Python Learning Roadmap for Beginners - This is how I learned! - Vlog 4

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  • Опубликовано: 17 янв 2025

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  • @AiAi-n2v
    @AiAi-n2v 10 дней назад

    You are heaven sent! You a great teacher, so far, I have found no one else's tutorials that are better than yours. Concise, relatable, understandable, bitesize pieces not 4 hours long. Thank you for sharing!

  • @Negative_Exponents
    @Negative_Exponents 2 года назад +16

    I just wanted to let you know that I have found your tutorials so much more helpful and informative than the tons of other code creators I've watched. I was getting so frustrated because I would follow along perfectly with the creator and at some point they would always assume what they were doing was general knowledge. It was so frustrating. Since I've found yours I continue to be amazed at that one little step that had me pulling my hair out and the relief I felt after finally grasping it. Keep up the good work.

  • @jefferyandme3741
    @jefferyandme3741 3 года назад +11

    You are a superstar in the making!! I'm coming back to tech from construction and service, and I think you are , so far, the most concise and clear teacher I have encountered. Please continue posting these amazing videos. I'm sure it takes an unbelievable amount of your time!! Thank YOU!!!

  • @xaliforniaboss357
    @xaliforniaboss357 Год назад

    Thanks!

  • @TheJacklwilliams
    @TheJacklwilliams 3 года назад +7

    Mariya! Been awhile! Always, always, ALWAYS blown away by the quality of your presentations and the delivery! Thank you, re-winding and jotting down my notes as I work on furthering my skills! Thanks so much, once again for being such a valuable resource in this journey! Consistently you rise to the top as a presenter and teacher, GREAT STUFF! THANK YOU!

  • @ktravers
    @ktravers 3 года назад +20

    Wow. I'm coming back to Python after a two year hiatus. And you were my first choice to seek out for Tutorial help. Thank you for being my teacher!

  • @silviaaa
    @silviaaa 2 года назад +4

    OMG, I´m so relived I found your channel. I was having a hard time understanding terminology and also to the whole picture of python learning. Thank you so much for explaining things so clearly!

    • @PythonSimplified
      @PythonSimplified  2 года назад +1

      Thank you so much for the lovely comment! I'm super happy to help!! 😃😃😃
      Best of luck on your Python journey! 😊

  • @dd1278
    @dd1278 2 года назад +5

    You've made learning fun..always going to remember your PAM PAM PAM example while explaining an allegedly difficult topic such as Class and OOP. I really liked how enthusiastic you really are in all your videos and quite frankly it is contagious. It forces me to quit complaining and do some actual coding. ❤️

  • @dr.emmanuelrich
    @dr.emmanuelrich Год назад +2

    You've given me so much inspiration/motivation in this video.. Sometimes after studying I feel I can't use all I've learnt.
    You make things look so simplified..

  • @davidcalebpaterson7101
    @davidcalebpaterson7101 3 года назад +5

    I agree. I've been improving a lot by creating games and apps, preferably trying to be creative and having own approach for solutions and when stuck internet helps to get some ideas which I can often also use in a different way. ( inspiration) thanks for this video, it's nice to hear your input on python learning curve.

  • @venomlovekitties
    @venomlovekitties 2 года назад +2

    Thank you for demystifying and getting hard things simplified for us. I really adore your teaching style and the way you explain python. Although there are many tutorials out there but finding a teacher like you is pretty hard. I came from VFX and art stuff by knowing that learning to code will elevate my skillsets and beneficial on a long journey.

  • @SmartNeer
    @SmartNeer Год назад +2

    You are a great teacher by far. Keep doing the great job.

  • @mihalym.6876
    @mihalym.6876 3 года назад +5

    Lucky to find you.... As an engineer father of a teenage girl asking you please compile a short video how do you started the programming, what was your first experience and what were the things that grab you and motivated you to learn more and more on this subject. I think based on your experinece, presentation style and look you are an ideal position to be able to create a motivational video for teenage girls and boys to pay attention to programming and try herself/himself out on this field. What a tremendous contribution would be to be able to help direct youngs to programming as a hobby and maybe a profession later on.

  • @whoknewinfinity1021
    @whoknewinfinity1021 3 года назад +3

    This is informative, thank you.
    I'm an electrical engineering student from South Africa. I chose Python because I want to merge programming with my career. Although I live in one of the disadvantaged places in the world where books and internet access are very expensive, I learn a lot from your channel. Thank you very much

  • @charlesriggs456
    @charlesriggs456 2 года назад +1

    I am glad my employer is paying my tuition for the Python class I am in otherwise I would drop the class and just watch this channel. Everything is explained in a way that even a bonehead like me gets it. Much better than most online resources, books, and instructors who use mathmatical equations I haven't seen in 20 years to show me the basics of Python.

  • @novicetech1
    @novicetech1 Год назад

    I was just getting to the point where I felt like I could do some useful thing with Python and then life got in the way. Now I'm looking at it again and I realize that I've forgotten most of what I learned. Thank you for being here to reintroduce me to Python. I really like how you lay things out and, hopefully, it will be easier this time around 😊.

  • @milikest
    @milikest 10 месяцев назад +2

    I think cat knows way more python tricks than I do. Great explanation. Thank you!

  • @marlenagorka5236
    @marlenagorka5236 2 года назад +4

    Love your enthusiasm! I'm starting with Python and trying to wrap my head around this, you definitely made it simpler. I saw a few tutorials now but by far you are the most encouraging to continue 😅

  • @aTt6288
    @aTt6288 3 года назад +2

    This is just awesome! The way you explain things is so simple and easy to grab. After few months in search of explanation on what to learn to become a dev, I finally found best explanation possible. Thank u so much!

  • @MJGenevroEducation
    @MJGenevroEducation Год назад +1

    This is a brilliant overview of how we can learn Python - clear and well-organized from an instructional design perspective. Well done. - Mike

  • @miraclechijioke1213
    @miraclechijioke1213 Год назад

    Gosh. Love the way you say "hi everyone" sounds refreshing every time. I replay it at least 5 times. Lol.

  • @TimeManInJail
    @TimeManInJail 2 года назад

    data analyst when i first heard about this profession I knew it was the right fit for me, I always wanted to code but never felt like making website. thanks for making this video and giving a clearer picture. Found that other uploader never break it down to the most basic for entry learners.

  • @freedtmg16
    @freedtmg16 2 года назад

    I started watching your videos about 2 weeks ago to start learning python. I already know some languages but but wanted to get a good grasp of python, and though theirs a lot of people out there I initially thought "why not learn from a pretty woman?" But after I spent time listening I really find your videos get me excited to learn, and offer a great jumping off point for my own projects. I watched first the beautiful soup and wrote 4 scripts for various websites. Then selenium, and now who knows!? But thank you for truly SIMPLIFYING python!!

  • @mohamad_subhi
    @mohamad_subhi 11 месяцев назад

    thanks thanks a lot i spend 3 years trying to understand this by myself but i've never seen anyone talking like you so i love you 🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤

  • @jeffish3549
    @jeffish3549 3 года назад +1

    Nice video!
    4:22 malinupates LOL :))

  • @rapunzelle714
    @rapunzelle714 3 года назад +4

    The visuals are extra fab in this video🤩 loving the special appearance of your cat as well. Great video to help people navigate your channel!

    • @PythonSimplified
      @PythonSimplified  3 года назад

      hahahaha thank you so much Rapunzelle! 😁
      Glad you like the graphics and the cat! I didn't even know he sneaked up on me until I got to the video editing stage 🤣

  • @wazzaaa2098
    @wazzaaa2098 Год назад +1

    I just started to learn python on my own and your lessons helping me a lot. Thank you. You are amazing :)

  • @DominikZalewski85
    @DominikZalewski85 2 года назад +2

    Another great video. I love the analogies. Makes it much easier for someone who just starts.

  • @balazssrancsik1691
    @balazssrancsik1691 3 года назад +6

    5:33 Your cat looks into the camera like someone who mastered Python already :) Awesome video, thank you very much!

    • @PythonSimplified
      @PythonSimplified  3 года назад +5

      hahahahaha I always say he's an expert in the field on mouse commands! 🤣🤣
      Thank you! 😊

  • @alien8tiv
    @alien8tiv 9 месяцев назад

    Yeah, learn by doing. I'm not a professional developer, but am interested in programming languages. It's been less than a year since I started tinkering with python and I've built Django apps, Android apps, included automation to make my work easier for myself and colleagues. Python is the best ❤

  • @ДмитрийКоролев-ч8ь
    @ДмитрийКоролев-ч8ь 2 года назад +1

    I'm learn Python because I want to switch profession to CV engineer. Thanks for your channel! Good luck from Moscow!

  • @colybwoy
    @colybwoy 3 года назад +5

    Thanks for the great videos. I'm an engineer working in the oilfield for the last 24 years and looking to upskill so that I can potentially develop my own software to increase the day to day efficiency of engineers in my field. I'll be going through your videos and hope it's ok if I ask a few questions along the way! I'm also doing a coursera python course but I like your idea of learning by projects.

  • @apmanti12
    @apmanti12 3 года назад

    hi! this is great! i tried python few years ago, but had to drop it due to lack of motivation, now my job requires it and i need to learn, but there is so much information online i dont know where to start, but you did i great break down, so thank you soo much. also 5:38 that cat is awesome and chunky

  • @riyasoni-lt9kz
    @riyasoni-lt9kz 5 месяцев назад +1

    it's so so good,i just stalking your youtube vedios... your example like "we can never find the square root of banana" was sooo funnyy!!! thank you for your guidance,i like these sooo much please make full course of python if you are agreed😇😇❣❣❣

  • @bonolokaekae144
    @bonolokaekae144 Год назад

    I've just discovered you today and I'm falling in love with your videos. Currently studying Data Science... all the way from South Africa.👊🏿

  • @Escko
    @Escko 2 года назад

    just love the way you explain things...not sure why but the way in which you express yourself makes it easier for me to grasp these concepts...thanks!!!

  • @marsbux-tech
    @marsbux-tech 3 года назад

    You have a nice knack for holding an audience's attention on a subject that could be intimidating. Thank you!

  • @miguelsantiagosuarez-casta4822
    @miguelsantiagosuarez-casta4822 7 месяцев назад +1

    Excellent explanation, well-organized, brief, concise, and highly motivational.

  • @whatandhow27
    @whatandhow27 3 года назад

    Hi Mariya! I am from Philippines, I have 2 yrs. of experience of being a clerk after I graduated BSIT and now I am studying python by self learning. This is the roadmap I have been looking for! Awesome Video ,Thanks for sharing :)

  • @FrugalHack
    @FrugalHack Год назад +2

    You're my best teacher ❤

  • @emmamarx9284
    @emmamarx9284 2 месяца назад

    You are a fantastic teacher! You be helped me understand some of these concepts that just weren’t clicking until watching your videos! Thank you sooo much 😊
    P.s. you are sooo pretty 🥹❤

  • @vxsniffer
    @vxsniffer 2 года назад

    2:07 since Python 3.10 we also have match-case statement to control flow

  • @fabrice9848
    @fabrice9848 5 месяцев назад

    @4:11 I always enjoy malinupating data. That's what I like the most about programming.

  • @juanmanuelgarciaarguello
    @juanmanuelgarciaarguello 2 года назад +1

    Great video. Simply and clear!

  • @Zessiee
    @Zessiee Год назад

    Thank you so much for just explaining this in simple terms! It's surprisingly hard to find any resources that just state what is happening without slipping into industry Jargon. Appreciate you! Thank you!!!

  • @smartyster
    @smartyster 3 года назад

    Wow such a great video! you beaut! Keep shining Mariya

  • @Lowe-Tech
    @Lowe-Tech 3 года назад +3

    This is great Info! This comes out a pretty good time for me. I just started CodeCademy and have been documenting my progess on my channel. I have dabbled in python before but I always feel like I want to hone in front end development before I jump into python. Thanks for the roadmap!

  • @andres777video
    @andres777video 2 года назад

    Great videos...! - python is the right serpent for many uses!
    Trivia : pythons can live for 30 years

  • @cookiteatit1197
    @cookiteatit1197 2 года назад

    BarakAllah you’re well spoken , I learn a lot from you .

  • @sydanaguacielos
    @sydanaguacielos 2 года назад

    I am so very happy and excited that I came across your videos!! I have wanted to learn coding for a very long time but self study just wasn't getting it for me. Watching you and learning from your explanations inspires me and helps me to keep going as I'd love to be able to teach it one day like you. You are an empowering inspiration! Thank you so much for all you're doing! 🤗💖

  • @bertmeza8673
    @bertmeza8673 3 года назад

    as student about to kick off a course in python as it relates to pentesting this was great, and encouraging. thank you!

  • @teacherandre84
    @teacherandre84 3 года назад +3

    I couldnt stop staring at the bright point on her nose. ahahha
    Anyway, great video as usual.

  • @guaparicacoder
    @guaparicacoder 5 месяцев назад

    Thank you so much for this informative video! God Bless you Mariya!

  • @GoziePO
    @GoziePO Год назад

    Thanks for the insight. I guess my next step is to work with some python libraries to create projects on my own. I've graduated from uni and gotten my first job but I still feel llike there's a lot I don't know. Here's to the future.

  • @fouezdesign
    @fouezdesign 3 года назад +1

    You know why i liked your channel and tutorials ? cause you apply the thing on practical use , like creating apps which is so far something 1% of the whole RUclips content when it comes to Python , the other 99% is just like : learn how to (something alien for the beginner that's just used in handling data , i mean how a beginner is gonna like it ?!!) ... what i'm saying please continue giving us tutorials how to apply python for everybody no matter of the speciality field is cause no one is doing it ( just repeating others tutorials ), like apps to download things from the internet , how to handle them , that's how we gonna understand /like it and use Python .

    • @PythonSimplified
      @PythonSimplified  3 года назад +2

      Thank you so much for the lovely comment, Fouez! 😀
      My main purpose on this channel is to give you lots of examples and point you in the right direction - I basically try to teach you how to learn rather than what to learn and I think this is where my channel is a bit different from others.
      It's not the best strategy for RUclips, but I know you guys will benefit much more from it!
      If you know how to build one app - you can apply the same principles to another. If you know how to use Beautiful Soup - you'll be able to understand the principles behind Selenium as well. So those principles are much more important then the modules themselves, and will keep focusing on them to make sure you can eventually apply them independently without my help! 😊
      Thank again dear! 😁

  • @dianamulyungi2375
    @dianamulyungi2375 2 года назад

    Giiiiiirl, you are full of energy. Thank you for this informative video😄

  • @ghostdevpro9712
    @ghostdevpro9712 3 года назад

    TY! I need to learn any language in general so I've started with C++ and Python. You've got a new sub with these helpful vids.

  • @TheSam0203
    @TheSam0203 Год назад

    Thank you for this guide , clears much of the confusion!

  • @МихаилСмирнов-ь6у
    @МихаилСмирнов-ь6у 2 года назад

    Thank you so much for your tutorials. Please be advised in this tutoral I noticed a misprint at 4:09.

  • @xaliforniaboss357
    @xaliforniaboss357 Год назад

    Thank u so much for this video. Thanks a lot for tips u give. U have explained everything. I am a beginner I dont know how to start. I got great idea from this video. I really thank u from my bottom of my heart. I need to change my career and would like to jump into python to get remote jobs.
    U deserved 5 star on this video
    ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️

  • @El_Adelantado
    @El_Adelantado 10 часов назад

    nice summary of python.

  • @freaklore
    @freaklore 3 года назад

    At 5:18, a chubby cat entered the room...it likely thought feed and pet me human. Nice video, you are doing great. Keep at it!

  • @gule1606
    @gule1606 6 месяцев назад

    Thank you! Nice RoadMap!

  • @louisestruwe3933
    @louisestruwe3933 Год назад

    Thank you so so much! I have an introduction to Programming course in my master and your videos help a lot with understanding the basics in a very clear way

  • @BobLHedd
    @BobLHedd 3 года назад

    My attraction to Python is it's very human readable. Coming from C-type languages, it feels more natural. My work experience is with PowerShell, which until recently was locked to Windows. I still feel like Python is more lightweight, flexible, and platform agnostic, but I'll learn more as I, um, learn more.

  • @akordova
    @akordova 2 года назад

    Que gran trabajo!!! Explicaciones precisas
    Felicitaciones desde Perú.

  • @slobodanstamenkovic6017
    @slobodanstamenkovic6017 2 года назад +1

    Thanks ! Your lessons are very helpful. Keep it up .

    • @PythonSimplified
      @PythonSimplified  2 года назад +1

      Thank you so much Slobodan! I'm glad you enjoy my tutorials! 😃 (BTW, I'll be filming a live stream with learning resources for beginners easy next week, it directly relates to this video so you might find it handy too 😉)

    • @slobodanstamenkovic6017
      @slobodanstamenkovic6017 2 года назад

      @@PythonSimplified Thanks for information ! 😀

  • @bubalum
    @bubalum 8 месяцев назад

    "TE AMO" 😍😍😍😍😍 You're the BEST OF THE BEST Python Learning source site in the WHOLE WORLD and Let me tell you that I tried more than 100 educations sources, even the Indian Guys channels and you still the BEST. Easy understand, find an easy way to explain, you make this language look so EASY...and Obviously your pronunciation and oratory is outstanding for far. THANK YOU VERY MUCH!
    HEY I know this VIDEO is OLD; but can you lear about Reflex? have you ever heard about it? I think it will be the next WEB ULTIMATE FRAMEWORK in python...Find it an Make a series of video to how work in Reflex... making a CRUD...it will be awesom 😎

  • @tomaszzdziarski9591
    @tomaszzdziarski9591 Год назад

    cool stuff,thank you for sharing

  • @peterbarasa8259
    @peterbarasa8259 2 года назад

    I am an OOPs pro after viewing your classes tutorial. Your work so presentable!!

  • @gianfrancomarcoccia1084
    @gianfrancomarcoccia1084 2 года назад

    YOU'RE THE BEST PY-TUBER, THANK UUUUUUUUUUUU

  • @ananana264
    @ananana264 7 месяцев назад

    I like you and the way you explain things. I need to hear this. Thank you.

  • @Hussein.H.A
    @Hussein.H.A Год назад

    Brilliant as usual , the reason I learned Python is because I love machine learning software.

  • @firstrenegade
    @firstrenegade 2 года назад

    Thanks for the video , I just learned python few months back but I always feel like I'm not ready , or I cant do it but your video was a good motivation now I like to start making my own bot , I'm just hopping that I can manage it

  • @hermanAfandi2u
    @hermanAfandi2u Год назад

    I'm using Python & no looking back. With more libraries, you can build anything.

  • @hillarymwole7875
    @hillarymwole7875 Год назад

    I love this woman😂😂she makes pythons so easy...more videos

  • @silvestrecamposano6317
    @silvestrecamposano6317 7 месяцев назад

    Very nice explanation.. Thank you..

  • @philosophyindepth.3696
    @philosophyindepth.3696 2 года назад

    You had summarised a lot of things and also provide a very clear picture... i m glad you are on youtube

  • @austinechuchill302
    @austinechuchill302 Год назад

    I'm from Kenya, I just like you so much, since I started following your tutorial I am a pro, thank you very much madam God bless you......

  • @jawadabbas3886
    @jawadabbas3886 8 дней назад

    python is versatile language but you explain it really good....

  • @cingero86
    @cingero86 Год назад +1

    Hi Mariya, I would like to thank you for all your videos. They were the first step to start my journey into Python. It's actually the first language I am learning. I have a request if you could include the captions so it could be translated to different languages. My niece is trying to learn as well and I think if your video were in Spanish captions she could learn with you as well. Thanks for all your time and dedication.

    • @PythonSimplified
      @PythonSimplified  Год назад +1

      Absolutely! I've just loaded captions for this video, I believe RUclips has some auto translate options for Spanish 🙂
      My newest tutorials all include captions (I figured out how to do it automatically with Adobe Premiere and ever since - captions are a must! they don't always catch the correct word, but they're usually pretty accurate).
      Thanks so much for your lovely comment! If you niece is looking for a fun project to practice Python with, I think she might like my Pygame car game tutorial 😉
      It's super colourful and everything we do with code - is visualized on the game screen, check it out (just added captions there too hahaha):
      ⭐ Create a Simple Video Game with Pygame - Step by Step Tutorial for Python Beginners:
      ruclips.net/video/W-QOtdD3qx4/видео.html

    • @cingero86
      @cingero86 Год назад

      @@PythonSimplified thanks a million!! She actually started to get interested in python because of the games. We went through a few tutorials with Ursina. I will definitely check the pygame you suggested! Thanks again!

  • @clementkinuthia5306
    @clementkinuthia5306 2 года назад

    Now that's a great start for me!!

  • @nachomartinarjol6514
    @nachomartinarjol6514 2 года назад

    Hi Mariya!! Firstly, I would like to thank you for videos. I have no experience with programming, during my college years I was taught on Fortran and basic for very basic macros on excel. I want to lear python for two main reasons: 1. I have a piece of land and I cultivate my own veggies and I want to build an automatize green house; and 2. Because I think data analysis, ML and AI are a revolution for pharmaceutical industry, where is nothing o a few implemented of this, and I want to be one of the firsts on this field. I wish you could help me with your videos.

  • @database_tips_tricks
    @database_tips_tricks 2 года назад

    Tks for these videos,we learning so much here in South Africa from them

  • @wizarJeff
    @wizarJeff Год назад

    Jambo. I just saw channel and website last week , I like the content very much. I want to learn python So that I can develop disable friendly application that can be use used in remote areas of Africa. And also come up with security system.

  • @soultribe9
    @soultribe9 3 года назад +2

    Thank youu so much M !! You're always awesome!!! What a lucky cat! 😸👸

  • @faicalghali9562
    @faicalghali9562 3 года назад

    Short and rich of informations thanks for the video

  • @mauriciopereira434
    @mauriciopereira434 2 года назад +1

    I am doing an internship with a Bioengineering professor. I am going to automate how he construct miscroscopic structures using LED and certain solutions. I have been studying for a week, this is a hard project so I am invested 100% on it

  • @Firedragon-r4q
    @Firedragon-r4q Год назад

    Your are an amazing teacher. Thank you so much.

  • @icedoc09
    @icedoc09 2 года назад

    This was very useful, thank you so much! it gives good direction and helpful constraints in an endless sea of information. Thank you!

  • @jehanzaibiqbalkhan5319
    @jehanzaibiqbalkhan5319 2 года назад +1

    Very intelligently explaining the concepts of python! please make some videos on numPy and pandas with some project!

    • @PythonSimplified
      @PythonSimplified  2 года назад

      Thank you Jehan! 😃
      I already have a bunch!
      ⭐️ My Ultimate Guide to Numpy Arrays:
      ruclips.net/video/lLRBYKwP8GQ/видео.html
      (The Numpy Opertaions tutorial is coming up in the next few days)
      ⭐️ My Basic Guide to Pandas:
      ruclips.net/video/zN2Hua6oII0/видео.html
      Enjoy! 😊

  • @cherryblossoms5970
    @cherryblossoms5970 Год назад

    Making a game that why im leaning python and i can see you really did hard work on this video impressive thanks for that.

  • @vtana1979
    @vtana1979 3 года назад

    Excellent teaching skills. Thank you!!

  • @SunDevilThor
    @SunDevilThor 3 года назад +3

    I would love to see a tutorial on using the Requests library, specifically with POST commands to build a faster bot than Selenium.

  • @kpopempire1475
    @kpopempire1475 3 года назад

    Great video! Thanks!

  • @mk84jam
    @mk84jam 3 года назад +1

    You are truely amazing, thank you for all your advice and tutorials.

  • @ederlima8823
    @ederlima8823 3 года назад

    Thanks for the tips , i'll try to do my best!

  • @quatroking
    @quatroking Год назад

    Always learning and your videos have been really helpful, cleared up the mystery of the ✨self✨ parameter and the infamous __init__ method, in about 12 minutes! 😅

  • @strivebench1673
    @strivebench1673 2 года назад +1

    Amazing!

  • @3dprints8
    @3dprints8 Год назад

    Im an IT and still thinking of looking for a potential good career, i know by following your examples i will develop my skills in programming.