I like your style of delivery! Id definitely buy a course from you! Thanks for the video

This is the best python mechanism of action explanation I've seen on the internet

My kid died because I did not find this sooner

Im the type of person who has to learn it from a very high level first then, the rest should fall into place. This fills a lot of gaps that ive had in getting started with python. Im new to this but again, I need to see the big picture first. Im an old network guy who mastered networking years ago. Been shying away from network automation but its what's here now and literally in my face at the workplace. Excellent explanation. Well done!

This is so clear and informative i like to know whats going on to understand later how things work even if i wont go deep to these codes. Thank you for this

I need help I'm studying the freecodecamp course, and when i type the following code for the conditional exercise x = 0 y = 10 if 0 == x: if y == 10: print('YES') the output in the VS code terminal is Syntax Error however when I run it in python itself or an online compiler, it runs successfully and prints YES I need help :(

pls could you tag the links to the for loop videos you said we should go watch first.

Thank you Karim, excellent video! Why do interpreters convert source code to machine code one row at a time unlike compliers that convert the entire file all at once and what is the consequence of this difference?

well explained. thank you

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Thank you sir.👍

Great explanation! Thanks for sharing your knowledge in such an easy to understand way

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Thanks for this and thanks for all comments! So starting out as a front end developer going into UX, I’m now (sort of) tired of that and web. The market is bloated with those kinds of skills and building apps has slowed down. So I stand between sharpening my React skills or simply ditch that and jump into Python. Taking a Udemy course now which is great so far. I also think JS and Python are good to know in tandem. But here’s the crux so to speak. I’m not a genius at math but I like programming and have done so in JavaScript a fair bit. I like Python for its diversity but then again each tool for the right job, can’t use it for everything effectively I’ve been told. So if I don’t get into ML or data science, if math is crucial there or companies require BsC in those - can Python work for cybersecurity, embedded systems, web, etc? I believe it can but is it valid to master Python, thinking long term and being relevant for hiring while looking at the market? Web today is all HTML, CSS and JS which I’ve done quite a bit. It’s tiresome with JS and their libraries. It never ends. (I’ve been thinking of doing cybersecurity as a career change or IoT) Ps. I’m now 46 so I want to make a “smart switch” for the rest of my career. 😅

Thanks bro

Thanks for the information this is what needed to start with anything in IT , Please make more and more videos on basics

Please is there any website I can be getting codes to be practicing on?

I wonder whatever happened to him. I was eagerly awaiting the Python Socket course.

Definitely one of the best teachers on here. Way better than the way the Google course explains it.

This guy is a great teacher! I'm taking Programming Logic through college and it is confusing. After watching this Afternerd I get it!

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Your way of explaining things is really clear and easy to understand! Thank you so much

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Late to the party, but pretty much instantly subscribed. Clear, to the point, minimalist yet highly effective visual aids.

This was awesome! Thank you!

Nice Explanation. Very impressive tutorial for me. Now I learnt How Interpreter works. Thanks a lot..!

Thank you. Great vid.

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Wonderful video! You explain it so nicely and it is easy and interesting to follow. thank you so much for making it!

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What book or where do i learn as an accountant and not into programming?

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This nailed it!!! Happy to found this channel!

I'm going for data analysis for job wise I started learning from w3 schools and KZfaq still have long ways to go !

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Been learning python for 5 or more months but I just can’t do it. I keep trying and I will keep doing it but I just can’t get passed the basics. In code wars in alright on 8KYU, but when I get to 7KYU it’s a new world, I see double modulus, millions of brackets, Jesus Christ. I need help.

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if im learning the front end developing path...where does python come in to play? Bc i know usually its HTML, CSS, JAva, React on most coding bootcamp/self study. How do I approach this? my ultimate goal is to get a dev job and eventually build SaaS later on and AI etc?

wow! thanks so much. the logic behind the while loop has been my problem until today.

how long to get a job ? = 1-learn python (7-8 MONTH) , 2- learn how to take an interview(1-2MONTH) == So around a year

thank u i understood well

finally a great explanation!! thanks a lot :)

if i want to get an internship what should i need to know to not struggle? what level i need to be on? will it take me 6 months to learn the concepts for internships?

Hi, to be frank, this does not help me to understand different python path or environment. There are several python versions in my MacBook. But it always report errors when I use python in different IDE, like Rstudio, VsCode, or terminal. Very confusing when I run into such error warnings.

So cool!

Great explanation, thanks