Dear Sir i have watched and practice all three episodes of python over and over but i need to learn more and more i even watched more youtube channels to learn python but no one teaches as unique way you teach us so kindly make more python episodes so we can learn from you i really appreciate your teaching skills
Everything you say GOES IN MY BRAIN! It’s such smooth learning. I’ve watched numerous other people teach Python and it’s really clumpy and hit or miss. Thank you! Make more!!!
You're not too old buddy . My birthday is November 8 and ill be 52 . Im just starting to get into IT / Cybersecurity because i have to change my career . ( I was in oil/gas for 26 years but the way the world is now i have to change ) . Love your videos !!!
I'm doing a JavaScript course and even though I'm learning and it's a very complete course... Chuck is insanely better as a teacher. I would like to get a whole course from him
this guy is an amazing teacher, i have adhd and paying attention is difficult, but not here, quite the opposite, thank you for this playlist network chuck your a legend
Just wanted to thank you for inspiring me to give the A+ a go even though I’ve got zero experience working in IT. Passed this week and can’t wait to study more! Would never have considered it without your positivity. Keep the amazing videos coming!
and how are you guys doing now? i’m just getting into it, and wanna know if it’ll be worth it. i have some people saying it’s the bare minimum. can i get your opinions?
Bro, I'm still young and learning coding (for example: python) but any of the tutorials I watch on RUclips, at some point there is this one video where everything gets complicated and I get distracted. I try to take a break and start over but in that period of time i forget everything about it. I started watching you almost half a year ago and I am addicted to all of the videos you post. I have watched your Linux tutorials and know the basic's and how to do phishing attacks 😏. When i say your python tutorial I immediately started watching and watched all 3 episodes. (still waiting). All I have to say to you is that every video that you make is interesting, the enthusiasm you put in it. You're the best teacher I can have!!!!!!!!
In fact, being good at coding can allow you to do LESS maths. This is particularly relevant for statistics, where instead of calculating the odds of something which has a lot of different factors, you can write a short simulation and just print how often the outcome you were looking for occurred.
So what you are saying is that someone who is incapable of computing the odds, which is a simple task to do, would be able to formulate a Monte Carlo Simulation? Let's extrapolate this concept to more complex stuff and you ll realize how silly what u are saying is. Btw understanding why and how Monte Carlo works actually requires some basic Math, a lot more advanced than those required for computing "odds".
A counterexample doesn't prove anything. I have personally found the answer to many statistics problems that I don't know how to solve mathematically, simply by simulating the situation and having my program count the number of occurrences of different outcomes. I said knowing how to code CAN allow you to get away with knowing less maths, and that statement is factually true. It can. Most programmers are not doing Monte Carlo Simulations, whatever the fuck that is, it's not an accurate representation of what most people coding actually do.
Bro your the only person I have watched python videos on, and actually paused and wanted to create something awesome!! I have went a little beyond on the whole coffee shop, I now have 11 items on my menu, with two different prices, and time implemented into my coding as well, so it doesn't feel like code, and it feels like an actual conversation. Its crazy though, because I actually did research while watching your video, just the vibe makes me want to learn more!! Thank you!!! I'm looking forward to improving this program, once more videos drop!
You have been a big influence on me starting my IT journey. I have one more year left for my Bachelors in Computer Software Technology and currently trying to land a entry level developer position and your python series has been amazing and so has the Linux series. ALSO, I purchased Sudo and On call coffee and it’s AMAZING!! I will be ordering from you from now on! Keep up the awesome work and I can’t thank you enough. I aspire to be as good as you when it comes to python and Linux!
And I’m already waiting for the next Episode to come, it’s sad that it’s over so quickly. U are insanely good at making stuff exciting and wanting someone to learn more and more I also love the way ure teaching
I am an African guy literally with zero experience, but i have friends that are into software programming with freelancing jobs and they tell me it’s not easy that i shouldn’t go into it. But your videos are giving me positivity and i’m seeing myself capable as well,your videos makes me see that i have no limit as long as i’m tough on learning, i can also be like them and be better. So pls sir chucks, make more videos for us to learn more about python to the level where we can be good enough to get jobs and live our dream lives 🙇♂️❤️🔥❤️
I found your channel a few weeks back and I wanted to say thanks! This is such a valuable resource! After years on RUclips thinking I would teach myself this or that I finally enrolled in college in my 30s. I'm looking to change my career from a completely unrelated field and get into InfoSec. Your channel has helped a ton and I'm proud to say that I bought my first CompTIA voucher today. I probably won't sit for my exam until this semester is over, but I want to get my feet wet with experience and leave this job sooner than four years from now - so I'm going to pile some certs on as I go. Anyway, I just wanted to pop into the comments and say thanks - partially to thank you and partially to help (ethically) hack YT's algorithm. Be safe!
hello, I am new to coding, and ur videos have been helping me out a lot. But I have a suggestion to make in RB = robot barista, when you did the last print() function to say your" + quantity + " " + order, I wanted to suggest you something, instead of using + " " +, you can use a comma, because commas add a space itself so the code would be, print("Sounds good " + name + ", we'll have your "+ str(amount) , order + " ready in a moment."). Hope you see this and if you do I want you to try and if I'm right I would be so proud of myself. All love to you and thanks for making these cool vids.
I did mine in like an entirely different way here is how I did it print("Welcome to the store") price = 1 name = input("What is Your name? ") print("Hello " + (name) + ", thank you for coming in today") print("Here is the list of items we have. Cheese Milk cereal Bread eggs") item = input("What item would you like?") number = input("How many of items of " + item + " would you like?") print("Great, that will be " + (price * number ) + "$" + " here is your " + item + " enjoy!!!")
Nice, but a small mistake: print("Great, that will be " + (price * number ) + "$" + " here is your " + item + " enjoy!!!") You have to convert the number variable into an integer: print("Great, that will be " + price * int( number ) + "$" + " here is your " + item + " enjoy!!!") And it's recommended to use the new f-strings because concatenation has been outdated and requires unnecessary work: print( f"Great, that will be {price * int( number )} $ here is your {item} enjoy!!!" )
@Catharsis that's when you don't know the proper way to learn something. I think he was misguided from where to learn and what to learn and the basic learn flow yk..... When he saw Keith's video (which are all going in a good manner) he understood it.
That and I really was just agreeing that I hate math. Math is the hardest part of coding for me. It was nice to hear someone else say it, AND know that they’re doing well, and are successful. :) I understand how my original post makes it seem like I’m 4 months in with only just learning these basics. That is not the case.
Man i just can't put into words how good the flow of these lessons are, he give us just enough to be able to figure it out ourselves every single programmer will tell you that 90% of programming it's "googling" and Chuck is a master in drilling the Essentials into your head just enough for you to be able to do it so, i did his challenge and sure enough i ran into the "trap" but i just like him read the error, it said i can't add an integer to an string so i google, "how to print and integer alongside a string" and sure enough the first result was what i needed.
Friendly tip: look up f-string as it has replaced concatenation. Concatenating is pretty old and requires extra work because of converting nonstrings into strings via the str() function.
I really need that type of person that never negative talk to a younger generation ,he always positive to us. Really appreciate your hard work ❤️❤️ From Cambodia 🇰🇭
Love your vids. I must say with your age comments, as a 60 year old yes it can be messy getting older, but it is also time to spend learning new and exciting things as they are found. Maybe that way you think of all the great stuff yet to see. Anyways again great vids.
Chuck,YOU could have been our CS teacher at my school,I feel very excited when i see your videos,I am literally sad that i cant get you as my teacher in my school,but with youtube I can be full filled,THANK YOU MY TEACHER
Bro i just started learning python a few days ago and this is the first video of yours that I watched and I already love you. Definitely watching this whole series from you. Great editing, lighting, exciting explanation of concepts, great personality and great hair! It's all there...
I'm programming in python for 2 years, very good tutorial for beginners. Btw you could just introduce dictionaries and create a dict with the name of every coffee and an assigned price. For example: Menu = {"black coffee":8, "Espresso":4.5, "Latte":6}
Oh, and the whole concept of continually building on a script is fantastic. When saved, it'll be a great reference to illustrate the different concepts.
Hey mate! Keep up with those videos. I would really like to know if it has not been mentioned already how you make your coffee. I have never drunk coffee in my entire life and I am 17. It would be an honor to try yours first
Chuck you are living proof there are still decent people left in this world it would have cost me fortune to learn what you have taught me in these last few videos. Thank you so much keep up the great work.
Thank you. I feel more confident after watching the first 3 Python videos. I’m a respiratory therapist that earned a Ms in clinical informatics. A lot of these positions in health care are now asking for Python and sql. I’m 46 years old. I haven’t been able to find a different job. I have to earn these two certs. I think my age destroys my confidence. Your courses are a life saver. Hopefully I can use this to find a position. 24 years of healthcare has really affected my health.
Your videos are amazing. As a mechanical engineer who's loves computers more than mechanics, you are my way go to channel to enrich my love to PCs. I didn't follow the IT path in college due to reasons related to the job market in my country, but every once a while I hop to your channel to follow my enthusiasm. BTW, your outro music is dope music 🎶
I am doing an Introduction to AI college 12 week course and part of this is Python, I am on the verge of giving up but your first 3 episodes have taught me so much. I love your teaching method. I still have to repeat the videos and probably will again but eventually it will stick. Thank you
I was very afraid to start python because I didn’t know know where to start. I have watched the 3 videos and am honestly so thankful for these lessons. I feel like (even though this is super basic stuff) I’m actually learning and am actually retaining the information you give us. You’re a great teacher and we love your teaching style. I hope to see video #4 - #999 and learn python with you. Thank you.
Chuck, thank you SOOOO much! I'm doing a lab for class (in my final quarter of a cyberdefense and forensics degree and a networking degree - I watch your channel a lot, I'm sure you can imagine) and was stuck for hours on how to print a str and int in the same print function. You distilled in 20 min what my instructor couldn't in 4+ HOURS. Thank you! Got my homework in on time. I was STUCK. 👍🙏👏
Let me be honest! i was really afraid of Python. not just due to maths but due to so many things in it. But the way you explained it. WOW !!!! it sound more than fun. i don't know how i watch 20-minute video in one go! thank you Chuck!!!!!
Great teaching. It really feels good when you are able to make the task on your own and realize a different path to the solution afterwards. For example I just asked with print how many they would like and put in the next line order2 = int(input()) And then I just changed the sum to a string again. I like this flexibility a lot.
Try to add tax to your total. Im learning with your videos and added this as well, super cool. total = price * int(quantity) tax_percent = 0.0875 (or whatever or tax % is) tax = total * tax_percent + total print("Your total is: " + str(tax)) Round it to the second decimal by adding print("Your total is: " + str(round(tax, 2)) try it out!!!
All you have to do to add the plural form of the order is to have the script read the quantity variable and make it concatenate de plural at the end of the order anytime that variable is above 1
1+2 can be equal to 4, but you define a new system of adding two numbers. It is proved that there are infinite systems, therefor there are infinite ways of adding numbers, which give different outcomes, e.g 1+1=-1. According to the system of ancient people, which is 99.5% used in maths and 100% in physics, 1+2=3.
Bruv , I love how you make me want to pause the video and solve these problems myself before you explain it . Shows me this coding thing might actually be for me , I’ve always been infatuated with problem solving
Amazing you tell me "pause, try it yourself", im trying and failing , ran into the exact problems and errors you explained. Thanks you, ben, bernard or susan. i dont care whats your name but thank you
I hope you continue the python series! It’s fantastic. The only way I can learn python is through a passionate teacher and you’ve been so engaging. THANK YOU
You are absolutely the best teacher when it comes to IT.. I have wat hed so so so many of your videos and practiced. I'm becoming an addict. I need textbooks to study more. Don't know how you could help out. I cherish your help
your energy and enthusiasm is very inspiring. Im a depressed ass wanker but been watching a while and you really inspire me to not only be more enthusiastic but to also be a more positive person in general. Thank you.
thank you so much , i been 3 years trying to learn python but you made it easy for me to learn even though my English is not good , you’re amazing keep up i wish you happiness
I'm in a local bar drinking coffee and watching this video and I can't hide my smile for the moment when he turs around and says "..to become DANGEROUS..". A dude is full of creativity, energy, positivity. On the other side it's a big relief that there's no a lot of math in Python...
Dude this is amazing, just watched through 1 2 and three. I was able to code the quantity to ask how many of the customer's order they wanted like this "Quantity = input(' How many ' + Order + '(s)' + ' would you like?
')" so it would ask how many of whatever they wanted.
Your humor is just crazy entertaining, ive never subscribed anyone before at his first video. I’m excited to watch all your videos and absorb all the knowledge i can. Thank you so much for the effort of putting your videos!
I can not believe I'm actually understanding this so crazy I'm a mom in my mid 40's looking to learn new way to make money and you are really such a blessing WOW I would had never thought in my life I would be learning this and actually understanding it so exciting and every time I have an ah-ha moment it makes me wanna do more. I love the quizzes at the end (threw the link not on the video) its such an amazing feeling when I answer correctly I can not believe it THANK YOU so much 😊💖👍
Thanks for giving me the insight which gave me the confidence to change careers. For years I've been stuck in a lab as a chemist and I'm just done with lab work.
Dude, OMG thank youuuuu so much, you literally taught me python in 3 short videos better than any course or book i've bought. Literally wrote a legit working program with this content! Please keep it up!
There is a rule when you want to concatenate a string data type with an integer data type: you can't concatenate different data types - the data type must be a string. You can use type coercion to convert an integer into a string using str(): characterAge = 500 print( 'Belle Delphine is ' + str(characterAge) ) # using str() to convert the integer print( f'Belle Delphine is {characterAge}' ) # f-strings are the newest way actualAge = 26 age = 500 math = 1000 print( actualAge + age + math ) # 1526 print( str(actualAge) + str(age) + str(math) ) # "265001000 Concatenating is the old way and it looks ugly with all those plus signs. I recommend using the new f-strings: actualAge = 26 age = 500 math = 1000 print( f"I am {actualAge} No, I really am {age} OK I am definitely {math} ) VS print( "I am " + str(actualAge) + "No, I really am " + str(age) + " OK I am definitely " + str(math) ) age = 500 game = 'Elden Ring' name = 'Batman' print( f"My name is {name} and I'm {age} years old. My favorite game is {game}" ) VS print( "My name is " + name + " and I'm " + str(age) + " years old. My favorite game is " + game )
After following through with these 3 episodes, I'm beginning to think that the notion "programming is way too hard" is just an exaggerated expression. In fact, I can't wait to learn more from you, Networkchuck. Thank you for this great, free opportunity. May you forever remain blessed. Anticipation episode 4🙏🙏🙏💓💓💓
I am so happy that you are the one who im learning python with. Your way of teaching is unique, it feels like you are really passionate about this subject and the overall energy you give through the whole video is awesome. You are an amazing teacher, please keep up the good work.
everything i know about python is what you taught in these courses. Sir I'm 13. and wanna give either SAT exams or get into IIT i guess this really makes my life easier. Please cant wait for episode 4
Your coding videos are great. If I had a teacher like you back when I first tried to learn to code I probably would have stuck with it instead of switching majors.
Dear Sir i have watched and practice all three episodes of python over and over but i need to learn more and more i even watched more youtube channels to learn python but no one teaches as unique way you teach us so kindly make more python episodes so we can learn from you i really appreciate your teaching skills
YEEES!! WE NEED MORE OF THEM
Yes please do the rest.
YES!!! we want more content with coffee
Please do
I agree🙌🏻
Everything you say GOES IN MY BRAIN! It’s such smooth learning. I’ve watched numerous other people teach Python and it’s really clumpy and hit or miss. Thank you! Make more!!!
Fr, this man is a natural teacher
Dude, thank you for being a bastion of positivity in a overwhelmingly negative space. I greatly enjoy your videos
fr
Best part of this channel!
Absolutely! Cannot agree more
bool( 'Your comment is very...' )
where's the negative space?
You're not too old buddy . My birthday is November 8 and ill be 52 . Im just starting to get into IT / Cybersecurity because i have to change my career . ( I was in oil/gas for 26 years but the way the world is now i have to change ) . Love your videos !!!
+1. I am about a year older, and I need a major career change. Getting pretty crispy around the edges, at this point.
I'm doing a JavaScript course and even though I'm learning and it's a very complete course... Chuck is insanely better as a teacher. I would like to get a whole course from him
Right! He should be a teacher at some prestigious school
@@oculusrift4022 no, he should stay a teacher on youtube to educate the low income proletariat who can't afford a prestigious school
this guy is an amazing teacher, i have adhd and paying attention is difficult, but not here, quite the opposite, thank you for this playlist network chuck your a legend
Just wanted to thank you for inspiring me to give the A+ a go even though I’ve got zero experience working in IT. Passed this week and can’t wait to study more! Would never have considered it without your positivity. Keep the amazing videos coming!
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Same for me
and how are you guys doing now? i’m just getting into it, and wanna know if it’ll be worth it. i have some people saying it’s the bare minimum. can i get your opinions?
@@deCrayonnLate but I think they're busy at school and so busy that they probably didn't notice you chat
Bro, I'm still young and learning coding (for example: python) but any of the tutorials I watch on RUclips, at some point there is this one video where everything gets complicated and I get distracted.
I try to take a break and start over but in that period of time i forget everything about it.
I started watching you almost half a year ago and I am addicted to all of the videos you post. I have watched your Linux tutorials and know the basic's and how to do phishing attacks 😏. When i say your python tutorial I immediately started watching and watched all 3 episodes. (still waiting). All I have to say to you is that every video that you make is interesting, the enthusiasm you put in it.
You're the best teacher I can have!!!!!!!!
In fact, being good at coding can allow you to do LESS maths.
This is particularly relevant for statistics, where instead of calculating the odds of something which has a lot of different factors, you can write a short simulation and just print how often the outcome you were looking for occurred.
btw this was the reason why i learned programming
Mha
So what you are saying is that someone who is incapable of computing the odds, which is a simple task to do, would be able to formulate a Monte Carlo Simulation? Let's extrapolate this concept to more complex stuff and you ll realize how silly what u are saying is. Btw understanding why and how Monte Carlo works actually requires some basic Math, a lot more advanced than those required for computing "odds".
A counterexample doesn't prove anything. I have personally found the answer to many statistics problems that I don't know how to solve mathematically, simply by simulating the situation and having my program count the number of occurrences of different outcomes.
I said knowing how to code CAN allow you to get away with knowing less maths, and that statement is factually true. It can. Most programmers are not doing Monte Carlo Simulations, whatever the fuck that is, it's not an accurate representation of what most people coding actually do.
I'm learning it for data science/analysis
this is the best python course I have watched so far...sir am waiting for EP4 and more!!!😍😍
Yeah, EP4 please...
Just imagine going to a school when he is the teacher.... I would go even on a holiday. Thank you for giving this tutorial. We love your videos.
@@plaane computer science isn't of value?? Good job.
I agree 2 years later, heck I could go to work every day with a smile with this guy as a boss.
Bro your the only person I have watched python videos on, and actually paused and wanted to create something awesome!! I have went a little beyond on the whole coffee shop, I now have 11 items on my menu, with two different prices, and time implemented into my coding as well, so it doesn't feel like code, and it feels like an actual conversation. Its crazy though, because I actually did research while watching your video, just the vibe makes me want to learn more!! Thank you!!! I'm looking forward to improving this program, once more videos drop!
Haven't really ever needed more than basic math and I have been working as a software developer since the late 90s 🤷♂️
😘
That’s crazy you got colleges teaching you more math than coding
Good to know because I’m not that good at math but interested in becoming a software enginner
Well it is true but still when you are working with custom graphics or wanna draw something cool manually that requires a lot of trigonometry!!
ML engineers: weaklings
You have been a big influence on me starting my IT journey. I have one more year left for my Bachelors in Computer Software Technology and currently trying to land a entry level developer position and your python series has been amazing and so has the Linux series. ALSO, I purchased Sudo and On call coffee and it’s AMAZING!! I will be ordering from you from now on! Keep up the awesome work and I can’t thank you enough. I aspire to be as good as you when it comes to python and Linux!
Do you think me wanting to be a software engineer should learn python
I’ve been patiently waiting for the python vids. Today is a good day
And I’m already waiting for the next Episode to come, it’s sad that it’s over so quickly. U are insanely good at making stuff exciting and wanting someone to learn more and more I also love the way ure teaching
After chuck said he was not good at math
Me : {gets} sigh of relief 😌
Same dude
Math anxiety and being a net sec major; gotta love it. I’m in the same boat. Keep your head up and always strive to learn more and more.
Ikr?
@Flamed65 What the fuck?
who is not good at math
I am an African guy literally with zero experience, but i have friends that are into software programming with freelancing jobs and they tell me it’s not easy that i shouldn’t go into it. But your videos are giving me positivity and i’m seeing myself capable as well,your videos makes me see that i have no limit as long as i’m tough on learning, i can also be like them and be better. So pls sir chucks, make more videos for us to learn more about python to the level where we can be good enough to get jobs and live our dream lives 🙇♂️❤️🔥❤️
I found your channel a few weeks back and I wanted to say thanks! This is such a valuable resource!
After years on RUclips thinking I would teach myself this or that I finally enrolled in college in my 30s. I'm looking to change my career from a completely unrelated field and get into InfoSec.
Your channel has helped a ton and I'm proud to say that I bought my first CompTIA voucher today. I probably won't sit for my exam until this semester is over, but I want to get my feet wet with experience and leave this job sooner than four years from now - so I'm going to pile some certs on as I go.
Anyway, I just wanted to pop into the comments and say thanks - partially to thank you and partially to help (ethically) hack YT's algorithm.
Be safe!
hello, I am new to coding, and ur videos have been helping me out a lot. But I have a suggestion to make in RB = robot barista, when you did the last print() function to say your" + quantity + " " + order, I wanted to suggest you something, instead of using + " " +, you can use a comma, because commas add a space itself so the code would be, print("Sounds good " + name + ", we'll have your "+ str(amount) , order + " ready in a moment."). Hope you see this and if you do I want you to try and if I'm right I would be so proud of myself. All love to you and thanks for making these cool vids.
Oh wow I didn’t know we could do it like that as well! Will try next time. Thank you for that tip (:
I dig your vibe. You have the same enthusiasm like Peter Mckinnon. and that makes it engaging.
I did mine in like an entirely different way here is how I did it
print("Welcome to the store")
price = 1
name = input("What is Your name?
")
print("Hello " + (name) + ", thank you for coming in today")
print("Here is the list of items we have.
Cheese
Milk
cereal
Bread
eggs")
item = input("What item would you like?")
number = input("How many of items of " + item + " would you like?")
print("Great, that will be " + (price * number ) + "$" + " here is your " + item + " enjoy!!!")
Nice, but a small mistake:
print("Great, that will be " + (price * number ) + "$" + " here is your " + item + " enjoy!!!")
You have to convert the number variable into an integer:
print("Great, that will be " + price * int( number ) + "$" + " here is your " + item + " enjoy!!!")
And it's recommended to use the new f-strings because concatenation has been outdated and requires unnecessary work:
print( f"Great, that will be {price * int( number )} $ here is your {item} enjoy!!!" )
I’m four months into learning Python and this is the most challenging part for me. Thanks for the video and support! I needed it!
bro is there a lot of math in computing?
@@HamzaMohamed-xj9tz yes
@Catharsis that's when you don't know the proper way to learn something. I think he was misguided from where to learn and what to learn and the basic learn flow yk..... When he saw Keith's video (which are all going in a good manner) he understood it.
That and I really was just agreeing that I hate math. Math is the hardest part of coding for me. It was nice to hear someone else say it, AND know that they’re doing well, and are successful. :) I understand how my original post makes it seem like I’m 4 months in with only just learning these basics. That is not the case.
@@Random24853 dont worry buddy, you will be an amazing coder, just keep practising
Man i just can't put into words how good the flow of these lessons are, he give us just enough to be able to figure it out ourselves every single programmer will tell you that 90% of programming it's "googling" and Chuck is a master in drilling the Essentials into your head just enough for you to be able to do it so, i did his challenge and sure enough i ran into the "trap" but i just like him read the error, it said i can't add an integer to an string so i google, "how to print and integer alongside a string" and sure enough the first result was what i needed.
Friendly tip: look up f-string as it has replaced concatenation. Concatenating is pretty old and requires extra work because of converting nonstrings into strings via the str() function.
man you are my literal inspiration your tech videos are the only ones I can watch on loop and can't get bored of
same
I really need that type of person that never negative talk to a younger generation ,he always positive to us.
Really appreciate your hard work ❤️❤️
From Cambodia 🇰🇭
Love your vids. I must say with your age comments, as a 60 year old yes it can be messy getting older, but it is also time to spend learning new and exciting things as they are found. Maybe that way you think of all the great stuff yet to see. Anyways again great vids.
I appreciate how he writes and speaks in a way that is practical for me.
Much more rapidly, I acknowledge.
You're changing my life. Thank you so much, Chuck.
You're change your only by yourself Chuck is only one reason. Okay man.
You make this so much easier than teachers because it’s so positive it’s making me actually want to do this and stick through it
Chuck,YOU could have been our CS teacher at my school,I feel very excited when i see your videos,I am literally sad that i cant get you as my teacher in my school,but with youtube I can be full filled,THANK YOU MY TEACHER
Absolutely! this comment should get way more likes
Bro i just started learning python a few days ago and this is the first video of yours that I watched and I already love you. Definitely watching this whole series from you. Great editing, lighting, exciting explanation of concepts, great personality and great hair! It's all there...
I already know Python but i love watching your videos so i sit here every time ahah same with the Linux videos. Keep going you're doing amazing
The true definition of what a teacher is meant to be , he make us love programming , keep the good job
The session was really wonderful. it is more appreciated if you could upload series of videos on python weekly
I'm programming in python for 2 years, very good tutorial for beginners. Btw you could just introduce dictionaries and create a dict with the name of every coffee and an assigned price. For example:
Menu = {"black coffee":8, "Espresso":4.5, "Latte":6}
I get confused with Java syntax and python syntax, yeah you are right. That is more organized as well.
I cannot for the next one! Very helpful and being a positivity centre!
Also who knew coffee makes everything better while you code!
Oh, and the whole concept of continually building on a script is fantastic. When saved, it'll be a great reference to illustrate the different concepts.
just watched episode 2 and see that part 3 was uploaded 5 minutes ago :D
I love how he says cooler instead of more advanced, you are really positive and I am making good progress
Hey mate! Keep up with those videos. I would really like to know if it has not been mentioned already how you make your coffee. I have never drunk coffee in my entire life and I am 17. It would be an honor to try yours first
This man is a gift from god that’s increased my interest in everything IT related by so much
Thanks for helping me. Your videos are really helpful :)
bro you're a life saver did all of them mistakes and you teaching us and showing everything just amazing
Thank you very much bro!
I was eagerly waiting for this episode!
Please bring us the next episode. Please please please!!!
am learning python for everybody course learnt alot from this series the best teacher i ever seen . absolutely amazing.
The Math gets mind numbing when you looping through 100s of items trying to display them in a specific way. Building a inventory editor is tedious.
Chuck you are living proof there are still decent people left in this world it would have cost me fortune to learn what you have taught me in these last few videos. Thank you so much keep up the great work.
We need more python classes 🙂
is the pun intended?
Thank you. I feel more confident after watching the first 3 Python videos. I’m a respiratory therapist that earned a Ms in clinical informatics. A lot of these positions in health care are now asking for Python and sql. I’m 46 years old. I haven’t been able to find a different job. I have to earn these two certs. I think my age destroys my confidence. Your courses are a life saver. Hopefully I can use this to find a position. 24 years of healthcare has really affected my health.
i LOVE the Python series!
Your videos are amazing.
As a mechanical engineer who's loves computers more than mechanics, you are my way go to channel to enrich my love to PCs. I didn't follow the IT path in college due to reasons related to the job market in my country, but every once a while I hop to your channel to follow my enthusiasm.
BTW, your outro music is dope music 🎶
Omg I’ve been waiting for this 😭
I don’t know how you think of this but they way you break things down and lead up to more complicated things is super smooth! Such a great teacher !
yeah same
Super Video Chuck Your videos are awesome And informative I like your videos
I am doing an Introduction to AI college 12 week course and part of this is Python, I am on the verge of giving up but your first 3 episodes have taught me so much. I love your teaching method. I still have to repeat the videos and probably will again but eventually it will stick. Thank you
Bro, your videos are awesome, thanks for teach python so well
I was very afraid to start python because I didn’t know know where to start. I have watched the 3 videos and am honestly so thankful for these lessons. I feel like (even though this is super basic stuff) I’m actually learning and am actually retaining the information you give us. You’re a great teacher and we love your teaching style. I hope to see video #4 - #999 and learn python with you. Thank you.
HELLO CHUCK LOVE YOUR VIDEO KEEP GOING ON
LOVE FROM INDIA😍😍😍😍
Chuck, thank you SOOOO much! I'm doing a lab for class (in my final quarter of a cyberdefense and forensics degree and a networking degree - I watch your channel a lot, I'm sure you can imagine) and was stuck for hours on how to print a str and int in the same print function. You distilled in 20 min what my instructor couldn't in 4+ HOURS. Thank you! Got my homework in on time. I was STUCK. 👍🙏👏
Thank you so much for this. This is making it fun to learn Python =D
Dude, you rock. I am extremely impressed with your teaching. You got me hooked almost immediately from the first video I had watched. Awesome!
Bro you have good edditing skills and knowledge as well amazing😍👍
Thanky buddy
Let me be honest! i was really afraid of Python. not just due to maths but due to so many things in it. But the way you explained it. WOW !!!! it sound more than fun. i don't know how i watch 20-minute video in one go! thank you Chuck!!!!!
You don't need much math in programming unless you are creating a game with heavy graphics.
You were about 31 years, 11 months, 50 weeks and 350 days old. Possible?
You are a blessing. Schools need a tutor like you.. You make learning sooooo fun.
“I’m way to hyped up on caffeine” *me at 3:00 am* *laughs in 3 redbulls
Great teaching.
It really feels good when you are able to make the task on your own and realize a different path to the solution afterwards.
For example I just asked with print how many they would like and put in the next line
order2 = int(input())
And then I just changed the sum to a string again.
I like this flexibility a lot.
1+2=4 😊😂 if you say so, Network Chuck, I believe you.
Try to add tax to your total. Im learning with your videos and added this as well, super cool.
total = price * int(quantity)
tax_percent = 0.0875 (or whatever or tax % is)
tax = total * tax_percent + total
print("Your total is: " + str(tax))
Round it to the second decimal by adding
print("Your total is: " + str(round(tax, 2))
try it out!!!
My tax is 24% because I won the Lottery!
"1 + 2 equals 4"😂💀
All you have to do to add the plural form of the order is to have the script read the quantity variable and make it concatenate de plural at the end of the order anytime that variable is above 1
1+2=4?
Don't worry, Python will fix it
1+2 can be equal to 4, but you define a new system of adding two numbers. It is proved that there are infinite systems, therefor there are infinite ways of adding numbers, which give different outcomes, e.g 1+1=-1. According to the system of ancient people, which is 99.5% used in maths and 100% in physics, 1+2=3.
Really need more episodes FOR PYTHON!!!!!! Such a great Tutor.
This guys an incredible teacher. Love the way he teaches and his energy.
Bruv , I love how you make me want to pause the video and solve these problems myself before you explain it . Shows me this coding thing might actually be for me , I’ve always been infatuated with problem solving
Amazing
you tell me "pause, try it yourself",
im trying and failing ,
ran into the exact problems and errors you explained.
Thanks you, ben, bernard or susan. i dont care whats your name
but thank you
I hope you continue the python series! It’s fantastic. The only way I can learn python is through a passionate teacher and you’ve been so engaging. THANK YOU
You are absolutely the best teacher when it comes to IT.. I have wat hed so so so many of your videos and practiced. I'm becoming an addict. I need textbooks to study more. Don't know how you could help out. I cherish your help
your energy and enthusiasm is very inspiring. Im a depressed ass wanker but been watching a while and you really inspire me to not only be more enthusiastic but to also be a more positive person in general. Thank you.
thank you so much , i been 3 years trying to learn python but you made it easy for me to learn even though my English is not good , you’re amazing keep up i wish you happiness
I'm in a local bar drinking coffee and watching this video and I can't hide my smile for the moment when he turs around and says "..to become DANGEROUS..". A dude is full of creativity, energy, positivity. On the other side it's a big relief that there's no a lot of math in Python...
Super good lessons, just today watched 1-3 rn already took my programming to a new level
Dude this is amazing, just watched through 1 2 and three. I was able to code the quantity to ask how many of the customer's order they wanted like this "Quantity = input('
How many ' + Order + '(s)' + ' would you like?
')" so it would ask how many of whatever they wanted.
Your humor is just crazy entertaining, ive never subscribed anyone before at his first video. I’m excited to watch all your videos and absorb all the knowledge i can. Thank you so much for the effort of putting your videos!
Your channel is awesome, I have a job interview to work as a service desk associate in a few days. Watching your videos encouraged me to jump into IT
I know C# and i don't have no clue Python, well i guessed some stuffer but still few explanations. Thanks for the Tuto!
I can not believe I'm actually understanding this so crazy I'm a mom in my mid 40's looking to learn new way to make money and you are really such a blessing WOW I would had never thought in my life I would be learning this and actually understanding it so exciting and every time I have an ah-ha moment it makes me wanna do more. I love the quizzes at the end (threw the link not on the video) its such an amazing feeling when I answer correctly I can not believe it THANK YOU so much 😊💖👍
Thanks for giving me the insight which gave me the confidence to change careers. For years I've been stuck in a lab as a chemist and I'm just done with lab work.
Chuck, I gotta thank the RUclips algorithm for putting your page in my path thank-you for the lesson please keep posting them ill keep supporting you.
Dude, OMG thank youuuuu so much, you literally taught me python in 3 short videos better than any course or book i've bought. Literally wrote a legit working program with this content! Please keep it up!
WE NEED MOREE!! Also well job i have loved how you have explained everything.
Thanks for making these so entertaining to watch. I'm on my third year back to school and wish this energy was in all my classes. Well done!
Chuck, You are seriously the best RUclipsr on this entire planet.
I have really been enjoying this series. Looking forward to what’s to come, keep it up!
newbie here ^^ did the task to add all by using this, print(math + age + actual_age) it worked but then keep play video and it was different to yours
There is a rule when you want to concatenate a string data type with an integer data type: you can't concatenate different data types - the data type must be a string. You can use type coercion to convert an integer into a string using str():
characterAge = 500
print( 'Belle Delphine is ' + str(characterAge) ) # using str() to convert the integer
print( f'Belle Delphine is {characterAge}' ) # f-strings are the newest way
actualAge = 26
age = 500
math = 1000
print( actualAge + age + math ) # 1526
print( str(actualAge) + str(age) + str(math) ) # "265001000
Concatenating is the old way and it looks ugly with all those plus signs. I recommend using the new f-strings:
actualAge = 26
age = 500
math = 1000
print( f"I am {actualAge} No, I really am {age} OK I am definitely {math} )
VS
print( "I am " + str(actualAge) + "No, I really am " + str(age) + " OK I am definitely " + str(math) )
age = 500
game = 'Elden Ring'
name = 'Batman'
print( f"My name is {name} and I'm {age} years old. My favorite game is {game}" )
VS
print( "My name is " + name + " and I'm " + str(age) + " years old. My favorite game is " + game )
After following through with these 3 episodes, I'm beginning to think that the notion "programming is way too hard" is just an exaggerated expression. In fact, I can't wait to learn more from you, Networkchuck.
Thank you for this great, free opportunity. May you forever remain blessed.
Anticipation episode 4🙏🙏🙏💓💓💓
I am so happy that you are the one who im learning python with. Your way of teaching is unique, it feels like you are really passionate about this subject and the overall energy you give through the whole video is awesome. You are an amazing teacher, please keep up the good work.
everything i know about python is what you taught in these courses. Sir I'm 13. and wanna give either SAT exams or get into IIT i guess this really makes my life easier. Please cant wait for episode 4
Your coding videos are great. If I had a teacher like you back when I first tried to learn to code I probably would have stuck with it instead of switching majors.