginner friendly
Python can't find the biggest prime number
“What can’t python do?”
Front-end website development:
“Allow me to introduce myself”
That's history now.
Currently python is coming with more advanced features and libraries like PyScript which can run python could directly on HTML file.
Though PyScript is ultra-new, but it proves that python can also be used for front end web development as well.
And python libraries like django and Flask are often used for front end web development.
What can python not do: competitive programming
You can use any language for competitive programming. Some people, including me, like python for competitive programming because you can write code in it faster.
What is the website in the video for advanced python topics ?
Do JavaScript please
Thanks Dev.
what is the website for more advance python topics?
-
thanks.
So what are the advanced topics?
"What can't python do?"
- Get me a girlfriend!!
Hi Sir,I have been following you for a while,which book can you recommend for Python machine learning?
Had someone try convincing me python is perfect for writing drivers...
Python sure as heck cannot run fast. Wrote the same program in both python and C and the results were incomparable tbh
Tried making android app with Pyhon(and couldn't), So many misleading articles for it are available.
How about getting a job at google stepwise guide or mastering problem solving skills on leetcode no matter what technology you are profiecient in you are gonaa get DSA round in interview
dsa?
How to find a proper open source project?
"What can't python do?"
Convince me to use django over html css and js
Do we have any code in python or in Linux for shifting column to rows data like.
Input file like Input.txt have below data
Shyam
1
2
3
Shyam
7
2
Shyam
X
Y
Z
A
Required output.txt have below data
Shyam 1, 2, 3
Shyam 7, 2
Shyam X, Y, Z, A
What can't python do?
Compete with C
What can't python do? competing CPP
Gist:
Learn basics
Learn advanced topics
Bro how can I master web development please guide ma bro any book you suggest to learn JavaScript.
Python can’t bring by dad back
What's the best IDE to use for python?
I personally use Visual Studio Code. people seem to like pyCharm too, but personally I prefer VS Code
For educational purpose!!!
I did a clipboard project that changes the wallet address of a crypto currency when copied from a clipboard and replace it with another when pasted. How can i can an android path?
"What can't Python do?"
use brackets?
❣️
"What cant python do?"
- C++ Pointer.
May i ask Which laptop good for python programmning that cost only $550? Thank you in advance!
Gr8 book.
“What can’t python do”
Get me a girlfriend 😢
Can I create 24 hours and 45 minutes clock for different planet
With python?
Python can't make me a cake😢 I tried.
«What cant python do?»
me: get me some bit*hes
Making me Coffee in the Morning
Technically could
Whenever I try to get python it bites me like 'ssh'
“What can’t python do”
Let you touch grass
How about… just build projects. Repetition over time, produces mastery. Put in work, get out knowledge. Simple as that 😅
What about DSA? When to learn??
Mme on my way to try and use python for 3d
00:13:09
Wait does that mean i can be a white hat hacker
golang is more powerful than python. so is it necessary to learn python
Nice