Hello Dave, a fellow Kansan here. Impressive presentation. Needed some review and you covered more material than when I took my initial course. Very thorough and practical! Go Chiefs!
Never had this much interest in watching any python tutorials. I am in chapter 6 now. Looks like, with how Dave do it, I might be able to finish this 9hr long awesome well thought and well presented python beginners tutorial. Thanks much Dave and et al.
Thanks for making it all free. This gave me a massive head start before starting my university classes. On top of that, it's made so interesting and easy to follow!!! MASSIVE RESPECT!!!!!!
currently working as a software engineer using mainly javascript and golang.. and i just randomly watched this 2 weeks ago when it was uploaded.. now im halfway through the tutorial and im in love with python.. planning to upskill more and might get into data analysis after finishing this..
@@Mohamood_jama not really switching entirely, but yeah.. if given the chance of getting a data analyst/data scientist role, i would love to try.. just trying to widen my horizon. Anyway, I haven't finish this course yet.. and haven't touched any python libraries and frameworks yet.. so yeah, let's see what the future holds.
@@polis3072 I don't really know what to say because python is actually one of the easiest languages to learn. Ruby, Python, and JavaScript are the easiest. The C language and its derivations are much harder to learn with its esoteric "grammatical structure" and syntax.
As a former programming instructor I am very impressed with this course. Very clear explanations and good samples. My one complaint is with the naming of variables. As soon as there were more than one (lesson 5 is an example) it was confusing. I always told my students to include the data type as part of the variable name - strPlayerChoice or intPlayer
Whoa! This has been an amazing experience for me! Thank you so much Dave for putting together such an incredible tutorial! The breadth and depth of this tutorial is totally beyond my expectation!! And thank you so much for taking the time to go through the various ways of doing things and making the challenges (exercise projects) realistic and interesting. I particularly like how you show us how we can keep improving the RPS, haha! Oh, how can I forget to mention all those little touches such as the hot keys and the emoji, haha, love them! I must say, your tutorial is the BEST 'Python for Beginners' that I've come across on RUclips and I am so happy that I found it! If I may, just a feedback on the last 2 tutorials, especially Lesson 23, it would be good to slow down a bit and highlight where the new files should be created from. I spent 3+ hours tearing my hair out trying to figure out why my codes wouldn't run, LOL!! The error messages were of no use at all. Eventually I figured out that I created the files in the wrong location! My .env file was inside the .venv folder whilst the weather.py was outside. Wait for it... my .gitignore was also inside .venv!!!! Can you imagine my horror when I ran 'git add .'? LOL!!! Another problem I had was in setting up the .venv. I kept hitting a dead end. After a lot of researching, it turns out I need to Set-ExecutionPolicy. Also, "source .venv\Scripts\Activate" doesn't work for me but ".\.venv\Scripts\Activate" does. Once again, I'm very grateful for your wonderful course! Thank you so much!
I loved this course. Thank you, Dave! Well structured, there's a lot of useful information to work with the terminal as well. That being said, Lesson 21, and especially the last project is way above beginner level and includes concepts that are not in previous classes. So I got lost on the last project with a lot of questions. It's not necessarily a bad thing since it encourages me to learn more outside the course, but I wasn't able to finish that lesson with 100% understanding of it. I do have beginner knowledge of HTML/CSS. Thank you!
The last project is beginner level, the only concept there that he didn't teach is git and GitHub, he just showed how to push ur repo to it for deployment, the rest he taught!
Damn, I thought it was just me who sturggled a bit in the last 3. For some reason my website, searches the city's fine but the text is always 'City not found', regardless of whether its an actual city or not lmao. Still amazing course though, I agree!
Thank you!!! for the concise explanation of using virtual environments. This is just what i have been searching for. I think it would be more helpful if content providers explained the virtual environments, before getting into the python code. As most programs need the modules. So the python code function properly. Kudos!!! thanks! for the great content.
Please checkout my channel for much more explained python course currently commensing and in hindi. I use pycharm as it is more easy to build and no extension needed.
Good one!! Nice to see structured learning path kind of videos in youtube no more tutorials hell and search for the resources also no more excuses for sure.
Please checkout my channel for much more explained python course currently commensing and in hindi. I use pycharm as it is more easy to build and no extension needed.
If you run into the format save problem like me, here is what solve my problem : Add a format extension (python didn't worked for me at least) -> search for autopeg8 in extension and install and you now can right click and have the format option. Them you might have to assign (I had to) the extension as your default one -> "shift+," for option and like him search "formatter" then -> Default Formatter : autopeg8 It also says "(also modified in 'python > User')" so I also add autopeg8 there and now it worked Hope it help someone :)
the only issue with this tutorial is the subtitles. i use them because they help me concentrate better but they go straight over the important part... awesome tutorial
I can't get my "format on save" or "format on type" to work even though they are checked in the settings. I've reinstalled both python and vs code. It's frustrating because I'm a beginner and can't get started learning to code.
Good morning, Dave, I am enjoying your course but, I think it's more than just a beginner's course. Far more in depth than a true novice wanted to learn Python, or any other programming course could digest and understand in its entirety. I have watched many courses on RUclips for learning programming and they are all the same basic structure. Instructors type a lot of code and without the student having the ability to practice what is being taught. I think giving the student the ability to learn what has been taught though given prescribed questions by the instructor after each section would be a major game changer for learning. I know students could pause the course and try it on their own but, most students do not have the ability to understand computer logic and structure. Is it possible for making a course with that in mind? Just a thought, Thanks for your time.
Please checkout my channel for much more explained python course currently commensing and in hindi. I use pycharm as it is more easy to build and no extension needed.
1:37:44 Well, I've learned something new! And it doesn't work only in VSCode, apparently, but elsewhere, as well. It turns out I've been living under a rock 🤣
This course is hard to follow because of problems you can encounter. my indentation on the welcome file refused to correct itself. when i select "format with" it says download formatter. I even downloaded black formatter yet it is not correcting the error. please help me. I am still in chapter 2 trying to get formatter to work. please help me
This was a really good video. But with this being a video for beginners I will say that you you were going pretty fast I found myself struggling to keep up with some of the content as I was following along. But still this video really helped me a lot
Please checkout my channel for much more explained python course currently commensing and in hindi. I use pycharm as it is more easy to build and no extension needed.
Auto format feature for me isn't working for some reason, I've tried multiple things. I'm using MacOS Sonoma. If anyone could help me, I would greatly appreciate it.
yeah I cant get formatting working. I tried what the steps he went through, tried installing extensions like autopep8, still can't get the formatting to work.
May someone assist me ? How you are in this Lesson one directory ?I always stay in the \Users\user> directory. I am unable to go where the Python file executable and the created file is located and unable to run "py" commands. (Ref. to the beginning of this tutorial). Thank you.
If a choice is given ti forward and backward by 10 seconds each as it will save time togo back to the previous lines instead of reversing to the lesson for a revision purpose
Omg I am at 3:30:20 and he said to try to make that recurstion which counts to 10 with a loop so I did but I also figured out how to actually count to 10 :) dunno why I needed to type this in the comments but I was happy I figured it out
I have never seen such a great instructor
Best youtube channel for learning anything related to software engineering.
BRO CODE ENTERs THE chaT
I've taken several Python courses, this one is by far the most impressive and fun. Thank you Dave.
still you dont know python?🐵
why you laughing@@johndanushan
@@johndanushan lolz
Is it good for someone that knows literally nothing about coding/programming and wants to learn Python to eventually get a job?
@@johndanushan xD
I just turned this on and want to say from the beginning THANK YOU for doing all this for free.
Out of all the tutorials out there this is the best one i found
I disagree… respectfully
@@justcaleb450which one did you find more useful?
@@justcaleb450 which one doe you prefer?
Ofc he can't answer bcuz he knows, this IS the best one
Hello Dave, a fellow Kansan here. Impressive presentation. Needed some review and you covered more material than when I took my initial course. Very thorough and practical! Go Chiefs!
Never had this much interest in watching any python tutorials. I am in chapter 6 now. Looks like, with how Dave do it, I might be able to finish this 9hr long awesome well thought and well presented python beginners tutorial. Thanks much Dave and et al.
IKR, I always get intimidated and leave but I'm almost addicted to this course... I''m excited to get back to it
Is it finished ??
I just started and it's the best video I've found. It's helping me so much.
May I ask you how long do you learn Pyton with Dave, amd how many hours a day you're involved in learning? Tnx in advance 🙏
NGL, this is by far the best one yet, imagine buying udemy courses when you get this absolutely for free! 👑
Thanks for making it all free. This gave me a massive head start before starting my university classes. On top of that, it's made so interesting and easy to follow!!! MASSIVE RESPECT!!!!!!
currently working as a software engineer using mainly javascript and golang.. and i just randomly watched this 2 weeks ago when it was uploaded.. now im halfway through the tutorial and im in love with python.. planning to upskill more and might get into data analysis after finishing this..
good decision bro
Why are you switching to data analysis
@@Mohamood_jama not really switching entirely, but yeah.. if given the chance of getting a data analyst/data scientist role, i would love to try.. just trying to widen my horizon. Anyway, I haven't finish this course yet.. and haven't touched any python libraries and frameworks yet.. so yeah, let's see what the future holds.
Python is the number one language for implementing AI algorithms and AI is here to stay. So everyone, learn python today!
I am struggling with it so much I fear I am too dumb to
@@polis3072 I don't really know what to say because python is actually one of the easiest languages to learn. Ruby, Python, and JavaScript are the easiest. The C language and its derivations are much harder to learn with its esoteric "grammatical structure" and syntax.
Whenever I get bored or tired of python tutorials, this comment helps me keep going!
@@nenastemis9580 Wow! I'm glad to help people stay motivated.
I love Python so far!
As a former programming instructor I am very impressed with this course. Very clear explanations and good samples. My one complaint is with the naming of variables. As soon as there were more than one (lesson 5 is an example) it was confusing. I always told my students to include the data type as part of the variable name - strPlayerChoice or intPlayer
Whoa! This has been an amazing experience for me! Thank you so much Dave for putting together such an incredible tutorial! The breadth and depth of this tutorial is totally beyond my expectation!! And thank you so much for taking the time to go through the various ways of doing things and making the challenges (exercise projects) realistic and interesting. I particularly like how you show us how we can keep improving the RPS, haha! Oh, how can I forget to mention all those little touches such as the hot keys and the emoji, haha, love them! I must say, your tutorial is the BEST 'Python for Beginners' that I've come across on RUclips and I am so happy that I found it!
If I may, just a feedback on the last 2 tutorials, especially Lesson 23, it would be good to slow down a bit and highlight where the new files should be created from. I spent 3+ hours tearing my hair out trying to figure out why my codes wouldn't run, LOL!! The error messages were of no use at all. Eventually I figured out that I created the files in the wrong location! My .env file was inside the .venv folder whilst the weather.py was outside. Wait for it... my .gitignore was also inside .venv!!!! Can you imagine my horror when I ran 'git add .'? LOL!!!
Another problem I had was in setting up the .venv. I kept hitting a dead end. After a lot of researching, it turns out I need to Set-ExecutionPolicy. Also, "source .venv\Scripts\Activate" doesn't work for me but ".\.venv\Scripts\Activate" does.
Once again, I'm very grateful for your wonderful course! Thank you so much!
I loved this course. Thank you, Dave! Well structured, there's a lot of useful information to work with the terminal as well. That being said, Lesson 21, and especially the last project is way above beginner level and includes concepts that are not in previous classes. So I got lost on the last project with a lot of questions. It's not necessarily a bad thing since it encourages me to learn more outside the course, but I wasn't able to finish that lesson with 100% understanding of it. I do have beginner knowledge of HTML/CSS. Thank you!
The last project is beginner level, the only concept there that he didn't teach is git and GitHub, he just showed how to push ur repo to it for deployment, the rest he taught!
Damn, I thought it was just me who sturggled a bit in the last 3. For some reason my website, searches the city's fine but the text is always 'City not found', regardless of whether its an actual city or not lmao. Still amazing course though, I agree!
great refresher of python fundamentals. thanks for putting the time and effort to make the content coherent and easy to follow too
Really am new to Python programming and this the best lesson ever
He is the greatest instructor ever please continue and keep your contribution with him ever.
Thank you!!! for the concise explanation of using virtual environments. This is just what i have been searching for. I think it would be more helpful if content providers explained the virtual environments, before getting into the python code. As most programs need the modules. So the python code function properly. Kudos!!! thanks! for the great content.
Woow! I've been learning from his playlist for some time and here is it again. It's so great to see 👍
Please checkout my channel for much more explained python course currently commensing and in hindi. I use pycharm as it is more easy to build and no extension needed.
this is the best playlist so far for python
Thank you Dave for this lesson! You are a talented teacher! And thank you for teaching us how to deploy and render the project.
Good one!! Nice to see structured learning path kind of videos in youtube no more tutorials hell and search for the resources also no more excuses for sure.
he is a great great man ...
By far the best video tutorial for Python beginners
Thank you for keeping great efforts towards teaching us
A necessary, complete and useful one video python tutorial.
Please checkout my channel for much more explained python course currently commensing and in hindi. I use pycharm as it is more easy to build and no extension needed.
@@akwpythonbut i dont speak Hindi
really appreiciate how u explain every shortcuts!
I am in Chapter 5. Let's go!
Keep it up my G
Stay strong brother, practice makes perfect
Same
I think that's the one python course that i will actually get done!
If you run into the format save problem like me, here is what solve my problem :
Add a format extension (python didn't worked for me at least) -> search for autopeg8 in extension and install and you now can right click and have the format option.
Them you might have to assign (I had to) the extension as your default one -> "shift+," for option and like him search "formatter" then -> Default Formatter : autopeg8
It also says "(also modified in 'python > User')" so I also add autopeg8 there and now it worked
Hope it help someone :)
Thanks! I couldn't figure it out.
For people that can't find this exetension here is a typo this is the right one
autopep8
thhanks you're a legend
My favorite Python tutorial by far!🐍
Mine as well
The best video that i have found so far!!!
Same, because this man uses VSCode, which is free
I am really enjoying this course, thank you for all your work on it!
Thank U soo much Dave this course is great. I made it from the beginning until the End
Finally completed. Thanks for the lecture Dave.😊
Hey now you have completed then when you tevise it to implement in problem
WHAT A TUTORIAL MAN!!
One of the best python tutorial🔥🔥
It is
Thank you, I have been using python in automating AutoCAD workflow which is brilliant. great insights, thanks again
THANK YOU for the black background!
Setting up the auto format in lesson 2 isn't working for me but I am going to continue the course without it. I like it so far!
Super easy to follow along! Thanks for this course
the only issue with this tutorial is the subtitles. i use them because they help me concentrate better but they go straight over the important part... awesome tutorial
This is a great course. Thank you for your time and effort!
Format on save is not working when selecting "python" i check marked the settings
Did you find the solution?
Same
Was able to finish it,thanks Dave Gray
Thanks for providing this knowledge for free. It is very appreciated!
Python is the number 1 language for the people, who are new to programming
I can't get my "format on save" or "format on type" to work even though they are checked in the settings. I've reinstalled both python and vs code. It's frustrating because I'm a beginner and can't get started learning to code.
same issue here. will you please hit me up if you find any solutioun?
It must be a visual studio bug? Maybe there will be an update to fix. I just moved on with the tutorial without it
Same issue here, been trying to solve it for ages.
I’m in a similar spot, I’ve even tried uninstalled/ installed different extensions hoping it’d work but nothing...
Try autopep8 extension
Loved chapter 5! Thanks
Thank you very much Dave. That was a great tutorial.
I apreciated every minute of that course thank you alot, I will always follow your courses thank you 🙏
Amazing course! Thank you Dave.
I've watched ~5:48. Already I made it(?).
And i'll continue again again again again* until 100. It'll be success results or not. Thanks 😊
Coding is harder without Dave Gray,thanks FCC🎉🎉🎉😊😊
this channels booming with information
Good morning, Dave, I am enjoying your course but, I think it's more than just a beginner's course. Far more in depth than a true novice wanted to learn Python, or any other programming course could digest and understand in its entirety. I have watched many courses on RUclips for learning programming and they are all the same basic structure. Instructors type a lot of code and without the student having the ability to practice what is being taught. I think giving the student the ability to learn what has been taught though given prescribed questions by the instructor after each section would be a major game changer for learning. I know students could pause the course and try it on their own but, most students do not have the ability to understand computer logic and structure. Is it possible for making a course with that in mind? Just a thought, Thanks for your time.
Wow that’s amazing 🎉 Thank you for awesome content ❤
Please checkout my channel for much more explained python course currently commensing and in hindi. I use pycharm as it is more easy to build and no extension needed.
Format on save and format on type do not work for me. Any ideas why?
Same here. Did you figure out how to fix it?
Same here
Have you tried chatgpt?
Same problem
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Thank you so much Davy , I love your content 👍👋👌🫡🤝👏🙏🏻🫰🏻✌️
Very helpful, and well organized! Thanks
3:07:45 chapter 8 loops. 🔁
I was waiting for this. Thank you!
Super super thanks to freecode and this tutor
Please make a comprehensive Ocaml course covering Higher Order functions, modular programming, data structures, etc.
sir,python formatter is not working in my vscode? when i given a extra space but didn't work for this..what i should do?
Would be great if someone explains, I've tried autopep8 and black formatter but it doesn't work
5:56:59 classes and objects
🔴 Keep it up! Especially when it is for beginners! 👍👏
1:37:44 Well, I've learned something new! And it doesn't work only in VSCode, apparently, but elsewhere, as well. It turns out I've been living under a rock 🤣
These is only for me
05:22 - Starts Here
30:18 - Done till here
This course is hard to follow because of problems you can encounter. my indentation on the welcome file refused to correct itself. when i select "format with" it says download formatter. I even downloaded black formatter yet it is not correcting the error. please help me. I am still in chapter 2 trying to get formatter to work. please help me
Skip it move on to other lession
Did you find the solution?
I love it before watching ❤
This year is gonna be the year of python for me.
If U wanna clear your python base ur at the right place !!!
This was a really good video. But with this being a video for beginners I will say that you you were going pretty fast I found myself struggling to keep up with some of the content as I was following along. But still this video really helped me a lot
I was toggling between playback speeds to combat this.
I'm having to pause so much. It is taking me forever to get through this because of that haha.
This is for me, thank you so much
Thank you for this. Starting tonight.
Thanks 👍 it's support My learning skills was improved❤❤❤
Please checkout my channel for much more explained python course currently commensing and in hindi. I use pycharm as it is more easy to build and no extension needed.
@@akwpython okay i was checked Your channel
Dave is the best!
Auto format feature for me isn't working for some reason, I've tried multiple things. I'm using MacOS Sonoma. If anyone could help me, I would greatly appreciate it.
me too but im on windows
@Something-rg5lpsettings -> search for format on save. Note save on type available too.
same i’m also on Sonoma. Did you find a fix for it since then?
@@fxrrhxnLooks like we are all having this same issue
Anybody found a fix for auto format on windows?
I can get any job after I learn here Thankyou for teaching
Great content, could we kindly get one for Scala for beginners?
I love Python
Thanks a lot
Hi Dave, can you tell me what formatter you are using in chapter 2? Much appreciated!
yeah I cant get formatting working. I tried what the steps he went through, tried installing extensions like autopep8, still can't get the formatting to work.
Thank you so much Davy for your time & effort. Helps a lot... a Big Salute
Davy? 🤔
The autoindentation part is not working for me....
4:42:16 modules
May someone assist me ? How you are in this Lesson one directory ?I always stay in the \Users\user> directory. I am unable to go where the Python file executable and the created file is located and unable to run "py" commands. (Ref. to the beginning of this tutorial). Thank you.
THATS SO COOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL
If a choice is given ti forward and backward by 10 seconds each as it will save time togo back to the previous lines instead of reversing to the lesson for a revision purpose
You realize this feature has existed for years right? Just double click
Thanks for sharing
Thank you Dave.
Omg I am at 3:30:20 and he said to try to make that recurstion which counts to 10 with a loop so I did but I also figured out how to actually count to 10 :)
dunno why I needed to type this in the comments but I was happy I figured it out
Finally, a tutorial NOT in Mac. 🎉
Your work is great
Awesome tutorial.
great work!
Great content. Thanks
3:41:15 scope
Is there a setting to have extra space below what just ran in the terminal and PC@DAVES-Desktop?