Thanks. But it would be better using common language to show the comparison rather than for the viewers to figure out what is genezio ?

Any idea why I can’t get this to play in my browser? The HTML loads but the snake doesn’t move.

terrible PEP8 practices here and this is laughable to teach people to code an entire program without incremental testing.

More genezio than the actual comparison. You minutely touched main topic.

without a doubt, the best crash course i got.

I got 10 years of experience of html

Can it work without people

Watching in 2x but feels slower than c++

I feel like the mistake of what many instructor make, they fail to really 'teach' and 'explain.' Coding is like, function within function, within function. Your brain just get fried. It's necessarily to really 'explain' what's going on. Whenever I teach, I always make an effort for visual flow chart, it really explains where everything is heading. You put the title as 'beginners,' but to me it feel like like 'intermediate,' because you're kinda and kinda not explaining it. When people put the title as beginner, every details should be explain. I can see where everything is heading, but with my beginner base knowledge, my brain straight up got fried attempting to figure out where all the functions, loops, and variables were going. It reflects the popularity of the video, I would change the title to 'intermediate.' base on how you were explain and pasting.

As someone who knows 4 programming languages, this video was helpful. Almost all python videos are for beginners and explain basic programming concepts rather than python specifically.

Bruh.

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Great timing of this video. I needed to scrape lot of data for my rag.

after watching: After watching the video => ChatGPT is better than Copilot (related to answers) But I think we need to make different cases, and Using chatGPT API for both. To get a bettere answer.

hi bro .. please bro how i contact you ?

LOL

I wish you could do a similar video for PyTorch, C and Java one day. handy!

I seem to watch lots of your videos on freecodecamp, am i right sir? Your contents are worth subscribing Keep up the good work❤❤❤❤

Awesome ❤🎉

Woo! It worked! And for goofballs for whom it didn't work, welcome, welcome to going back to the installer to install pip! Cause I know ya'll didn't go back and go to "custom install" of python! Either that or there's something severly wrong with your computer's.

This is probably one of the most excellent videos on youtube serving to explain hundreds of syntax usage questions for those of us just learning Python. It "talks" fast, so I will surely review this several times. I am rather experienced in programming, but must say that, despite hearing so often how easy Python is, I'm not finding it all that easy because it is so different from all my programming experience. I bought several highly recommended books, yet they often don't answer my basic questions, and when I hunt for many things in the index, so often nothing is there!!! I see now that there is so much in Python that a more complete book surely would require 1000 pages. Anyway, a big thanks for so generously providing this help to us all! Gee, so far, I find it so much easier to revert to older languages...

Lip sink it’s not very good

This is cool! All the different subscriptions can get expesnive.

Link doesn’t work btw

here in 2024 - it works and its so cool! Thank you for the video!

For this give me the source code please

How i import pygame in Vscode?

How do I remember the syntax for a job interview?...

Hi i want to Collab with freecodecamp and make a course and promote my work?? Can you help and i also want to collab with you

Thank You!, FreeCodeCamp

If only there was a horror/comedy movie or TV series starring Beau. I would watch that 24/7 365. Love this channel

🙏🏻

As expected freeCodeCamp exceeds expectations

Amazing...

Cool!

Hi Beau Carnes I am publishing a new course in my coding KZfaq channel and I want to share it in FreeCodeCamp channel as well. Hope to hear from you ❤

Thank you so much

Pretty interesting!

Ok, from someone who has a very basic programming knowledge, this video was SUPER helpful. Seeing all these examples made everything so clear, your work is unbelievable

Thanks for sharing Will create a project using this service

Great video on web scraping. I highly appreciate if you creat a complete course or playlist on web scraping ❤

I thought it was a joke but it really works.

I put here update patch for 2024: 1. SyntaxError: Error parsing /home/runner/Test1/package.json: Expected double-quoted property name in JSON at position 375 Open package.json add new line "type": "module" under the "description": "". Do not forget add , after "description": "". Example: { "name": "nodejs", "version": "1.0.0", "main": "bot.js", "scripts": { "start": "node .", "test": "echo \"Error: no test specified\" && exit 1" }, "keywords": [], "author": "", "license": "ISC", "dependencies": { "@types/node": "^18.0.6", "discord.js": "^14.14.1" }, "devDependencies": { "node": "^16.20.2" }, "description": "", "type": "module" } 2. .replit error - A file or folder with that name already exists Click 3 dot on top right, search .replit file and open it. Do not delete anything 3. If bot not going active when running program (probably it is will happen), change .replit file like that: entrypoint = "bot.js" modules = ["nodejs-20:v8-20230920-bd784b9"] hidden = [".config", "package-lock.json"] [gitHubImport] requiredFiles = [".replit", "replit.nix", "package.json", "package-lock.json"] [nix] channel = "stable-23_05" [unitTest] language = "nodejs" [deployment] run = ["node", "bot.js"] deploymentTarget = "cloudrun" ignorePorts = false run = "npm start" Send reply if need more help about that

I loved this video! Thanks Beau!

Can we have a Java version of this video?

I Have just deepen more my Python knowledge with this video. Wow! Thank you!

thank you sir,this video helps me a lot!

The stages involved in solving problems using Python syntax are understanding the problem, designing a solution, writing the code, testing the code, and debugging if needed. To learn them in just 25 minutes through a tutorial, one can focus on basic concepts, practice Python exercises, and attempt coding challenges to enhance skills and logic abilities.

It seems like there might be a typo or some unclear phrasing in your question. I'll try to understand it and provide an answer. You might be asking about the stages of identifying and solving problems related to syntax and semantic errors in programming or natural language processing. Let me break it down for you. 1. Identification: The first step is to identify the errors. In programming, syntax errors are usually indicated by the compiler or interpreter, while semantic errors might not be as easily detected. For natural language processing, semantic errors can be identified by analyzing the context and meaning of the text. 2. Understanding the Errors: Once the errors are identified, it's crucial to understand what caused them. Syntax errors occur when the code doesn't follow the correct grammar or structure of the programming language. Semantic errors, on the other hand, occur when the code is syntactically correct but doesn't perform the intended function due to incorrect logic or misunderstanding of the problem. 3. Debugging: Debugging involves finding and fixing the errors. For syntax errors, you'd need to correct the code structure to adhere to the programming language's rules. For semantic errors, you'd need to review the logic and make necessary adjustments to ensure the code performs the desired function. 4. Testing: After fixing the errors, it's essential to test the code to ensure it works as intended. This step helps prevent future issues and guarantees the solution is accurate and effective. 5. Refinement: Sometimes, even after fixing the errors, the code might not be optimized or efficient. Refining the code involves improving its performance, readability, and maintainability. Remember, these stages can be iterative, and you might need to go back to an earlier step if new issues arise during the process.