I just started to learn Python in my university this year and I had a hard time understanding the basic existence of it since I’m not familiar with programming whatsoever. Your video explanation made it a lot easier! Thank you for the information!
FR!!!! I'm an electrical engineer but I had no coding experience whatsoever before freshmen year. They just threw us in the fire with no help and horrible teaching at a fast pace! I struggled so much and never really got the full picture or a high level understanding of anything! This was partly my fault for not taking the initiative but mostly the teacher's fault for being horrible. After the first week, the professor was shocked by how many kids were coming to him and asking how to even download Python on their computers lol. Finally in the beginning of one of our classes he was like "Okay it seems like most of you have never coded before? I thought you would all be experts at this point... This might be a rough semester for some of you." For an intro class????? Well long story short the majority of kids did horrible (myself included) and the course was curved soo much that I got a B by getting 40's and 60's on my exam. I passed but probably shouldn't have. I was traumatized that I never wanted to touch it again!!! A few years later now and I am trying to go back and learn it for work and I'm enjoying it so much! Learning at a reasonable pace with teachers that aren't horrible is a game changer...Plus it's free/cheap! Thank goodness I found these videos and other resources! Everything is clicking now, I just wish I found this sooner SMH
In college, I worked with C++ and a bit of SQL. I learned about Python from a story I was reading and had to look this program up. When you said that this was an easy program to learn, you had me at EASY!
fr lol, have a Java exam coming up next week and I now have the sudden urge to learn Python. Note that I don't even learn Python (yet) and that I suck in Java haha
Python is a great language because It is both a good beginner language, easy to read and debug in general and also very powerful having many great high potential uses. Python is used in all sorts of things things like teaching programming, web development, game development(PyGame and Godot Engine are 2 great examples), AI (Tensorflow is the biggest AI framework and it is a Python library. Tensorflow is used to program self driving cars and other AI based machines and devices), general machine control and science applications (including control scripts for Large Hadron Collider). Python is for sure an easy to learn/use powerful universal language! And its a fav of mine too
Easier is not always better. That extra description is there for a reason. It is a function name that you call to act on your variable. For example what if you wanted the middle three letters, or the last three letters? Or you wanted to swap the first three letters with the last three? C# and Javascript may not be as succinct as Python, but that extra verbosity sure comes in handy when you want to do power programming.
A lot of the verbosity is needless and python is actually more expressive , for example the new operator in Java requires Ides so that you can replace it with factory functions.
I am about to start the subject of programming in my uni. And, Python is new to me but from the video, I learned that it is simple and has multiple applications in diverse fields. I am excited more about the automation utility of Python. Thankyou for bringing out this brilliantly presented video.
python's ez 2:10 ... Python takes every basic knowledge away from you, even tho in C would be more lines, you at least get the basics with python not so much with python i feel like "U beautiful" instead with C "You're beautiful"
it's really new starting for me to be programming and inshallah ill do it because her in my country unfortunately the war decrease the educational process Determination in the programmatic and technological field
Python is a powerful tool that will allow you to do a lot of valuable work and if you master it you’re probably on your way to get a well payed job. It’s also not that hard to learn it. It’s already incredibly rewarding and it will only get more requested in the future.
I’m learning python right now Senior year on High school and I’m absorbing everything like a sponge!! I’m going to learn it again in College and also learn Java and C++
Thank you for making this Python playlist! I'm interested in learning and becoming fluent in Python so I quite appreciate this free online learning resource.
@@fredrrari I'm fairly comfortable, although I'm not an expert yet because I have other commitments in life which prevented me from focusing entirely on learning Python deeper.
I bought the crash course for python beginners edition 2 today only $30 and I have a feeling it's gonna change my life I'm going to dedicate myself to putting this book in my brain and I will come back and write some code when I've done it 😊
Hey there, you posted this a year ago. Wanted to check how is your course coming along. I’m interested to learn Python as well, but wanted to see how other people starts. thank you in advance.
I'm an electrical engineer but I had no coding experience whatsoever before freshmen year. They just threw us in the fire with no help and horrible teaching at a fast pace! I struggled so much and never really got the full picture or a high level understanding of anything! This was partly my fault for not taking the initiative but mostly the teacher's fault for being horrible. After the first week, the professor was shocked by how many kids were coming to him and asking how to even download Python on their computers lol. Finally in the beginning of one of our classes he was like "Okay it seems like most of you have never coded before? I thought you would all be experts at this point... This might be a rough semester for some of you." For an intro class????? Well long story short the majority of kids did horrible (myself included) and the course was curved soo much that I got a B by getting 40's and 60's on my exam. I passed but probably shouldn't have. I was traumatized that I never wanted to touch it again!!! A few years later now and I am trying to go back and learn it for work and I'm enjoying it so much! Learning at a reasonable pace with teachers that aren't horrible is a game changer...Plus it's free/cheap! Thank goodness I found these videos and other resources! Everything is clicking now, I just wish I found this sooner SMH
Hey, Great Video! A request here: Please elaborate on "Uploading to a server and running a script" part and ,if possiblem,please point me towards the relevant resources to learn more about the same. Regards, Prince
I been doing Python for a total of 8 hours per week around my full-time job since February, this video actually explained what it is im doing better than my instructor lol.
Thanks bro! I am noob and I am wondering about this language because I saw a free course from Massachusetts institute of technology, i think i will start as soon as possible!
Great video, as always. Maybe next time mention the drawbacks of a language like Python, compared to C++ for example? Overall I get the point, as a beginner I would prefer Python all day long, since it is easy to start with.
Question = "can you make small simple games with python?" If question = True print("yes, and explain what types of games please" Else print("no, and explain what languages are the best for creatimg games for a new programmer:)")
Incorrect syntax in your if statement. You are assigning a boolean to a variable. What you really should be doing is making a comparison. so it should be written as If question == True.
The code to get the first three letters would be str[:2], not str[:3]. A string is an iterable object and therefore str[:3] would slice the first 4 letters.
One of the biggest problems beginners face is how to convert their code ( or assets ) to a functional app. RUclipsrs should address this issue more than coding itself.
Whatever u have done videos on programming languages Are those helpful to blinds to learn coding I am a blind student But i am interested in learning programming languages Could plz reply to my question
I went to the Iron yard boot camp and they tried teaching me Javascript but I didn't learn anything. Couldn't get a job either. Now I'm learning Python on code academy on my own and I'm actually getting it and it's fun. I trade and I want to develop algorithmic trading strategies.
C# - clean and elegant statically typed language Python - clean and elegant dynamically typed language Cant wait to to use either language in webassembly for truly fullstack development
more like: python pseudo code like clean, ckanky ,slooooowwwwww!... And i mean slow.....!! c# is fine... not amazing but fine... But man python is like a training wheels language... It's great if you wish to teach/... but you shouldn't use it foe anything serious if you can code well Don't get me wrong i love python it helped me teach many people... But i never use it for anything real/practical
Really sir... hats off to you. Thank you for your great work. I really like the way you explain every process. Thanks a lottt. Great effort sir. I wish you to upload videos related to "web security". It will be very useful.
Shorter syntax is not always better because it reduces readability. str[0:3] shows no information about what the function will produce. str.Substring(0,3) at least shows that it will manipulate the string and reveals some information about 0 to 3. That helps a lot for reading it back at a later time. In a proper IDE all the script you showed is typed out in just a few keystrokes (autocomplete). So the winning syntax should default to the more readable syntax in my book. No body types out all those characters anymore anyway. But we need seriously the ability to read it back in the future.
I agree with Mosh. It's not that hard to read Python code from that perspective. IMHO only dynamic typing makes Python hard to follow for fellow static typing language developers. But this is about habits. Just write more unit tests as you should do. You will get used to it in time. That's why Python is an easy to learn, hard to master language.
actually I came to write the same comment, I agree, when I read the short syntax example, I said damn it, it is really bad, the one of C# is more readable and easier
@@programmingwithmosh it all depends on what you are use to. It's Subjective but both of you are still correct and wrong at the same time. Python is not easier because of short syntax. You have to learn it to know what it does and also c# is faster which means short syntax does no equate better because of the things that short syntax is referencing behind the scene might be chains of chains. But I like the pattern of c# because learning that will make you understand jscript, kotlin, java with not much learning and time
Good day to you sir...i want to ask,i have no experience on programing,,do you have a yt tutorial,or should i learn programing before i started to learn the python?or should i direct to study/learn python
I have 2 years professional experienced in JavaScript, again thanks to you Sir for great JS videos on ReactJS and NodeJS. Now i start learning Python for server side development then i move to ML.
Can't wait for the ML lectures. Yup, i shared your channel with my friends. one of my friends wants to learn C# for unit test, I recommend him your channel and now he also become your fan.
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I really recommend you the book "Automate the boring stuff with Python" if you're starting learning Python. It's a great book for beginners!
thanks
Where can I find it?
Thank you
thanks
thanks👍👍👍
Teacher: Write sorry 100 times.
Student: for x in range(100):
print("sorry")
print('sorry' *100)
lol
Me: "sorry 100 times"
@@Avaxar you're a bad guy hahahaha really funny but dangerous
print("Sorry"*100)
wanted to check, what is python after coding it for 6 long years :D
😂😂epic
How much did you earn with python?
@@i_fly_emirates more than I can spend.
I want to learn ....is it easy to learn ????
@@Toptrendhairstyles yes is easy cause the syntax is really simple for beginners like me
I just started to learn Python in my university this year
and I had a hard time understanding the basic existence of it since I’m not familiar with programming whatsoever. Your video explanation made it a lot easier! Thank you for the information!
Ikr I'm in shock! had no idea i signed up for this!? it looks like a cracky weird alien language
FR!!!! I'm an electrical engineer but I had no coding experience whatsoever before freshmen year. They just threw us in the fire with no help and horrible teaching at a fast pace! I struggled so much and never really got the full picture or a high level understanding of anything! This was partly my fault for not taking the initiative but mostly the teacher's fault for being horrible. After the first week, the professor was shocked by how many kids were coming to him and asking how to even download Python on their computers lol. Finally in the beginning of one of our classes he was like "Okay it seems like most of you have never coded before? I thought you would all be experts at this point... This might be a rough semester for some of you." For an intro class????? Well long story short the majority of kids did horrible (myself included) and the course was curved soo much that I got a B by getting 40's and 60's on my exam. I passed but probably shouldn't have. I was traumatized that I never wanted to touch it again!!! A few years later now and I am trying to go back and learn it for work and I'm enjoying it so much! Learning at a reasonable pace with teachers that aren't horrible is a game changer...Plus it's free/cheap! Thank goodness I found these videos and other resources! Everything is clicking now, I just wish I found this sooner SMH
In college, I worked with C++ and a bit of SQL. I learned about Python from a story I was reading and had to look this program up. When you said that this was an easy program to learn, you had me at EASY!
I actually want to expand my programming skills whenever I watch your videos. Very influential and impressive. Keep up the awesome work.
Good tutorial for beginner. Know more and more plz click
www.londonittraining.co.uk/python-training-courses-london
fr lol, have a Java exam coming up next week and I now have the sudden urge to learn Python. Note that I don't even learn Python (yet) and that I suck in Java haha
Python is a great language because It is both a good beginner language, easy to read and debug in general and also very powerful having many great high potential uses. Python is used in all sorts of things things like teaching programming, web development, game development(PyGame and Godot Engine are 2 great examples), AI (Tensorflow is the biggest AI framework and it is a Python library. Tensorflow is used to program self driving cars and other AI based machines and devices), general machine control and science applications (including control scripts for Large Hadron Collider). Python is for sure an easy to learn/use powerful universal language! And its a fav of mine too
Brother Iam a bipc student I don't know where to start can u please give me a guidance which programming should learn frst and where to learn
I'm taking my first introduction to python class this summer!
I personally use python for everything. Deep learning with Keras, parsing data, working with dataframes, webscraping
Things like what you used it for
3 years later, I use Golang 98% of the time now lol
Front pic - What is Python?
Me - Python is a Snake.
Kyachiong congratulations
dad jokes...
You have achieved comedy
@@jefbozies3707 *K O M E D I*
Wow! This is really something. I just finished subscribing for a JavaScript course and not too long after I hear this.
ruclips.net/video/Us_vaB3Plzs/видео.html
Easier is not always better. That extra description is there for a reason. It is a function name that you call to act on your variable. For example what if you wanted the middle three letters, or the last three letters? Or you wanted to swap the first three letters with the last three? C# and Javascript may not be as succinct as Python, but that extra verbosity sure comes in handy when you want to do power programming.
are there commands for c# or javascript
Last 3 letters:str[:-3]
middle 3 letters: Depends on what is middle in case of even numbered string lengh
A lot of the verbosity is needless and python is actually more expressive , for example the new operator in Java requires Ides so that you can replace it with factory functions.
No joke. It’s important. I’m using it daily at my job.
I am about to start the subject of programming in my uni. And, Python is new to me but from the video, I learned that it is simple and has multiple applications in diverse fields. I am excited more about the automation utility of Python.
Thankyou for bringing out this brilliantly presented video.
Today, I made a committment to start learning Python and this is 1st video i saw on youtube. Thanks for introducing me to python.
Progress??
Did u learn it?
python's ez 2:10 ...
Python takes every basic knowledge away from you, even tho in C would be more lines, you at least get the basics
with python not so much
with python i feel like "U beautiful"
instead with C "You're beautiful"
Can I get a Job/ internship if I know only python ?
@@prathyushram7983 yes
You are a great teacher for Phyton 😊
I love the way you teach. Thank you for all of your efforts.
2:39 My existential crisis is back again, thanks for the motivation.
it's really new starting for me to be programming and inshallah ill do it because her in my country unfortunately the war decrease the educational process Determination in the programmatic and technological field
Python is a powerful tool that will allow you to do a lot of valuable work and if you master it you’re probably on your way to get a well payed job. It’s also not that hard to learn it. It’s already incredibly rewarding and it will only get more requested in the future.
I’m learning python right now Senior year on High school and I’m absorbing everything like a sponge!! I’m going to learn it again in College and also learn Java and C++
Thank you for making this Python playlist! I'm interested in learning and becoming fluent in Python so I quite appreciate this free online learning resource.
this was 2 yrs ago. How are you doing so far in Python?
@@fredrrari I'm fairly comfortable, although I'm not an expert yet because I have other commitments in life which prevented me from focusing entirely on learning Python deeper.
I bought the crash course for python beginners edition 2 today only $30 and I have a feeling it's gonna change my life I'm going to dedicate myself to putting this book in my brain and I will come back and write some code when I've done it 😊
Hey there, you posted this a year ago. Wanted to check how is your course coming along. I’m interested to learn Python as well, but wanted to see how other people starts. thank you in advance.
Really enjoyed this. Going to dig deeper into Python and watch your other videos as well. Thanks for sharing
Super helpful! Thanks Mosh!
I have absolutely no idea what the people in the comment section are talking about
CoinSlotto can you please explain me what you have commented
Same, I’m only here because my teacher is making us watch this😂
So I'm i
I am starting to learn Python and this seem to be the best I have found
Im starting it now how is it
@@rahulyadavb4894 How are you going about learning it?
I'm an electrical engineer but I had no coding experience whatsoever before freshmen year. They just threw us in the fire with no help and horrible teaching at a fast pace! I struggled so much and never really got the full picture or a high level understanding of anything! This was partly my fault for not taking the initiative but mostly the teacher's fault for being horrible. After the first week, the professor was shocked by how many kids were coming to him and asking how to even download Python on their computers lol. Finally in the beginning of one of our classes he was like "Okay it seems like most of you have never coded before? I thought you would all be experts at this point... This might be a rough semester for some of you." For an intro class????? Well long story short the majority of kids did horrible (myself included) and the course was curved soo much that I got a B by getting 40's and 60's on my exam. I passed but probably shouldn't have. I was traumatized that I never wanted to touch it again!!! A few years later now and I am trying to go back and learn it for work and I'm enjoying it so much! Learning at a reasonable pace with teachers that aren't horrible is a game changer...Plus it's free/cheap! Thank goodness I found these videos and other resources! Everything is clicking now, I just wish I found this sooner SMH
This video was quite informative, thank you!
Hi, merci Mosh. very useful and compact.
مختصر و مفید، سهل و ممتنع! as persian
Hey,
Great Video!
A request here:
Please elaborate on "Uploading to a server and running a script" part and ,if possiblem,please point me towards the relevant resources to learn more about the same.
Regards,
Prince
im starting learning python next week at school. imma start preparing ahead of time, using ur vids because they're good and simple
i am curious of knowing more about codding and want to make it my job
Excellent job sir 👍 Thanks for the video 🙏
Definately sir, I felt confident after watching your videos sir 🙂 thank you 🙏
Thankyou for the info. man, indeed helped! Means a lot ❤
Thank you so much Mosh for this great video!
I am sitting next to her and can tell she’s enjoying it very much.
new in programming, and i wanted to self study Python. this vid helps me decide
Wowtastic !!!! just simple yet CLear.
I been doing Python for a total of 8 hours per week around my full-time job since February, this video actually explained what it is im doing better than my instructor lol.
python doesn't show compile time error related to datatypes, whereas c# clearly shows you where the error caught
Thanks for making things easy
Just curious which video making tool did you use to create this amazing video ?
Thanks bro! I am noob and I am wondering about this language because I saw a free course from Massachusetts institute of technology, i think i will start as soon as possible!
Great tutorial thanks Mosh!
Amazing video quality!
Thanks!
i really enjoyed your node js course ...you r one of the best teacher ...
Watching this in 2020. Great video!
Great video, as always. Maybe next time mention the drawbacks of a language like Python, compared to C++ for example? Overall I get the point, as a beginner I would prefer Python all day long, since it is easy to start with.
ruclips.net/video/Us_vaB3Plzs/видео.html
I agree, I prefer to use php and SQL.
My website is database driven.
@@MessianicJudaism what kind of website do you have? What is it about?
python is bad for websites, linux scripts and anywhere where performance is required.
Great... After watching your javascript tutorials. Now ready to learn new language. Thank you so much 🙏🙏🙏
@@programmingwithmosh yehhh. Your video's and guide will help me to focus on python. It's very helpful for me.
Good to know
Awesome... I got learned many things today. Thanks to understand much complex easily
Nice. Short but sharp.
In 2:00 , str[0:3] can be abbreviated to str[:3]
Amazing way of teaching.
Really very useful and verstile langugage.. Please provide the easy to learn tutorial for beginner ..
Thanks for the overview 🌸
Loved this video!!!!!
Wow just awesome video for learning python.
Good summary of the many advantages Python programming offers !
Thanks so much for posting this information. Really helpful!
Thanks Mosh for this valuable information
Question = "can you make small simple games with python?"
If question = True
print("yes, and explain what types of games please"
Else
print("no, and explain what languages are the best for creatimg games for a new programmer:)")
Incorrect syntax in your if statement. You are assigning a boolean to a variable. What you really should be doing is making a comparison. so it should be written as If question == True.
Mosh I just completed your nodejs course.it was super super useful thanks s lot.Mosh for president
Thanks for making python simple..
The code to get the first three letters would be str[:2], not str[:3]. A string is an iterable object and therefore str[:3] would slice the first 4 letters.
Is there a bootcamp? Can I get a job learning this without a degree or experience?
I learned a lot from this thank you!
It was a great introduction for Python . Thanks for your awesome work !!
One of the biggest problems beginners face is how to convert their code ( or assets ) to a functional app. RUclipsrs should address this issue more than coding itself.
Thank you for bringing information about Python
Whatever u have done videos on programming languages
Are those helpful to blinds to learn coding
I am a blind student
But i am interested in learning programming languages
Could plz reply to my question
I love your tutorial, thank you.
I went to the Iron yard boot camp and they tried teaching me Javascript but I didn't learn anything. Couldn't get a job either. Now I'm learning Python on code academy on my own and I'm actually getting it and it's fun. I trade and I want to develop algorithmic trading strategies.
Python is Really awesome!
C# - clean and elegant statically typed language
Python - clean and elegant dynamically typed language
Cant wait to to use either language in webassembly for truly fullstack development
Java is the new C#
Liam you got that switched around
C# is cleaner than py and more readable
C++ is the most clean of all. I am learning Python currently
more like:
python pseudo code like clean,
ckanky
,slooooowwwwww!...
And i mean slow.....!!
c# is fine... not amazing but fine...
But man python is like a training wheels language...
It's great if you wish to teach/... but you shouldn't use it foe anything serious if you can code well
Don't get me wrong i love python it helped me teach many people...
But i never use it for anything real/practical
‘Hello World’
str[0:4] => “Hel” since the last one it’s exclusive. Right?
Hats off for your vibrant skills
Great overview. I love python.
Really sir... hats off to you. Thank you for your great work. I really like the way you explain every process. Thanks a lottt. Great effort sir. I wish you to upload videos related to "web security". It will be very useful.
Great video man simple and right to the point.
very nice video go ahead
gr8 job sir thanks for clearity
Your Explanation is Fabulous & stylish👌👌 I loved it...
Its great and I love your exposirion
Cool, I now know a whole lot more about what Python is and what the program can do!
Which language is better
C++ or python
Shorter syntax is not always better because it reduces readability. str[0:3] shows no information about what the function will produce. str.Substring(0,3) at least shows that it will manipulate the string and reveals some information about 0 to 3. That helps a lot for reading it back at a later time. In a proper IDE all the script you showed is typed out in just a few keystrokes (autocomplete). So the winning syntax should default to the more readable syntax in my book. No body types out all those characters anymore anyway. But we need seriously the ability to read it back in the future.
I agree with Mosh. It's not that hard to read Python code from that perspective. IMHO only dynamic typing makes Python hard to follow for fellow static typing language developers. But this is about habits. Just write more unit tests as you should do. You will get used to it in time. That's why Python is an easy to learn, hard to master language.
Python is actually one of the most easily readable languages. There’s a reason why people say it’s closer to actual English.
that because c# is very structured enter the class and do whatever u want to perform
actually I came to write the same comment, I agree, when I read the short syntax example, I said damn it, it is really bad, the one of C# is more readable and easier
@@programmingwithmosh it all depends on what you are use to. It's Subjective but both of you are still correct and wrong at the same time. Python is not easier because of short syntax. You have to learn it to know what it does and also c# is faster which means short syntax does no equate better because of the things that short syntax is referencing behind the scene might be chains of chains. But I like the pattern of c# because learning that will make you understand jscript, kotlin, java with not much learning and time
Good day to you sir...i want to ask,i have no experience on programing,,do you have a yt tutorial,or should i learn programing before i started to learn the python?or should i direct to study/learn python
Thank you Mosh for this important information.
I enjoyed your video.
I really like your design, animations and also your amazing knowledge ;) Thank you for sharing with us ;)
It is my understanding that it may be faster to program but the actual program runs slower. Like I heard prints and loops are slower in python
Hai Mosh! Your videos are awesome. Can you say me which editing application you are using for slides? Thanks in advance.
great video and very clearly explained both by graphics and well-spoken keep up the good work.
Thank you..😊
I like python language and subscribe an your chanel Love from Bangladesh🇧🇩
Hi Mosh please make tutorial on spring boot and especially spring security .It will be very useful for lots of people , especially of you are doing :)
For someone that is just starting what is a good project to start so I can learn how to use it.
You are the Best!
Great explanation in simple words .
I have 2 years professional experienced in JavaScript, again thanks to you Sir for great JS videos on ReactJS and NodeJS. Now i start learning Python for server side development then i move to ML.
Can't wait for the ML lectures. Yup, i shared your channel with my friends. one of my friends wants to learn C# for unit test, I recommend him your channel and now he also become your fan.