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I code in Python for a living, but I'm self-taught and continually looking to fill in the gaps in my knowledge-base. Socratica videos always manage to make me say, "Wait! What? I didn't even know that was a thing!" at least once during the video. These are some very insightful tips.
Suggest some good books. Here is a list I have assembled : -Start with : Python Crash course 2nd Edition (2019 no starch press) Learn Python Programming 2nd Edition (2018 Packt ) The Quick Python Book 3rd Edition (2018 Manning) -Intermediate / reference The Python3.5 Standard Library by example (2017 Adison Wesley) Python in a nutshell 3rd edition (2017 oreilly ) -Intermediate/Advanced Powerful Python 2nd Edition (2017) Pro Python 2nd edition (2019 apress) Python3.7 Object-Oriented Programming 3rd ed (2018 packt) Serious Python (2019 no starch press) Effective Python 2nd Edition (2019 Addison-Wesley )
I’m a beginner Python programmer and this channel has really helped me understand some of the concepts from my object oriented python programming class better. These are seriously the highest effort python tutorials I’ve seen on youtube, and I love that it’s not a 3 hour long lecture.
Aside from the graphics, presentation, pace, and humor (which are all done well), I finally put my finger on what allows me to concentrate on these videos. It's the white noise that's injected into the background. The first few videos didn't have that, but so far the rest do. I went on a youtube search for "starship ambience noise" and got a ton of results with nuanced differences in audio. When I need to concentrate, I play one of those videos over headphones and it has the same focusing effect as these python videos.
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ahaahaaaaahahahha! This video style legit caught me off guard. Been programming for 6 years and never seen a tutorial take itself this seriously. Ya'll make tutorials like no other, keep up the good work!
I honestly have to say these videos are really good. I actually learn from them. There are other RUclips channels out there that make 'fancy' videos like these to 'explain' coding, but then focus so much on making the video pretty that the content is very superficial. I'm glad to finally come across a channel with cool videos that actually explain something. I am looking forward to the future videos, and most importantly; don't shy away from going in depth into topics!
This is the most enjoyable experience ive had learning programming handsdown. Extremely entertaining not to mention the very clear explanation and the great example. THANKS
I haven't done anything serious in Python in a few years, but last time I checked, true parallelism in a Python process was prevented by the GIL (Global Interpreter Lock). The GIL basically restricted multi-threading to execute only one thread at a time, so that you would never really be able to take advantage of your system's CPU cores.
I had seen many videos on youtube regarding logging in after I am not getting proper ideas. when I had seen your youtube video logging. you had cleared all my doubts. I am thank you.
*Socratica* If I was rich I could donate 2M$ just for this tutorial its brilliant. *I don't have enough money to send but I have so much sympathy and belief in you.* Please continue to share to make the world better place for people like me who get enough of the *weird collage professors.*
Mehmet, this was so wonderful to read. We put a lot of hard work and love into our videos, and it put such a big smile on our faces to read your message. We are so happy you have found us. Keep us posted on your progress! :)
how time flies! 3 years ago, i get addicted to this channel for my GRE Sub Math exam on those abstract algebra questions. Now i pick you guys up to learn production-level coding for interviews!
I straight up just like your videos at the beginning, because I know they will be liked even before watching them. Thank you for these videos! I wish you great success!
Great videos. The information is presented very succinctly. The format reminds me of video game mission debriefing, which for some reason feel a lot more engaging.
Socratica, we know this Channel does not focus solely on Programming, but the approach used for this Python videos have been perfect in blending humour with knowledge and brevity. Please, upload more (Python) programming videos
A song: "the function was named in a way that made sense and could be read by others. No bloodcurdling screams, no need for vengeance. The name made sense, and life was gooood."
I repeat my comments, Your python videos are Informative, and to the point. Beautiful graphics, engaging narration with words aptly woven as topic specific.
The aesthetics reference to old school strategy games cut-scenes, most specifically C&C is marvelous. It was accurately reproduced here. It's even sexy - no derogatory meaning intended. It's also flawless from a practical viewpoint. Thanks!
Im a big fan of Derek Bana channel. But the way you guys/girls are making does learning video is amazing and i love the future theme of the presentation. keep up the work. You got your self a subscriber.
She is a professional actress, probably not a real python programmer, but still, I'm mostly here because of her.. so beautiful, and the scripts are well written too of course. Her thumbnails bait my clicks on a regular basis, such good photos, my brain cannot ignore, need to see more :D
@Socratica - The puzzle at the end of your video..is due to the fact that square root of a negative number gives a complex number. We can detect if disc
great video but one suggestion: Please add a link that includes the example codes you used. Its better than us having to manually type the code while watching your video.
A video on Python implementation of algorithms but definitely in your style, short, precise and to the point, would be great. Also, this was again an incredible tutorial
Hello fellow human. I am singing the song of laughter about your incidental meta analysis of the creativity of function names. It maps directly to my amusement and my gratitude.
some tutorial about pyserial would be great.. also how to find serial port in a running app after port disconnect and what ever the force guides you to add :)
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It's official! The Socratica Python Kickstarter was a success! Thank you to all of our supporters. Because of you, many more Python videos coming soon!! 💜🦉
kya nautanki hai
"but not everyone is like me." 😂😂
This Playlist is a joy, even for known concepts.
She nailed it xD
Even though I am pretty much proficient in python, I'm still going through this whole playlist, just be she makes learning more enjoyable
I code in Python for a living, but I'm self-taught and continually looking to fill in the gaps in my knowledge-base. Socratica videos always manage to make me say, "Wait! What? I didn't even know that was a thing!" at least once during the video. These are some very insightful tips.
Suggest some good books. Here is a list I have assembled :
-Start with :
Python Crash course 2nd Edition (2019 no starch press)
Learn Python Programming 2nd Edition (2018 Packt )
The Quick Python Book 3rd Edition (2018 Manning)
-Intermediate / reference
The Python3.5 Standard Library by example (2017 Adison Wesley)
Python in a nutshell 3rd edition (2017 oreilly )
-Intermediate/Advanced
Powerful Python 2nd Edition (2017)
Pro Python 2nd edition (2019 apress)
Python3.7 Object-Oriented Programming 3rd ed (2018 packt)
Serious Python (2019 no starch press)
Effective Python 2nd Edition (2019 Addison-Wesley )
I'm on that same journey too!
The lecturer is awesome, the screen effect is cool, the sound is terrific and all the scripts are artistic.
I loved the character. LOL.
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I know most of the things covered in this series but I'm still binge watching it just for the jokes and amazingly funny presentation 😂.
omg, if every programming tutorial would be like this, we would live in a better world.
This is not a lesson, it is a masterpiece.
"Write a quick doc string... I'm sure you never skip this step" .... this dry humor
is what makes me keep watching
I’m a beginner Python programmer and this channel has really helped me understand some of the concepts from my object oriented python programming class better. These are seriously the highest effort python tutorials I’ve seen on youtube, and I love that it’s not a 3 hour long lecture.
People were asking me why I was laughing at a video about Python. I turned to them and said "life is messy".
Aside from the graphics, presentation, pace, and humor (which are all done well), I finally put my finger on what allows me to concentrate on these videos. It's the white noise that's injected into the background. The first few videos didn't have that, but so far the rest do. I went on a youtube search for "starship ambience noise" and got a ton of results with nuanced differences in audio. When I need to concentrate, I play one of those videos over headphones and it has the same focusing effect as these python videos.
Spot on! We often edit while listening to Star Trek ambient noise, especially Voyager bridge. 💜🦉
Welcome to Socratica! You can see our entire Python Playlist here: bit.ly/PythonSocratica
Subscribe to see all our new videos! bit.ly/SocraticaSubscribe
Mam please can u make classes on constructs in python
ahaahaaaaahahahha! This video style legit caught me off guard. Been programming for 6 years and never seen a tutorial take itself this seriously.
Ya'll make tutorials like no other, keep up the good work!
I honestly have to say these videos are really good. I actually learn from them. There are other RUclips channels out there that make 'fancy' videos like these to 'explain' coding, but then focus so much on making the video pretty that the content is very superficial. I'm glad to finally come across a channel with cool videos that actually explain something. I am looking forward to the future videos, and most importantly; don't shy away from going in depth into topics!
This is the most enjoyable experience ive had learning programming handsdown. Extremely entertaining not to mention the very clear explanation and the great example. THANKS
I have just started learning python & I love this extremely enchanting intelligent beauty
Spent 2 hours today trying to read about the logging-module, find tutorials, reading the documentation and ... all explained in 7 minutes! Thank you!
Socratica. please multi threading in python please!!!!
>multithreading
>on an interpreter that strictly runs on one thread
ahahahaha
This isn't Go
@@xavdest5481 - Thank goodness!
@@zyptoskid pip install multiprocessing says otherwise
I haven't done anything serious in Python in a few years, but last time I checked, true parallelism in a Python process was prevented by the GIL (Global Interpreter Lock). The GIL basically restricted multi-threading to execute only one thread at a time, so that you would never really be able to take advantage of your system's CPU cores.
I had seen many videos on youtube regarding logging in after I am not getting proper ideas. when I had seen your youtube video logging. you had cleared all my doubts. I am thank you.
you are the best presenter ever for programming video's.. just love your humour 😂
The sounds on these videos are perfect please never change them.
*Socratica* If I was rich I could donate 2M$ just for this tutorial its brilliant. *I don't have enough money to send but I have so much sympathy and belief in you.* Please continue to share to make the world better place for people like me who get enough of the *weird collage professors.*
Mehmet, this was so wonderful to read. We put a lot of hard work and love into our videos, and it put such a big smile on our faces to read your message. We are so happy you have found us. Keep us posted on your progress! :)
Couldn't help but read it in your voice :'D
@@amoghskulkarni Now that you've said that, I'm reading it in the same way :D
This was the most fun I've had learning about logging! I pressed "Subscribe" and "Like" and I felt the power.
This has to be the most "Fun" python lessons I have ever seen.
how time flies! 3 years ago, i get addicted to this channel for my GRE Sub Math exam on those abstract algebra questions. Now i pick you guys up to learn production-level coding for interviews!
Wow, you're really leveling up-we love to see it!! Good luck with your interviews! 💜🦉
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I straight up just like your videos at the beginning, because I know they will be liked even before watching them. Thank you for these videos! I wish you great success!
Love the sarcasm! Adds the zing to a well presented concept! Keep making more videos girl!
Anytime I want some insight into the minutia of python I come here. I always leave more informed and with a smile.
I didn't know we already had an advanced A.I. Probably best python channel on youtube
Wish I found this channel 5 years go. Right way of teaching. Absolutely loved the videos.
Once again, great presentation...fun and witty with just enough challenge
for this python novice.
Dude, this is a next-level quality tutorial. Just that
Great videos. The information is presented very succinctly. The format reminds me of video game mission debriefing, which for some reason feel a lot more engaging.
andyd568 tru
I really want to use your voices to my AI
Socratica, we know this Channel does not focus solely on Programming, but the approach used for this Python videos have been perfect in blending humour with knowledge and brevity. Please, upload more (Python) programming videos
Its a really good explanation of the logger module, got hang of it in just 10 mins... To the point and really hits the point home ..
A song: "the function was named in a way that made sense and could be read by others. No bloodcurdling screams, no need for vengeance. The name made sense, and life was gooood."
I really like your videos. Thank you for making them
SUBSCRIBED: I FELT THE POWER, WHEN I CAME TO KNOW FROM THIS VIDEO, WHAT A LOGGER COULD DO. AWESOME!!!
I’m in love with your videos, can you please do more on OOP and other advance concepts in Python ?
best programming channel on youtube!
I repeat my comments,
Your python videos are Informative, and to the point.
Beautiful graphics, engaging narration with words aptly woven as topic specific.
She had me at "Not everyone is like me" 🤣🤣🤣🤣
The best video about about logging I've ever seen! thank you, you helped me so much!
This tutorial is so serious and i love it :) . I was looking for song and i found this channel what a happy coincidence you got a subscriber here
That final bit cracked my side lol you're a gem!
Why can't Java tutorials be this cool.
socratica should work on this, what u think?
YES. We're thinking next summer? We have our hands full at the moment. :)
Denis Belfort haven't heard that for scala, rust, go and these are just languages that actually stuck
Cause Java sucks! Cappuccino is much better!
@@Socratica We are still waiting on y'all
I love these videos! They are an absolute joy to watch! Would love to see your videos on DS and Algorithms in Python.
The aesthetics reference to old school strategy games cut-scenes, most specifically C&C is marvelous. It was accurately reproduced here.
It's even sexy - no derogatory meaning intended.
It's also flawless from a practical viewpoint. Thanks!
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Im a big fan of Derek Bana channel. But the way you guys/girls are making does learning video is amazing and i love the future theme of the presentation. keep up the work. You got your self a subscriber.
You are so talented: concise, clear, and funny!
just an amazing hal9000 reference.
also a fantastic explanation, like it!
to be honest, your tutorials are on point
I can't believe it took me this long to run across your channel! You deserve every bit of love I see here in the comments.
I cant stop watching these videos.. You guys are awesome
I love this lady. She's probably the best Python Lecturer out and beautiful too
She is a professional actress, probably not a real python programmer, but still, I'm mostly here because of her.. so beautiful, and the scripts are well written too of course. Her thumbnails bait my clicks on a regular basis, such good photos, my brain cannot ignore, need to see more :D
@@frydac She is a CS Grad :)
"In Future, people will write song about our creative function names :D "
LOL.
Great work as always... Please please please keep these Python tutorials coming!
Thank you.... I got a grasp of logging today because of this video......
I knew this channel would make great things. Keep it up.
@Socratica - The puzzle at the end of your video..is due to the fact that square root of a negative number gives a complex number. We can detect if disc
Really liking these tutorials. Just found them recently
This helped lock in the concept I needed to implement my first logger. thanks
Just found this channel and already love it, I need this kind of video on Java though!
Awesome as always....no words to praise the content... style of presentation.
I'm in love with your style and delivery. Great videos!!!
Lol... she is great! The voices and expressions are oscar winners. 👍🏻💕
Just stumbled upon this. Lol. Amazing work. You really made it interesting. I am watching all of this not for programming but just for fun. :)
great video but one suggestion: Please add a link that includes the example codes you used. Its better than us having to manually type the code while watching your video.
Really really attractive video lectures 👍 seems like watching sci-fi movie
Loved this tutorial.. so simple yet effective ... double thumbs up .. 😊
"In the future people will write songs about our function names," - That was a killer joke.
You are the greatest!!! Your videos are pure art haha
this is such a good way to teach coding
I fucking love this format. Good humor too. Subbed!
Really interesting, I will certainly will use the logging module in the future. Love the presentation format. Many thanks for sharing.
I completely hate it in the first instance but after watching and implementing it- I realised @Socratica is an AI mentor !!
A video on Python implementation of algorithms but definitely in your style, short, precise and to the point, would be great. Also, this was again an incredible tutorial
Wow this is perfect presentation for logs in python
Thanks for all those good lessons.. Different kind of presentation and descriptions.. appreciated!
Your teaching skills are unbelievable 👌
the best Python tutorial !
Production quality is excellent
"People are stupid, plan for the worst" one of the first things I've ear during my computer science degree...
this kind of style is hilarious lol, keep it up, I like your video
Your humour got to me. Thanks for the laughs! And, of course, the education!
I truly enjoyed your tutorial [Socratica], could you go deeper into machine learning, deep learning
ya we required more videos on python and thanks for these awesome videos of python learning....................
love your videos and your concept. So original and well done. Just one suggestion: Please, use PEP-8!!!!
4:05 'LeveLname' should actually be 'levelname'. Thanks for the help!
Thanks!
The editor set it's font else it would raise an exception. Try Sublime Text or other which supports this feature. Then you'll understand.
Thank you bruv.
Hello fellow human. I am singing the song of laughter about your incidental meta analysis of the creativity of function names. It maps directly to my amusement and my gratitude.
i really love this tutorial series . Its cool and simple .
Please make Machine Learning tutorials if possible.
some tutorial about pyserial would be great.. also how to find serial port in a running app after port disconnect and what ever the force guides you to add :)
Hatsoff great teaching wonderful examples... Thanks a lot... Continue posting... We r here to support...
These videos are so funny. I would definitely recommend these videos
Google should make a special medal for coolness like this one. ♡
Great video! Very clear and hilarious at the same time.