I do. It's old, too long, and even outdated in a few parts. I often have to tell people to follow that series "up to" a certain part, also the delivery of the older one is wrong.. lots of things different this time around.
@@sentdex Probably best to redo the begineers tutorial series now that you're a lot better at making the videos. I subscribed to learn the basics in my spare time but never kept with it. Maybe this series will give me the kick up my arse to finally get some solid time using python.
@@sentdex I wish that there was something that you could do to add a snippet of video (like an advert) on an old video in someway to be able to communicate with the community about things like this. Tech changes too quickly and RUclips video series as great as they are, obviously get outdated. I wonder from your perspective what feature could RUclips implement to solve this sort of issue. Care to share? Thanks!
Your old series may have been too long for a "basics tutorial" but I got in to your channel thanks to around part 53 when you started explaining sockets in Python. This was the only tutorial I found that approached sockets from a Python programmers point of view and it was a real life saver!
Have been wanting to get started with Python for a while now but never found a course that was as easy to understand and follow as this one... Thank you!
Just started this series, community college professor isn’t really doing it for me ,hoping to learn some extra stuff here as well. I’m so thankful for people like you . Thanks!
god damn ur channel is honestly what i've been looking for, i cant stand all these programming "tutorials" that are dragged on for 6 hours and you just read what someone types and do it yourself
Thanks for the new series. I've set things up now and will hopefully follow every video. I'm sure I'll eventually think of something useful to program.
I just found you while researching programming resources on Reddit. You're awesome, and I'm so happy to see you're also into mini-quads (FPV) :D Cheers mate. I will be here often :)
Man your personality is wonderful, your such a super pro user but I can't even see that in your videos and really enjoy that you're so humble thanks man ✌🏻
i Can't tell you how excited i am to be following this series! Next step being to move on to your machine learning series after, so i thank you for this. I've been using c# for the last three years, so hopefully i won't struggle too much :) Thank you!
I love your introductory speech here, buddy. I watched your old tutorial and actually stopped when I thought that I don't need the other ones yet. 😂 And, hey! That 7:57 pause? Lol
"Basics are boring" You are goddamn right.Thats the one of the reasons i dont start learning any other programing languages.I just have a time after school and programing just a hobby for me so i think like "Should i start watching 100 videos".
'I' for Integrated defines your unique from the crowd :). No words to describe. I felt as if I was listening to one of my Techy buddies :). Look forward to watching more of your videos.
3D moldeling is the same thing, you know a few gemetric forms and you do anything in blender. In solidworks you can to anything with extrudes, cut extrudes, fillets and sweeps.
Thank you for this new tutorial. I hope that in the future I will be able ti support your work, in gratitude of all you have done for me and for others.
Nice serie! I am definately going to follow this! For this serie maybe you could do something with the following subjects: - Basic format for begin a python script ( if __name__ == __main__:) etc. - How to call a python script and add arguments when executing the script (for example from command line) + using the argument in the script - SubProcessing (how to run 2 tasks at the same time) - Variable types (global, static, etc?) - Should you make global variables? or pass them from def --> def? - What the differences are between python 2 and 3 - name-formats (how to name funcions and variables the best way) - For example if I import requests, where can I find the scripts for that? --> How to see what the requests package has to offer and how it does it's job
Great you actually understand how i want to learn. You need to have a project or something want to achieve to learn. Just learn the basics is not enough.
Thank you so much for creating this content but you should continue going deeper and deeper explaining more methods/functions especially surrounding stocks. You have helped me a lot!
Going to leave stocks and finance out of this series, but we'll be going deeper of course. Also, you may want to instead check out: pythonprogramming.net/introduction-intermediate-python-tutorial/
Thanks for this tutorial, i'm trying to start my way into machine learning. i hope i will success. (* Small correction, with 32bit you are limited to 4GB of ram *)
Hello sir! Thank u so much for this. I want to learn python since I need to automate my trading process especially stock selection based on the metrics that I have. In our language, DAGHANG SALAMAT!!( THANK U VERY MUCH)
I've only watched this video of the new series but i can tell it will probably be one of the best on youtube. Thank you for doing this! Would you consider doing more advanced tutorials for people, for example, currently going through comp sci in college? Thanks again!
Absolutely no offense taken! I've known for a while that I needed to refresh the basics videos. The old series just isn't what I actually tell people to do, so it needed to be updated. I expected more people to be mad that I am doing a basic video. The reaction was waaaaaay better than I thought, so clearly it was more needed than I thought.
Thank you very much for replying. I would also be interested in your python for finance series. Could you update that as well. Like finds no new sources for stock data and new analysis strategies.
I made it to the tkinter stuff on your last basic python stuff, I mean to finish it, but got distracted by some other tutorials. A couple of suggestions. If you can delve into your debug process for when you have logic errors. Like how you step thru the code to see if it is actually doing exactly what you wanted it to do. I did a tutorial for the idle debugger that showed how to do this, and it was a big aha moment for me. how to use help() or what equivalent you use to learn the native keywords, functions, dunders, etc. and finally, this may not be basic but if you could thread some of it in if you get to doing somewhat complex scripts, your algorithm process, or psuedo code. I saw a great talk on this on one of millions of pycon talks on youtube, but the guy made the point that to start coding, you dont go to a computer and start typing, you go to a pencil and a paper and start writing the algorithm first, trying to formalize it into psuedo code, then the actual coding is much simpler. I think I would psuedo code, then type that up as comments, then start coding between the comments, once I get to scripts that are more than one function or one loop/nested loop in length. The "how to think like a programmer" series is great for realizing some of the key strategies for going from a blank screen to start making headway on programming thru a problem.
I will try to cover something on debugging. I will have to admit though, I have never taken to pen and paper or pseudo code to create a program, even the largest ones. I usually will write out some ideas, and sometimes some steps to getting something accomplished, but it's very minimal. I do tend to just start immediately with coding things. Maybe that's abnormal :O
@@sentdex I got the impression from your tutorials, that you did not have to do a lot of flow charting or pencil and paper psuedo code, but impressions are just impressions. That is great if you dont have to do that, and I dont know what the actual percentage of people is that do have to do that, but I find it helpful, especially if I am not at the top of my mental game due to lack of sleep or whatever, so just throwing that out there as a process to grind thru some deficiencies to get where you want to be in your programming.
Thanks a really lot man, I actually saw the last python basis series this march and I am still stuck at it and finally left python in favour of c++. But I am trying to learn it again.
@@sentdex I could never explain how much this means to me, Thanks again. It's not that there aren't other python learning sources out there but to put it mildly, I want a copy of your brain, the way you have learned, the way you teach, stuff that you have done on your channel. G-d Bless you man and good luck, can't wait for the other episodes.
Hi Sentdex, Thank you for your videos. I followed your instructions precisely. When I hit Ctrl+B I get the following message: "'python' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file." Please help!
Great, looking forward to this. Fantastic to see this course being refreshed.. Really would love to get a better knowledge of Python.. I've got these R-Pi's and a PyBoard and sensors, lying about - but - feel that I'm going from 'Tom' to 'Jack' to 'Harry' learning little projects but not 'connecting the dots' so to speak. i just want to be in a position like a cook, to say hey - i've got these 'ingredients', now what can i 'bake' - without buying more stuff from Aliexpress and then mixing it all up with Python - the 'secret sauce'.
As a Python Newbie, I’ve come to the Conclusion that first Learning The Basics is Boring. I’m just learning Python via From a book called “Invent Your Own Computer Games with Python”, by Al Sweigart. It seems more fun learning this way 😁👍
@@sentdex will do..The collage is really far..Also I know python ..I am watching the videos just for thorough basics Thanks again for revisiting basics !!
Sublime has neither color coding (text) nor can I run it on my Windows 10 VM. Why is that so? Edit: I found it. At the bottom right hand corner, there is a languages selection. I have to choose the Python Language and not Plain Text.
@@MMABeijing im in 9th grade it's just a hobby And i have my own AG(Like a course you do everyone week) with a few people in it where i teach(and learn) Python but at an beginner Level
Side note; don't use RUclips premiere. Lots of reports of it impacting views count and like to dislike ratio (people go to watch the video, see that it's not live yet, dislike the video to be assholes and browse away without even eventually coming back to see the video). At least until RUclips addresses these issues.
I've been using premieres for a while now, people are gonna complain about anything. It doesn't appear to impact views at all, and the video I watched from someone had people in the comments specifically saying the video was too long and/or not interesting to them. Sometimes videos just plain do bad. Bottom line: I like premieres. I like interacting with my audience. If some of my viewers are too dense to realize what's going on, who cares, I am not trying to cater to those idiots ;)
Would you tend to develop fully in Python or is it more practical to get the basics of Python and then develop your projects in a Frameowork like Flask, for example?
Dont you already have tutorial?
I do. It's old, too long, and even outdated in a few parts. I often have to tell people to follow that series "up to" a certain part, also the delivery of the older one is wrong.. lots of things different this time around.
@@sentdex awesome more up to date knowledge. cant complain
@@sentdex Probably best to redo the begineers tutorial series now that you're a lot better at making the videos. I subscribed to learn the basics in my spare time but never kept with it. Maybe this series will give me the kick up my arse to finally get some solid time using python.
@@sentdex I wish that there was something that you could do to add a snippet of video (like an advert) on an old video in someway to be able to communicate with the community about things like this. Tech changes too quickly and RUclips video series as great as they are, obviously get outdated. I wonder from your perspective what feature could RUclips implement to solve this sort of issue. Care to share? Thanks!
@@sentdex I wanted to start learning Python using your series and I'm excited for the future videos in the series!
"The basics are boring" 👍 refreshing to here in a tutorial! Totally right, start with a project you want to do not "the basics"
Your old series may have been too long for a "basics tutorial" but I got in to your channel thanks to around part 53 when you started explaining sockets in Python. This was the only tutorial I found that approached sockets from a Python programmers point of view and it was a real life saver!
Have been wanting to get started with Python for a while now but never found a course that was as easy to understand and follow as this one... Thank you!
did you learned python ?
I haven't even started watching and the comments have me excited for this!
Just started this series, community college professor isn’t really doing it for me ,hoping to learn some extra stuff here as well. I’m so thankful for people like you . Thanks!
Good god. You've hit the nail on the head 40 seconds in.
Thanks Edward, I'm glad you're still supporting us in the US.
bruh, lol!
god damn ur channel is honestly what i've been looking for, i cant stand all these programming "tutorials" that are dragged on for 6 hours and you just read what someone types and do it yourself
"Actually, the 'I' is for integrated!" Brilliantly funny~~
Basics are boring!!! Thank you freaking so much!!
Thanks for the new series.
I've set things up now and will hopefully follow every video.
I'm sure I'll eventually think of something useful to program.
I want to learn python from the past, but I was lazy, now I have motivation because you're series tutorial please continue it
I just found you while researching programming resources on Reddit. You're awesome, and I'm so happy to see you're also into mini-quads (FPV) :D
Cheers mate. I will be here often :)
Hey is it just me, or this guy looks so much like Edward Snowden?
Btw these are amazing tutorials for a beginner
yes
First time having a proper introduction into the whole theme. Thank you for doing what my teacher wasn't able to do. c:
Today is the best day. One of my favorit channals make basic tutorials 2018❤❤❤❤love it!
Good work updating your old Python tutorials to this one. I can count on one hand how many content creators I've seen do that.
Man your personality is wonderful, your such a super pro user but I can't even see that in your videos and really enjoy that you're so humble thanks man ✌🏻
Best Tutorial for getting in to Python and programming at all!
Not that kind of boring stuff like other beginner tutorials!
Very nice!
Back to the roots with sentdex :)
Dude ! Thanks for spending your precious time for the folks like us who damn curious about programming. cheers !
Happy to do it!
Edward, I like ur tutorials the most of all out there. Keep up your good work so we can learn from you and keep smashing like 👍🏻
i Can't tell you how excited i am to be following this series! Next step being to move on to your machine learning series after, so i thank you for this. I've been using c# for the last three years, so hopefully i won't struggle too much :) Thank you!
You should pick all this up super fast then!
a friend recommended me this and i've always wanted to try
I love your introductory speech here, buddy. I watched your old tutorial and actually stopped when I thought that I don't need the other ones yet. 😂
And, hey! That 7:57 pause? Lol
"Basics are boring"
You are goddamn right.Thats the one of the reasons i dont start learning any other programing languages.I just have a time after school and programing just a hobby for me so i think like "Should i start watching 100 videos".
great timing. I discovered your channel a couple of days ago while looking for resources for learning python. looking forward to this tutorial series
'I' for Integrated defines your unique from the crowd :). No words to describe. I felt as if I was listening to one of my Techy buddies :). Look forward to watching more of your videos.
3D moldeling is the same thing, you know a few gemetric forms and you do anything in blender.
In solidworks you can to anything with extrudes, cut extrudes, fillets and sweeps.
Thank you for this new tutorial. I hope that in the future I will be able ti support your work, in gratitude of all you have done for me and for others.
subscribed since 2016. still best python channel..
Nice serie! I am definately going to follow this! For this serie maybe you could do something with the following subjects:
- Basic format for begin a python script ( if __name__ == __main__:) etc.
- How to call a python script and add arguments when executing the script (for example from command line) + using the argument in the script
- SubProcessing (how to run 2 tasks at the same time)
- Variable types (global, static, etc?)
- Should you make global variables? or pass them from def --> def?
- What the differences are between python 2 and 3
- name-formats (how to name funcions and variables the best way)
- For example if I import requests, where can I find the scripts for that? --> How to see what the requests package has to offer and how it does it's job
Thank you from Russia! =) This is a great channel!
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"Actually the I stands for integrated" had to watch that like 5 times (did lol).
Awesome! This comes just in time. Thank you!
saying basics are boring makes you MY HERO!
well said dude. its far better than watching 115 videos to learn python .
Awesome looking forward to this series.
The pop up correction was hilarious. Thank you.
Awesome. Your videos are always so good.
Very nice ! Updated Python 3 series ! Thank you, Sir.
Great you actually understand how i want to learn.
You need to have a project or something want to achieve to learn.
Just learn the basics is not enough.
'hello world' from scratch, omg!
This was new to me, lol
Thank you so much for creating this content but you should continue going deeper and deeper explaining more methods/functions especially surrounding stocks. You have helped me a lot!
Going to leave stocks and finance out of this series, but we'll be going deeper of course. Also, you may want to instead check out: pythonprogramming.net/introduction-intermediate-python-tutorial/
Thanks for this tutorial, i'm trying to start my way into machine learning.
i hope i will success.
(* Small correction, with 32bit you are limited to 4GB of ram *)
Nice RUclips channel for Python programming.......
To run the code on windows press ctrl+shift+b for the first time and then you can go with ctrl+b.
Thank you for commenting really.
My TA recommended me this series!!!
Hello sir! Thank u so much for this. I want to learn python since I need to automate my trading process especially stock selection based on the metrics that I have. In our language, DAGHANG SALAMAT!!( THANK U VERY MUCH)
Thanks so much for doing it again with a theme
Such a great effort , Hats off to you sir.
thank u so much for these tutorials...its giving me idea on python...and sublime actually can pin to task bar....it worked for me
I've only watched this video of the new series but i can tell it will probably be one of the best on youtube. Thank you for doing this! Would you consider doing more advanced tutorials for people, for example, currently going through comp sci in college? Thanks again!
I have already done that: pythonprogramming.net/introduction-intermediate-python-tutorial/
Best teacher out there for cs!
After a long spell of AI and machine learning nons***e, things finally return to tutorials I subscribed you for. Thank you man.
No offense though
Absolutely no offense taken! I've known for a while that I needed to refresh the basics videos. The old series just isn't what I actually tell people to do, so it needed to be updated. I expected more people to be mad that I am doing a basic video. The reaction was waaaaaay better than I thought, so clearly it was more needed than I thought.
Thank you very much for replying. I would also be interested in your python for finance series.
Could you update that as well. Like finds no new sources for stock data and new analysis strategies.
machine learning isn't nonsense
I made it to the tkinter stuff on your last basic python stuff, I mean to finish it, but got distracted by some other tutorials.
A couple of suggestions. If you can delve into your debug process for when you have logic errors. Like how you step thru the code to see if it is actually doing exactly what you wanted it to do. I did a tutorial for the idle debugger that showed how to do this, and it was a big aha moment for me.
how to use help() or what equivalent you use to learn the native keywords, functions, dunders, etc.
and finally, this may not be basic but if you could thread some of it in if you get to doing somewhat complex scripts, your algorithm process, or psuedo code. I saw a great talk on this on one of millions of pycon talks on youtube, but the guy made the point that to start coding, you dont go to a computer and start typing, you go to a pencil and a paper and start writing the algorithm first, trying to formalize it into psuedo code, then the actual coding is much simpler.
I think I would psuedo code, then type that up as comments, then start coding between the comments, once I get to scripts that are more than one function or one loop/nested loop in length.
The "how to think like a programmer" series is great for realizing some of the key strategies for going from a blank screen to start making headway on programming thru a problem.
I will try to cover something on debugging.
I will have to admit though, I have never taken to pen and paper or pseudo code to create a program, even the largest ones. I usually will write out some ideas, and sometimes some steps to getting something accomplished, but it's very minimal. I do tend to just start immediately with coding things. Maybe that's abnormal :O
@@sentdex I got the impression from your tutorials, that you did not have to do a lot of flow charting or pencil and paper psuedo code, but impressions are just impressions. That is great if you dont have to do that, and I dont know what the actual percentage of people is that do have to do that, but I find it helpful, especially if I am not at the top of my mental game due to lack of sleep or whatever, so just throwing that out there as a process to grind thru some deficiencies to get where you want to be in your programming.
Holy shit this is so new (2 months old). Thanks.
Thank you for this new series :D!
when i try to run it with sublime it says: "'python' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file."
Its because you havent selected the pathway while installing python. Now, just re-install it, and select the pathway option while installing.
@@ripudamansinghsangha2303 THANK YOU
@@ripudamansinghsangha2303 this actually worked :D:D:D:D::D:D:D::D:D
Whatever it is You will Rock the show man!!
Thanks a really lot man, I actually saw the last python basis series this march and I am still stuck at it and finally left python in favour of c++. But I am trying to learn it again.
Yeah, let's get you through it!
Really great series im excited to start my journey
ıf it will be a python course from scratch, that will be awesome
That's exactly what this is :D
sentdex thanks!
WAIT WHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAT ? i thought you forgot all about it, Thanks dude
thanks alot!!!!
Never ! :D
@@sentdex I could never explain how much this means to me, Thanks again. It's not that there aren't other python learning sources out there but to put it mildly, I want a copy of your brain, the way you have learned, the way you teach, stuff that you have done on your channel. G-d Bless you man and good luck, can't wait for the other episodes.
Great Playlist!!
wow such a unique content we all could died if this tutorial was not made and surprisingly wipro send this link for its learning material Shit!!
You had me at “basics are boring”...
Hi Sentdex,
Thank you for your videos.
I followed your instructions precisely. When I hit Ctrl+B I get the following message:
"'python' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file."
Please help!
that was a superb premiere video
thank you
Looking forward to it 👍
So excited!!
Awesome , my english is not perfect but I understand everything what u said. Thanks for your videos .
Great, looking forward to this. Fantastic to see this course being refreshed.. Really would love to get a better knowledge of Python..
I've got these R-Pi's and a PyBoard and sensors, lying about - but - feel that I'm going from 'Tom' to 'Jack' to 'Harry' learning little projects but not 'connecting the dots' so to speak.
i just want to be in a position like a cook, to say hey - i've got these 'ingredients', now what can i 'bake' - without buying more stuff from Aliexpress and then mixing it all up with Python - the 'secret sauce'.
Thank you for doing this. Very grateful.
hope i'll remember learning this basic when i come again here
When you will be in Poland? I want to invite you for some vodka. Your tutorials are some freakin titanic piece of work. Thank you.
YAY NEW SERIES JUST INTIME FOR ME TO RELEARN
Loved Your tutorials Very much
As a Python Newbie, I’ve come to the Conclusion that first Learning The Basics is Boring. I’m just learning Python via From a book called “Invent Your Own Computer Games with Python”, by Al Sweigart. It seems more fun learning this way 😁👍
We have a python workshop in our collage tommorow ..lol
I would rather watch these videos
Maybe both :D
@@sentdex will do..The collage is really far..Also I know python ..I am watching the videos just for thorough basics
Thanks again for revisiting basics !!
Sublime has neither color coding (text) nor can I run it on my Windows 10 VM. Why is that so?
Edit: I found it. At the bottom right hand corner, there is a languages selection. I have to choose the Python Language and not Plain Text.
I learned Python with your original playlist
what is your current level? are you a coder now?
@@MMABeijing im in 9th grade it's just a hobby
And i have my own AG(Like a course you do everyone week) with a few people in it where i teach(and learn) Python but at an beginner Level
To save a desktop icon to the toolbar, click on desktop icon, then right click the one that opens on the toolbar, pin to toolbar feature hidden there.
THIS MAN IS A KING
THank you! Keep up the great stuff
what a clean pc recycle bin and google chrome
.NET programmer here, I am excited for this one! I really want to learn python! See if i can use more python over powershell.
Should I download Python 3.6.6 or 3.7.1? My pip update seems to not work under 3.7.1. Works just fine under 3.6.6. Both my PCs.
you should look into virtualenv so you can instance your different versions so you don't break everything else with upgrades.
We will be using 3.7 here.
Hi Sentdex i like your tutorial, you sound really interested in what you are talking about. even though its just the print function for this video
Please continue with the video series
Hah, imagine if I just stopped here xD. There will be more to come of course. Tomorrow, same time: ruclips.net/video/iv5m0c-8Opc/видео.html
Updating your older material, nice!
I think maybe Harrison has a bot that's 'hearting' posts... Selenium? will you make a tutorial showing us how you do it?
love your first few words bro,
Thanks for Starting from Start
video: how to learn python basics
first minute of the video: "FOR THE LOVE OF GOD DON'T LEARN PYTHON BASICS"
'python' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file. i am getting this error can someone please help
Tech with Tim brought me here
Side note; don't use RUclips premiere. Lots of reports of it impacting views count and like to dislike ratio (people go to watch the video, see that it's not live yet, dislike the video to be assholes and browse away without even eventually coming back to see the video). At least until RUclips addresses these issues.
I've been using premieres for a while now, people are gonna complain about anything. It doesn't appear to impact views at all, and the video I watched from someone had people in the comments specifically saying the video was too long and/or not interesting to them. Sometimes videos just plain do bad.
Bottom line: I like premieres. I like interacting with my audience. If some of my viewers are too dense to realize what's going on, who cares, I am not trying to cater to those idiots ;)
sentdex :) i like that attitude. I love the content man, keep it up. You honestly deserve way more subs and views.
nice tutorial amazng
Thanks a lot.Great vdo pyking.
Would you tend to develop fully in Python or is it more practical to get the basics of Python and then develop your projects in a Frameowork like Flask, for example?
Up to you and if theres a framework avail. Flask web dev will still involve a lot of python coding.