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Dude… I have ADHD and you are literally the only person ever to keep me engaged to learning code without me having to pause and reset my focus every two minutes. The enthusiasm and camera angle changes are so important to keep people like me engaged. Congratulations lol. Loved this. Want more. Subscribed.
@@mauzeking6661 Yeah, she's a fricking heroine. Her channel is one of the first I subscribed to in RUclips. Awesome information. And I sometimes listen to her videos at a speed of 75% xD
I did struggle a lot to learn Python. I wasted 6 months with complicated tutorials online. What changed everything to me was learning through very basic books. You need to walk before you can run. Once I got the basics right, learning Python and everything else became much easier. Edit: For those asking about the books, the best basic one is Javascript In Less than 50 Pages. It`s about Javascript but it is the fastest to learn the conceps that will be useful in any programming language. Then I would definetly recommend A Smarter Way to Learn Python. Your knowledge will transform.
You literally just made it so simple to understand all this. I signed up for a course and I have to keep going back and re-read just to get the understanding of python and here I watch your video and I get it right away. You really need to be a teacher and teach a course cause you make it real easy to get this stuff
You might be the best teacher on planet earth (for me), because your energy, clarity, and push to get students doing it along with you, without seeming harsh... wow!! Amazing content @NetworkChuck !!!
You have covered almost 1 hour lecture in just 17 minutes with your super speed and unique teaching technique, I haven't used python ever nor installed it in my computer but I can surely explain what you just taught to anyone easily. Good job Coffee Chunk!
I've tried learning python before but every course or RUclips tutorial style is super serious and I just couldn't follow along. Love the way Chunk teaches things.
Just started learning Python, and even though Moonpreneur is usually geared towards kids, I find their focus on beginner-friendly tech concepts really inspiring. This video breaks things down in such an accessible way-it’s perfect for anyone at the start of their coding journey. Excited for the next episode.
Chuck, this is really helping me understand the, quite intimidating, field I am about to dive into. Your attitude is great and you're a pleasure to watch/listen to your breakdowns & instruction. Thank you for putting your passion out there for us!
I've been wanting to get back into coding since i left high school but i could never get energized enough to enjoy it. Being encouraged to pause and try things for myself was absolutely amazing. Fantastic work!
hi how are u , can u please show me the way to have the colored python used in the video the one that iv'e got from the official python is in black and white
@@lanlwen2409 it doesn't matter buddy.. all are the same and it's just for beauty.. they make no difference and a wrong code comes with red underline and using different theme still gives the underline so no worries
I've been searching for an online course like this all over the internet. this is perfect, the clarity, the encouragement, the excitement. thank you so so much!
This reminds me of “Microsoft Basic” or any other “DOS” based programming language. Someone once said “DOS” was Dead. I guess someone brought it back with a new engine under the hood. I always got excited when I programmed. I learned buy copying lines of code out of a magazine. This makes me wish I didn’t throw those magazines out. I would have had hours of fun trying to adapt them to Python.
Im gonna be completely honest, I was only looking for coding programs so i could just try random things with it, but after seeing this video, Im taking this way more seriously!
all the enthusiasm and editing coming from him is just too good! he can keep me very focused at learning, still haven't seen the other episodes but i sure will be getting a lot of knowledge from this
You have reignited the programming learning flame that I had lost for almost 5 years. Appreciate the honest work mate. Looking forward to future learning opportunities with you. Cheers!
Changing career to IT but have alwys gotten scared of programming language. Only to watch this and I am already saying ha? Is it that easy? You the man👌
I had a older friend that was teaching me HTML as a teenager and he made it so easy to learn. Now several years later I’m trying to get back into coding I’m so happy to have found your RUclips. You make this so easy. Thank you.
Do some projects; a username/password, a short text-based RPG game, a Tweet letter counter that counts each letter with a limit of 150 letters, a grocery list where you can add and delete food items. Start simple and then gradually add more features. The real challenge comes when it's time to solve problems by writing your own algorithms. You'll need to know how to fuse everything together from what you've learned in order to find solutions. Try to solve the Fibonacci and the Fizzbuzz problems using Python. These are good benchmarks to determine where you stand. I can't post the links, but search for them. You can also use any version as long as it's 3.x. The current version is 3.10.5, but it will still work. Most are minor improvements except the new f-string (3.8 introduced it and it's better than concatenating) and switch-case statement (3.10 introduced it and it's an alternative way to write If/Elif/Else). Learn HTML and CSS together as they go hand-in-hand. The former is the easiest while the latter is the most challenging yet the most rewarding because it makes your website beautiful by adding font styles, colors, shapes, photos, etc.; you're the best Hollywood plastic surgeon! Afterward, learn Javascript. It adds behavior to your website which CSS can't do. Behavior as in interactivity; if you move your mouse cursor to a photo of Belle Delphine, that photo will change to a photo of The Rock. Or if you move the cursor to a line of text, that text will change to a 100px font size and have a pink background with alice blue text. JS will be the most difficult to learn because it involves programming. However, you can still be successful just being focused on HTML and CSS. There are demos of devs who have made some pretty hot websites without JS. HTML and CSS are enough to make stylish websites as I have seen some really great ones, but it all depends on your CSS skills. For HTML, focus a lot of time on learning div, forms, lists, and spans. For CSS, focus a lot of time on learning Grid and responsive design because there are billions of people around the world who browse on their phones. All the best!
Thank you Chuck. As a current IT professional there’s always a drive and a need to learn new technology and skills. Thank you for making these new ideas accessible.
Wow perfect timing! I was just about to start learning Python to add to my networking and cybersecurity studies. Great video! Looking forward to the upcoming episodes in this series!
I can feel your enthusiasm through the screen. I've watched several videos and yours is the first one that made me feel like I'm actually learning something.
This is so timely. I’m a Cloud Engineer and have been trying to make the jump to Sr or Principal and all my interviews go well until I’m asked to code. Coding is probably my weakest point as I came from a SysAdmin background and I mainly know shell, but Python is something I’ve been meaning to and needing to pick up.
You are among many others, I too come from a generalist Sys Admin, Support background I began with DOS way back in '96, also did some HTML/CSS but coding is a definite benefit!
You sir, are absolutely Effing brilliant! Your enthusiasm is infectious! I must say though, SOMETIMES, i feel like youve started in the middle of a sentence, almost like youve already spoken about what your about to talk about.
I've been watching your videos for a short while now, and I have to say that I love your energy! It's what keeps me watching. Thanks for teaching cool things!
use def sum(a, b): return (a + b) a = int(input('Enter 1st number: ')) b = int(input('Enter 2nd number: ')) print(f'Sum of {a} and {b} is {sum(a, b)}')
I love how you are genuinely excited about teaching these subjects. You break everything down perfectly so even my kids are able to understand. You’re awesome 🤘
this is like the fastest teaching i have ever learned, going into other videos, they going to explain same thing to you but additional 1-2hours trying to make it complex while here everything is straight,fun,easy to understand, and faster. basically time saver
I'd love to see a more practical example of how you could use python to automate some day to day IT/Network admin work. Looking forward to the rest of the series! Goodlooks bro
Well it's an easy programming language to start off on. I have 2 years experience of Python programming. Just expect Python to be slow, because Python is an interpreter based language. And interpreters compile your code as your script runs. But when you keep on running your scripts it will make a folder called "__pycache__" which will contain compiled Python code, which would run faster than normal Python code. While programming languages that have to be compiled to run are faster, because all of the code is compiled for the computer to know what to do. There are other versions of Python like Jython which is Java based, and Cython which is C based. Python itself is a C based language created in 1989.
@Tah BOO Well as I mentioned, Python is an interpreter based programming language. Which the code gets complied as the script runs. While compiler based programming languages run faster because the code is translated into machine code before the script runs. But Python makes a folder that contains compiled code. Which means when you run it, it would be faster because all the code is translated into machine code. Which it wouldn't need to be compiled when the script is running.
The perfect balance of comedy and actual learning. The funny explanations carried out in a conversational way make it easier to grasp something the first time. I have a basic foundational knowledge but I have abandoned so many courses before, very quickly and I think I'm here to stay.
prblm is im waiting for a month now no video is uploaded . i will wait even if it takes a decade the intresting hello world i have ever seen awesome work
You are watching a Master at work in his element. Teaching is a gift and this man is ootw. To make something so technical and complex for most people and turn it so digestible … outstanding
Hey Chuck, thanks for intro to Python as I am starting my career change and will be needing this 😀. Making easy and fun to follow helps alot. Thanks again.
I have been learning the basics of python coding from various other sources and to be able to tune into this video and already know most of the basic things you have showed has showed me the progress I am making! I appreciate all the content you put out about everything in our field of work! You have been a great role model for me and the younger generation coming in, I am looking forward to finishing this python coding series with you.
I wish I had this guys videos in my life way sooner! You really make me excited to go to school and do my homework lol. And whenever I need a break from my homework I make some coffee and watch one of your videos. Just adding more IT skills to the bank!
I never thought, in my line of work, that I would ever need to know, well, anything about computers. ( I'm a "carpenter/maker") but darn it Chuck, when is episode 2??? I'm a new subscriber but have had a couple of sleepless nights already because it is just so difficult to stop watching
I've been using Solo Learn to teach myself Python, so seeing you make a series is awesome and will probably help me out. Even if just as a refresher ^_^
@@Blentux basics dont help in anything, and even if they do sololearn doesnt teach them well. they dont teach you about networking and networking is what we wanna learn
No programmer has EVER made Python so fun to learn and easy. You have to be the best Python teacher ever. I am certified already in Python, but you nailed it without the weird accent and subject jumping. Your awesome man!!
Roland Whizzly: I just use some of python standrad functool module stuff. Harry Potter: But Hermiona says, we should use Common Lisp standard library facilities. Hermiona: I just found, in the forbidden section, that we can create our own lisp spells. He Who Must Not Be Named: I CAN REDEFINE MY INTERPRETER TO EMPOWER MY SPELLS AGAINST YOU MY LANGUAGE-FOLLOWED ENEMIES, EVERY NEW INTERPRETER IS MY NEW GREATE HORCRUX!
I just picked up my programming books i bought some years ago. I set a 3 year goal for myself to learn as much as i can. After 3 years id like to be proficient enough to get a job programming. Its the first long term goal ive ever set for myself. This video is awesome. Thank you. I wish i could like this more than once.
Man I’ve watched python coding videos like a dozens of them so far but none of them was clear and simple just like this bearded fellow’s video thank you pal I finally interested in python now A subscriber from Saudi Arabia ❤
this video was really helpful i started python programing right know and instead of a course that would make me have to pay plus having the risk of not understanding this is super explicit, acessible, easy to understand and captivating, keep the good work!
Dear Chuck, I am from Singapore. Thank you for providing a free course on python coding. I am 55 years old and after watching your youtube teaching on python coding, I manage to overcome my fear of coding.
It's a great video man! Certainly will remember you and this video one day when i mastered python! Written on 04 December 2022 (Need to write the date just in case😃)
Hey is anyone else having the problem with the lab, where all you have access to is the bottom blue section of the lab. But the white segment where you're meant to do the prompts and such isn't there??
@@tdavetech6711 ......I know right...lol, give Chuck a break, he xant teach everything, good CCNA course is Jeremy IT Lab, guys pretty solid too but Chuck is funnier and he makes things so much easier to grab.
i'm a semester into a software engineering course at university and they took all the fun and passion I once had about coding, and burned it. Watching this video with a teacher with so much enthusiasm who can explain tings in a great way really helps to ignite that passion again!
I enjoy the way you teach. You're very interactive, energetic and you break things down as if you're speaking to a child and I enjoy that. It makes me overly attentive and less overwhelmed and I feel like I definitely could learn and master coding in no time!
Stumbled upon this video to learn my very first coding language in my free time when I know nothing about it. By the end of this video I understood everything that was covered. Subscribed and will be watching the rest of the videos!
@@sleazy_voiceovers The link is in the description that reads "Free Python lab". You have to make an account though which it iS free and then it lets you access it. To be honest I did have a little problem with getting it to look exactly like his since I'm still new to this whole thing so I used the IDLE that came with downloading Python from their website. It's very simple and it is the same thing as Chuck's. I hope that helps!
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0:00 ⏩ Intro
1:23 ⏩ FREE Python lab
2:39 ⏩ your FIRST Python code (hello world)
3:20 ⏩ What is Python?
4:16 ⏩ DEEP DIVE: Hello World!!
4:43 ⏩ “Strings”
6:35 ⏩ #Comments
8:22 ⏩ Erros in Python
10:30 ⏩ “””multi-line strings”””
11:42 ⏩ Add strings together (concatenate)
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What that Chuck? I just now realized this IS the first for python lessons here. Let's do this!!!
Please keep the series continue because I need it bro 🥺🥺🥺🥺
Hai chuck. Keep doing don't miss python modules uses for hacking.💓💓
He has a gift for teaching and getting you excited about learning.
Agreed hed make a great college proffesor.
This is true he is very helpful
I want his private lessions, that dude always maked me wanna study. thumbs up Chuck!
You forgot to mention excited about coffee
Agreed!!!!!
Dude… I have ADHD and you are literally the only person ever to keep me engaged to learning code without me having to pause and reset my focus every two minutes. The enthusiasm and camera angle changes are so important to keep people like me engaged. Congratulations lol. Loved this. Want more. Subscribed.
Pretty sure he has ADHD as well LOL
Another ADHDer here, one minute into the video and I was thinking: "Hey, this is great. Also, maybe next time he should break the Ritalins in half" xD
check out How to ADHD she is awesome and super fun to listen too (she talks fast)
@@mauzeking6661 Yeah, she's a fricking heroine. Her channel is one of the first I subscribed to in RUclips. Awesome information.
And I sometimes listen to her videos at a speed of 75% xD
bruh fr.. i have adhd too. i tend to speedup videos in order to make those two minutes count.
Dude, please continue this python training series. I think you do hell of a job explaining the concepts.
Hes sooo good, funny and very detailed i loved it
Please!
For sure he has a great energy!
do you think he knows more apart from knowing to play around with strings? lol
Agreed!
I did struggle a lot to learn Python. I wasted 6 months with complicated tutorials online.
What changed everything to me was learning through very basic books. You need to walk before you can run.
Once I got the basics right, learning Python and everything else became much easier.
Edit: For those asking about the books, the best basic one is Javascript In Less than 50 Pages.
It`s about Javascript but it is the fastest to learn the conceps that will be useful in any programming language.
Then I would definetly recommend A Smarter Way to Learn Python. Your knowledge will transform.
nice
What is the smarter way to learn python
Do you have the names of those books?
What are the books you used?
What are the books you used?
Me: Starts learning Python
Chuck: You need to learn python!
Thanks man.
So true for me as well hahahaha
Same here. I started last week 💪🏻
Same for me too 😂
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You made a 17-minute video feel like 5 minutes. I can't wait to learn more. Thank you!!
I said the same thing. I was like wait that’s the end. His videos always go by fast.
I was actually blown away to find out that this was 17 minutes. It felt like 5 for real
I begin learning python in a month or so, I'm a total noob at python, looking forward to future videos as usual, such an epic teacher.
@jam53ice WHY AM I also learning it at the same time and then his video came ;-;, The god knows or we can say chuck knows!!
Been there, you got this! Persistence is important as learning to program for the first time can seem impossible. Best of luck.
Learn the damn python. Not kidding. I have forgotten most of it. Learn it. You need it.
You literally just made it so simple to understand all this. I signed up for a course and I have to keep going back and re-read just to get the understanding of python and here I watch your video and I get it right away. You really need to be a teacher and teach a course cause you make it real easy to get this stuff
You might be the best teacher on planet earth (for me), because your energy, clarity, and push to get students doing it along with you, without seeming harsh... wow!! Amazing content @NetworkChuck !!!
yeah that's right
this is amazing, Chuck, I would love a full course on Python from you!
gonna take like 4 years if hes gonna upload one 15 min video a month
@@someporter lol
YES I WAS WAITING FOR THIS , I already started teaching myself but this will help so much
Same here🔥
+1
Me too
Same here too 💪🏻
same here 😎
You have covered almost 1 hour lecture in just 17 minutes with your super speed and unique teaching technique, I haven't used python ever nor installed it in my computer but I can surely explain what you just taught to anyone easily. Good job Coffee Chunk!
I'm in my third year of learning Java at Uni, and only recently started learning Python as well. Excited to see where you take this Chuck!
Yeah I don't understand Java now lol
You’re going to love it!
Add Some Extra Practice in it.and end of the episode add a quiz for us.
That is definitely coming.
@@NetworkChuck how many weeks does the course goes on...and how many vdos will u upload per week??
@@NetworkChuck i watch the python series from paul mcworther and he did that, it is a good idea
I've tried learning python before but every course or RUclips tutorial style is super serious and I just couldn't follow along. Love the way Chunk teaches things.
Just started learning Python, and even though Moonpreneur is usually geared towards kids, I find their focus on beginner-friendly tech concepts really inspiring. This video breaks things down in such an accessible way-it’s perfect for anyone at the start of their coding journey. Excited for the next episode.
Chuck, this is really helping me understand the, quite intimidating, field I am about to dive into. Your attitude is great and you're a pleasure to watch/listen to your breakdowns & instruction. Thank you for putting your passion out there for us!
I've been wanting to get back into coding since i left high school but i could never get energized enough to enjoy it. Being encouraged to pause and try things for myself was absolutely amazing. Fantastic work!
hi how are u , can u please show me the way to have the colored python used in the video the one that iv'e got from the official python is in black and white
@@lanlwen2409 it doesn't matter buddy.. all are the same and it's just for beauty.. they make no difference and a wrong code comes with red underline and using different theme still gives the underline so no worries
Eagerly waiting for part 2!! This was a great start, thank you so much!
I've been searching for an online course like this all over the internet. this is perfect, the clarity, the encouragement, the excitement. thank you so so much!
I never felt any distraction or laziness while watching his video. That's called real teaching skill in a very fun way and keeps the audience engaged.
This reminds me of “Microsoft Basic” or any other “DOS” based programming language. Someone once said “DOS” was Dead. I guess someone brought it back with a new engine under the hood. I always got excited when I programmed. I learned buy copying lines of code out of a magazine. This makes me wish I didn’t throw those magazines out. I would have had hours of fun trying to adapt them to Python.
10 Print "Hello World!"
20 Goto 10
How many shop assistants got pissed of with that simple little code....
I started with Q Basic, die hard c and cpp fan.
Im gonna be completely honest, I was only looking for coding programs so i could just try random things with it, but after seeing this video, Im taking this way more seriously!
I am 56 and now learning about computers, your videos are awesome and so helpful.
RUclips is just fun, delivers content at the right time
I just started to learn python a day ago..
all the enthusiasm and editing coming from him is just too good! he can keep me very focused at learning, still haven't seen the other episodes but i sure will be getting a lot of knowledge from this
You have reignited the programming learning flame that I had lost for almost 5 years. Appreciate the honest work mate. Looking forward to future learning opportunities with you.
Cheers!
Changing career to IT but have alwys gotten scared of programming language. Only to watch this and I am already saying ha? Is it that easy? You the man👌
I had a older friend that was teaching me HTML as a teenager and he made it so easy to learn. Now several years later I’m trying to get back into coding I’m so happy to have found your RUclips. You make this so easy. Thank you.
Do some projects; a username/password, a short text-based RPG game, a Tweet letter counter that counts each letter with a limit of 150 letters, a grocery list where you can add and delete food items. Start simple and then gradually add more features.
The real challenge comes when it's time to solve problems by writing your own algorithms. You'll need to know how to fuse everything together from what you've learned in order to find solutions. Try to solve the Fibonacci and the Fizzbuzz problems using Python. These are good benchmarks to determine where you stand. I can't post the links, but search for them.
You can also use any version as long as it's 3.x. The current version is 3.10.5, but it will still work. Most are minor improvements except the new f-string (3.8 introduced it and it's better than concatenating) and switch-case statement (3.10 introduced it and it's an alternative way to write If/Elif/Else).
Learn HTML and CSS together as they go hand-in-hand. The former is the easiest while the latter is the most challenging yet the most rewarding because it makes your website beautiful by adding font styles, colors, shapes, photos, etc.; you're the best Hollywood plastic surgeon! Afterward, learn Javascript. It adds behavior to your website which CSS can't do. Behavior as in interactivity; if you move your mouse cursor to a photo of Belle Delphine, that photo will change to a photo of The Rock. Or if you move the cursor to a line of text, that text will change to a 100px font size and have a pink background with alice blue text.
JS will be the most difficult to learn because it involves programming. However, you can still be successful just being focused on HTML and CSS. There are demos of devs who have made some pretty hot websites without JS. HTML and CSS are enough to make stylish websites as I have seen some really great ones, but it all depends on your CSS skills.
For HTML, focus a lot of time on learning div, forms, lists, and spans.
For CSS, focus a lot of time on learning Grid and responsive design because there are billions of people around the world who browse on their phones.
All the best!
Datz really super cool
You teach better than my teacher❤️
Can't wait for the other lessons
I really do appreciate your enthusiasm during your each and every session. That's what keeps the viewer occupied. Keep going, Chuck! 👏
I subscribed because I have never seen anyone doped up on coffee. Good work man
I wish the other tutorials were like this. Thank you! You broke things down in very understandable and passionate and fun ways.
Thank you Chuck. As a current IT professional there’s always a drive and a need to learn new technology and skills. Thank you for making these new ideas accessible.
Wow perfect timing! I was just about to start learning Python to add to my networking and cybersecurity studies. Great video! Looking forward to the upcoming episodes in this series!
I can feel your enthusiasm through the screen. I've watched several videos and yours is the first one that made me feel like I'm actually learning something.
This is so timely. I’m a Cloud Engineer and have been trying to make the jump to Sr or Principal and all my interviews go well until I’m asked to code.
Coding is probably my weakest point as I came from a SysAdmin background and I mainly know shell, but Python is something I’ve been meaning to and needing to pick up.
It's timely for all of us, because we all need to learn Python RIGHT NOW!
You are among many others, I too come from a generalist Sys Admin, Support background I began with DOS way back in '96, also did some HTML/CSS but coding is a definite benefit!
I somewhat enjoy programming but the coding tests they give you are tasks you'd never would be interested to try on your own time lol always annoying
"Learning python is like learning magic ✨"
I totally agree cause I am a magician 🔥🔥......
You are a fantastic teacher. Well broken down into small easy steps with solid explanations.
Really appreciate you!
You sir, are absolutely Effing brilliant! Your enthusiasm is infectious! I must say though, SOMETIMES, i feel like youve started in the middle of a sentence, almost like youve already spoken about what your about to talk about.
I've been watching your videos for a short while now, and I have to say that I love your energy! It's what keeps me watching.
Thanks for teaching cool things!
Love your teaching style. As a data guy, you've helped me a ton over the past year on networking/infra focused topics. Much respect and thank you!
I can already tell this series is going to be fantastic.
use def sum(a, b):
return (a + b)
a = int(input('Enter 1st number: '))
b = int(input('Enter 2nd number: '))
print(f'Sum of {a} and {b} is {sum(a, b)}')
Hey Chuck your enthusiam for learning Python is contagious. You have a gift for explaining complicated programmes and making it look easy. 😎
Yeah fr!
This is AWESOME!!! Thank you, Chuck. A comprehensive Python course from you would be high on the list of dreams......
I love how you are genuinely excited about teaching these subjects. You break everything down perfectly so even my kids are able to understand. You’re awesome 🤘
this is like the fastest teaching i have ever learned, going into other videos, they going to explain same thing to you but additional 1-2hours trying to make it complex while here everything is straight,fun,easy to understand, and faster. basically time saver
I'd love to see a more practical example of how you could use python to automate some day to day IT/Network admin work. Looking forward to the rest of the series! Goodlooks bro
Feeling proud for choosing python as my first programming language
Well it's an easy programming language to start off on. I have 2 years experience of Python programming. Just expect Python to be slow, because Python is an interpreter based language. And interpreters compile your code as your script runs. But when you keep on running your scripts it will make a folder called "__pycache__" which will contain compiled Python code, which would run faster than normal Python code.
While programming languages that have to be compiled to run are faster, because all of the code is compiled for the computer to know what to do.
There are other versions of Python like Jython which is Java based, and Cython which is C based. Python itself is a C based language created in 1989.
@@pyp2205 thanks for the info : )
Same! Coding in Python for 2 years now
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@Tah BOO Well as I mentioned, Python is an interpreter based programming language. Which the code gets complied as the script runs. While compiler based programming languages run faster because the code is translated into machine code before the script runs. But Python makes a folder that contains compiled code. Which means when you run it, it would be faster because all the code is translated into machine code. Which it wouldn't need to be compiled when the script is running.
Love it. Thanks for the great intro to Python! The last language I remember learning was MS-DOS so this is great!
@Elven Justice yes! I’m sorry, the language was BASIC and CD:/ and DIR will be burned in my memory for life.
man you're A LITERAL GODSEND! cheers and may you have a blessed and fulfilling long life
The perfect balance of comedy and actual learning. The funny explanations carried out in a conversational way make it easier to grasp something the first time. I have a basic foundational knowledge but I have abandoned so many courses before, very quickly and I think I'm here to stay.
I feel like I’m going to learn so much through this series :)
Same 👍🏻
prblm is im waiting for a month now no video is uploaded .
i will wait even if it takes a decade the intresting hello world i have ever seen awesome work
Same💯
This is amazing. I really enjoy learning from you. You’re an amazing tutor. Look forward to watching your videos. Thanks!
You are watching a Master at work in his element. Teaching is a gift and this man is ootw. To make something so technical and complex for most people and turn it so digestible … outstanding
This guy is amazing we should do whatever it takes to protect him and coffee
😂
@Maks Post :D
Hey Chuck, thanks for intro to Python as I am starting my career change and will be needing this 😀. Making easy and fun to follow helps alot.
Thanks again.
hey, how is it going
Please continue this! It was a perfect way to explain the concepts and I love the way you teach!
I have been learning the basics of python coding from various other sources and to be able to tune into this video and already know most of the basic things you have showed has showed me the progress I am making! I appreciate all the content you put out about everything in our field of work! You have been a great role model for me and the younger generation coming in, I am looking forward to finishing this python coding series with you.
A great video. The old programmer in me was waiting for a for loop and array string, but this was a great refresher for my brain. 🙂
I wish I had this guys videos in my life way sooner! You really make me excited to go to school and do my homework lol. And whenever I need a break from my homework I make some coffee and watch one of your videos. Just adding more IT skills to the bank!
Great tutorial, can't wait to see part 2! Also I noticed you misspelled "Errors in Python" at 8:22. 😃
I swear you are the best in the industry, south africa approves... Thanks Chucks
We want more videos like this. I was about to start learning Python and this video gave it all. Thank you!!!
I hope you continue this course! I really want to learn python, and you make the learning fun 🙂
I got motivated to learn, please keep it up! 😁 waiting on episode 2 🙂
I never thought, in my line of work, that I would ever need to know, well, anything about computers. ( I'm a "carpenter/maker") but darn it Chuck, when is episode 2???
I'm a new subscriber but have had a couple of sleepless nights already because it is just so difficult to stop watching
Hmmmm
Amazing, your tutorial is really great, please don't keep us waiting for the next episode.
You do a great job sir
Thank you
I've been using Solo Learn to teach myself Python, so seeing you make a series is awesome and will probably help me out. Even if just as a refresher ^_^
i used to learn with sololearn too but its too bad, i would recommend w3schools
@@ripples2491 Good enough to learn the basics ^^
@@Blentux basics dont help in anything, and even if they do sololearn doesnt teach them well. they dont teach you about networking and networking is what we wanna learn
No programmer has EVER made Python so fun to learn and easy. You have to be the best Python teacher ever. I am certified already in Python, but you nailed it without the weird accent and subject jumping. Your awesome man!!
Any one else relize that every thing he told us to type was already avaliable if we pressed tab😂😂😂
So excited for this course! I'm ready to learn some Python!
"why python Is magic"
Meanwhile harry potter:
"Guys i learned a new spell, Is called python"
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Pàrsel is for talking to Pythons 🐍
Roland Whizzly: I just use some of python standrad functool module stuff.
Harry Potter: But Hermiona says, we should use Common Lisp standard library facilities.
Hermiona: I just found, in the forbidden section, that we can create our own lisp spells.
He Who Must Not Be Named: I CAN REDEFINE MY INTERPRETER TO EMPOWER MY SPELLS AGAINST YOU MY LANGUAGE-FOLLOWED ENEMIES, EVERY NEW INTERPRETER IS MY NEW GREATE HORCRUX!
ayo nagini pull up 😆
I just picked up my programming books i bought some years ago. I set a 3 year goal for myself to learn as much as i can. After 3 years id like to be proficient enough to get a job programming. Its the first long term goal ive ever set for myself. This video is awesome. Thank you. I wish i could like this more than once.
A all in one video... Very informative and interesting. This is my first step into programming
who else is here in 2024
Yup. 2024 I'm 40 and I wanna learn
Hi I am here
😅 40 its great number
here my BSCS course, i want to be good at it
Can you do a tutorial on how you make your videos, covering the whole process, especially scribbling over the videos!
@@aspecty9413 Bhutanese!
Man I’ve watched python coding videos like a dozens of them so far but none of them was clear and simple just like this
bearded fellow’s video thank you pal I finally interested in python now
A subscriber from Saudi Arabia ❤
Love your videos but pretty disappointed that you offer “free” labs but have no way to access them. Be awesome if you could fix your links.
Can confirm that python is a really good skill to have.
Of course. Just look at most of the job requirements.
Idont get how to use your lab? it doesnt open up like it shows in video??????
It might be updated
Gotta use your brain. We simply need a coding platform such as Visual Studio Code - The most popular shell today I think besides our terminals.
this video was really helpful i started python programing right know and instead of a course that would make me have to pay plus having the risk of not understanding this is super explicit, acessible, easy to understand and captivating, keep the good work!
how going after 6mo?
1:59 yea but how do I get there
Awesome!!! I love the teaching style!
I’m learning python! So amazing!
Thanks Chuck!
The moment I have been waiting for.
Same
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Dear Chuck, I am from Singapore. Thank you for providing a free course on python coding. I am 55 years old and after watching your youtube teaching on python coding, I manage to overcome my fear of coding.
It's a great video man! Certainly will remember you and this video one day when i mastered python!
Written on 04 December 2022 (Need to write the date just in case😃)
I'm a bit confsued. How did you access the free python lab?
Hey is anyone else having the problem with the lab, where all you have access to is the bottom blue section of the lab. But the white segment where you're meant to do the prompts and such isn't there??
yeah idk why he took it away
probably just to make money
This "free" Lab is not free... Wants we to purchase academy access to enter this course
Gotta use your brain. We simply need a coding platform such as Visual Studio Code - The most popular shell today I think besides our terminals.
Hey man , just make an account on replit, It's basically the same.
For real bro
Ur the best programing teacher,
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But I have finished all the EPISODES!!!
U should make more of these
when you know all the basic stuff already so you have to wait until it gets more advanced :')
Yeah, I feel that. Gotta catch everyone else up first.
So true! Thank you Chuck!!!
Well if it’s anything like his CCNA course you’ll be waiting for a while..
@@tdavetech6711 ......I know right...lol, give Chuck a break, he xant teach everything, good CCNA course is Jeremy IT Lab, guys pretty solid too but Chuck is funnier and he makes things so much easier to grab.
S/o to homies who've already learned Python.
homie here !!!
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@@dontbetoxic4387 Yoooo
um guys? wheres the free python lab?
Edit: It needs me to pay apparently
I like how he explains what to do in detail while keeping t entertaining and simple enough fo me and others to take notes very good vid
i'm a semester into a software engineering course at university and they took all the fun and passion I once had about coding, and burned it. Watching this video with a teacher with so much enthusiasm who can explain tings in a great way really helps to ignite that passion again!
I enjoy the way you teach. You're very interactive, energetic and you break things down as if you're speaking to a child and I enjoy that. It makes me overly attentive and less overwhelmed and I feel like I definitely could learn and master coding in no time!
Stumbled upon this video to learn my very first coding language in my free time when I know nothing about it. By the end of this video I understood everything that was covered.
Subscribed and will be watching the rest of the videos!
Hey how can you access the coding lab as its hard for me to findd it do you have a link at least?
@@sleazy_voiceovers The link is in the description that reads "Free Python lab". You have to make an account though which it iS free and then it lets you access it. To be honest I did have a little problem with getting it to look exactly like his since I'm still new to this whole thing so I used the IDLE that came with downloading Python from their website. It's very simple and it is the same thing as Chuck's.
I hope that helps!
This is great for visual learners. Idk how to explain it but this is the best video I've watched so far.