Just started a Python course for beginners (Harvardx) and in the first class the teacher just said: open VSC and type this code. I didn't know where to get it, how to get it, if I needed to install python, how to install it, nothing. Needed to come here to learn that. Thank YOU and screw that teacher.
Hello! I just got python today and started to learn. I was sooooo confuesd about downloading python on virtua; studio code and I am so glad I found this video! You really went into detail, took your time, and went through the steps flaulessly. This really helped me and I hope to learn more from you. THANK YOU!
@@DaveGrayTeachesCode Sir, I have a question. Between using Visual Studio Code, then install Python extension and just using Pycharm straight up, which one do you think, is the better approach?
@@DaveGrayTeachesCode Well, sir, when I used Pycharm, it took up a lot of free space in my computer. I only have like 90GB in total, for Partition C on my local drive. Lucky for me, I use an SSD. Still, Pycharm took up more than 1GB in my SSD. With Visual Studio Code, this is not the case. It is a lot lighter, even if I code both NextJS and Python by using VSCode I just don't know what are the things that Pycharm has, but VSCode does not, in order to choose. I'm completely a newbie to Python. With NextJS, i've been coding it since 2018(I used ReactJS before, which was from 2014 to 2016) until now
Dave is my new favorite TH-cam instructor. I started Python with Mosh paid version (the most popular on youtube too) but then switched to Dave's course and never looked back. Why? Mosh is only focused on syntax while Dave walks you through real projects and examples and best practices on how to use the language in real life. Subed. keep them coming!
I only install a new version of Python once a year when the new version comes out, but here's a word of caution for all Windows users. I keep forgetting this and having to re-learn it the hard way. Run the setup in Admin mode. Don't take any of the defaults when you understand Python. Click the option whare you choose what to install. Be sure and add Python to your PATH, and install Python for ALL user. Do everything in admin mode. I forgot to do this and wound up having to install and uninstall three times before I finally got it right. Up till now, I have been using Sublime Text for my development, but I saw some new videos about using VS Code. I am going to try it, and this is the reason why I am watching this.
thank you so much! VS code was saying that Python was not found even though I selected the Python interpreter manually but then I followed your steps and what you said, I uninstalled Python then re-installed it with Admin privileges and when i ran the command "py -3 --version" in VS code it finally showed me the version of Python I was using. I highly advise everyone reading my comment to install Python with Admin privileges if you're facing the same problem I was facing when running that command.
Amazing thank you so much. Watched a few tutorials but none of them said you need to type 'py' at the start to actually get going... You were the first one. Now I know why python wasn't working!
This video saved me big time before an assignment was due. After watching I learned more than I anticipated/was supposed to. Either way thanks Dave, I'll be back again.
Great content, well presented & explained. As a learner half the battle is getting the confidence to keep going and I was able to follow this video and have it work exactly as shown. Thank you. Also appreciated the information about VS Code and especially using the terminal, which can be a scary place to go for a beginner. Looking forward to completing the whole playlist.
Man this was nice, im an ICT student but my school doesnt teach code and all of our school computers are busted so self studying with your vids are really helpful
I do not know if comments are read on old videos, but I have to say the step-by-step guide and your explanations are excellent. I will be liking and subscribing and look forward to learning more.
Thank you so much Dave, I was looking forward to seeing Python tutorials on your chanel, finally my dream came true, please keep making such excellent videos 😊
This was so thorough and helpful! So many tutorials that give direction with the assumption that you know certain things already, but you broke this down perfectly for a beginner. Thank you!
At first I thought this will be a next js course video but I understand why python as it is very flexible and more easy to learn programming language which will benefit many people including a lot of beginners as their first choice of programming language. Thank you very much sir.
I just started just for fun. I teach myself. This was my first code. print('Enter Name:') x = input() print ('Enter surname:') y = input() print ('Enter Father Name:') h = input() print('Hello, ' + x + ' ' + y + ' ' + 'and' + ' ' + h)
Quick tip : you can print the Enter name in the input as well meaning you can just make it x = input('Enter Name:') y = input('Enter Surname:') this will make the same execution in less lines keep going
I just started to learn this python thing and noticed that in Python 3.12 Windows version, you also have to use "python" instead of just typing "py". Not sure is it just me but it is what it is.
I actually Consumed all your Javascript, and React.js including ur Node.js Tutorials... And I can say ur teachings made me a better Developer... the Timing is perfect was about to jump on Python only to come across ur Python Tutorial for Beginners... I am so excited, I believe u would do justice to this as u did for Javascript... Looking forward to touching on Python frameworks like Django, fast API, and Flask... Thanks, Dave Dray
I'm just starting learning to code and this is great so far, but I do have one quick note. For those of you who have non-English keyboards, the keyboard shortcuts may different. For example, I'm using a Swedish keyboard and for me the shortcut for new terminal is Ctrl + Shift + ö.
I used to be learning code in python with vs code but I left because I had so much troubles with it. I checked all from the beginning and I find the problem ... Thank to you, I´m getting comfortable with the platform again and I hope I can boost my knowledge . Thank you!
I love your lessons, they are very straight forward and its easy for me to follow along. thank you so much for making these videos. I was wondering though, will you make a new python video based on the newly released python, i downloaded it and it was giving me some issues on VScode. maybe its because i don't know much. not sure really. but if there is no need to make new content that's awesome! can't wait to watch more of your videos
Dave, I'm 100% sure it gonna be great playlist once again. Thank you! suggestion: Before directly jumping into the fundamentals it would be great to know details (under the hood how python communicates and executes, and how the memory are getting occupied and freed when the variables are used). Kind of 1 therotical video dedicated to this would be helpful to understand more clearly. THANKS IN ADVANCE!
THANK YOU for this video! I am a mechanical engineer and I have managed to escape both my university studies and my professional career with NOT knowing/learning how to program. My tiny human #1 though, as I look at where the world is going, is unlikely going to be able to pull that off. So, I REALLY appreciate you making this video so that I was able to install Visual Studio Code for tiny human #1, so that tiny human #1 can start programming for real (rather than using block-based programming). One question I have though -- how did you set up your VSCode so that it will use command prompt to compile/run your Python code (rather than using Windows PowerShell)? I tried looking through the settings and it wasn't immediately obvious where and/or how I can set the command prompt as the default. Your help is greatly appreciated. Thank you.
Been trying to get python working but kept failing. It was giving me a headache lol. Your video was Amazing, its now working ok. What a fantastic learning video.
7:09 i installed python left everything default but when i type python --version in the vscode terminal it says python was not found and i also clearl selected the interpreter as you did still no luck HELP PLEASE !!!
You should use light theme on your tutorials. Some of us are using smaller screens to watch your videos. Dark screens do not display as clearly as light themes do. A large computer monitor may (in fact it does) display dark theme better than small ones do. Besides, the brightness of a large monitor can be adjusted if it is too bright.
My eyes can't handle the light mode and using light mode would generate far more complaints. This is the first request I've ever received for light mode.
Python is really nice to look at. I love JS in all of its strangeness, but I am looking forward to learning what a normal programming language feels like.
Thanks, for the tutorial you made it understandable. My question is if i want to make notes for Python or a note-taking app. What and Which app would you suggest, apart from Jupyter which am learning....
Good introduction, I've been feeling a bit lost as to which direction to take as of late. I'm still slowly getting through your CSS tutorials, but I feel that I want to try something else as well just in case it doesn't lead to much in terms of future prospects. So I think learning a programming language like Python will be useful as I know it's quite popular and there's lots you can do with it. Looking forward to getting to the stage where I can get past the basics and build some personal projects.
Thanks very much,Sir. Please teach in-depth Python programming to an expert level. I like your teaching and vivid explanation method. I've learned so much from you. Stay Blessed.
You can do that with my Node.js course: th-cam.com/video/f2EqECiTBL8/w-d-xo.html ..if you are waiting for Django or Flask with Python, we must cover the fundamentals first - but eventually 🚀
is there any complete course like js 8 Hour or other tutorials ? I see some advance stuff in these videos and It's really convenient for me to download the whole video to follow along . the only thing is I always jump back to like and like again cause I really appreciate how valuable these course are. I wish he make a advance course and learn us how to deal with packages like I see in his virtual environment ( request package) cause those stuff are rare and you got to deal with then in web sites. like I had problem how to hide the API key for a program that I wrote , and accidentally I saw it in one of his beginner videos that really helped me a lot.
Thank you! My theme choices: th-cam.com/users/shortsdp4u1NNFhtE My VS Code icons: th-cam.com/users/shorts-uhzj-kjfV4 Add font ligatures: th-cam.com/users/shortsf1HVI5slxms
There are definitely both similarities and differences. Both are very versatile and good to know. The syntax for Python is considered easier by most. 💯🐍
Dave thanks for starting this. I am a python programmer and hope that you would at some point teach how to create complex models ourselves and train them like chat GPT
You're welcome! We are a good distance from that right now, but after the fundamentals we can dive into other topics, too. Data Science, ML, AI.. Python does a lot!
when I write py -3 --version on my windows(11) . it says py is not recognized as an internal or external command..... i chose command prompt . what to do???
I get this error message when I try to verify my version or type py in the terminal:- path was included, verify that the path is correct and try again. At line:1 char:1 + py -3 --version + ~~ + CategoryInfo : ObjectNotFound: (py :String) [], CommandNotFoundException + FullyQualifiedErrorId : CommandNotFoundExce ption
Hello, I´m begginer at programming and I want to learn how to code in Python. But when I type in the "cmd" command "py -3 --version" It just says "'py' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file." and I don´t know how to fix it. Any advice please?
Thanks for the upload. However, would prefer a Next js course. Since there are lot of terminologies like SSG, SSR, ISR, etc. which many people find confusing. Request you for the same
I can't seem to verify the Python version using the terminal. I keep getting an error saying: '$' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file. Edit: Never mind, I just realised it's probably a bash command. Typing in the code without the '$' works fine.
hey Dave, i really enjoy your contents. its always detailed and easily understandable . I really would like to access the next video in the series . But its shows as unavailable and hidden. Dont know why
@@DaveGrayTeachesCode ohhh....thanks for the reply . Really really appreciate your efforts to provide us all with the awesome contents, and that to in such quick successions..🥳🥳🥳. Just gratitude..pure gratitude
Just started a Python course for beginners (Harvardx) and in the first class the teacher just said: open VSC and type this code. I didn't know where to get it, how to get it, if I needed to install python, how to install it, nothing. Needed to come here to learn that. Thank YOU and screw that teacher.
Same here.
same lol and I still don't know how he managed to create a new file by writing "code hello.py" in his terminal
@@zeynab107because he’s in Harvards dev environment
can you please directe to this course link or which platform ?
I'm having issues with power shell. This tutorials ain't working for it. I don't have bash
Hello! I just got python today and started to learn. I was sooooo confuesd about downloading python on virtua; studio code and I am so glad I found this video! You really went into detail, took your time, and went through the steps flaulessly. This really helped me and I hope to learn more from you.
THANK YOU!
There are many other Python courses, but I've been waiting for Dave's Python course.
Thank you!
More to come!
@@DaveGrayTeachesCode
Sir, I have a question. Between using Visual Studio Code, then install Python extension and just using Pycharm straight up, which one do you think, is the better approach?
@hunggamerofficial3252 both are good. I like VS Code.
@@DaveGrayTeachesCode
Well, sir, when I used Pycharm, it took up a lot of free space in my computer. I only have like 90GB in total, for Partition C on my local drive. Lucky for me, I use an SSD.
Still, Pycharm took up more than 1GB in my SSD.
With Visual Studio Code, this is not the case. It is a lot lighter, even if I code both NextJS and Python by using VSCode
I just don't know what are the things that Pycharm has, but VSCode does not, in order to choose. I'm completely a newbie to Python. With NextJS, i've been coding it since 2018(I used ReactJS before, which was from 2014 to 2016) until now
Dave is my new favorite TH-cam instructor.
I started Python with Mosh paid version (the most popular on youtube too) but then switched to Dave's course and never looked back. Why? Mosh is only focused on syntax while Dave walks you through real projects and examples and best practices on how to use the language in real life. Subed. keep them coming!
I only install a new version of Python once a year when the new version comes out, but here's a word of caution for all Windows users. I keep forgetting this and having to re-learn it the hard way. Run the setup in Admin mode. Don't take any of the defaults when you understand Python. Click the option whare you choose what to install. Be sure and add Python to your PATH, and install Python for ALL user. Do everything in admin mode. I forgot to do this and wound up having to install and uninstall three times before I finally got it right.
Up till now, I have been using Sublime Text for my development, but I saw some new videos about using VS Code. I am going to try it, and this is the reason why I am watching this.
thank you so much! VS code was saying that Python was not found even though I selected the Python interpreter manually but then I followed your steps and what you said, I uninstalled Python then re-installed it with Admin privileges and when i ran the command "py -3 --version" in VS code it finally showed me the version of Python I was using. I highly advise everyone reading my comment to install Python with Admin privileges if you're facing the same problem I was facing when running that command.
Amazing thank you so much. Watched a few tutorials but none of them said you need to type 'py' at the start to actually get going... You were the first one. Now I know why python wasn't working!
This video saved me big time before an assignment was due. After watching I learned more than I anticipated/was supposed to. Either way thanks Dave, I'll be back again.
Great content, well presented & explained. As a learner half the battle is getting the confidence to keep going and I was able to follow this video and have it work exactly as shown. Thank you. Also appreciated the information about VS Code and especially using the terminal, which can be a scary place to go for a beginner. Looking forward to completing the whole playlist.
Thank you so much for the support! 💯
Man this was nice, im an ICT student but my school doesnt teach code and all of our school computers are busted so self studying with your vids are really helpful
I do not know if comments are read on old videos, but I have to say the step-by-step guide and your explanations are excellent. I will be liking and subscribing and look forward to learning more.
Thanks!
Thank you so much Dave, I was looking forward to seeing Python tutorials on your chanel, finally my dream came true, please keep making such excellent videos 😊
You're very welcome!
The most beginner friendly python course i've watched on YT. Thank you sir and God bless You.
Thanks to the friend who sent me this link. I got the confidence in learning VS with python.
This was so thorough and helpful! So many tutorials that give direction with the assumption that you know certain things already, but you broke this down perfectly for a beginner. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
my sentiments exactly, thanks dave
At first I thought this will be a next js course video but I understand why python as it is very flexible and more easy to learn programming language which will benefit many people including a lot of beginners as their first choice of programming language. Thank you very much sir.
Next.js this Friday
@@DaveGrayTeachesCode Really!!!, thank you soo much
Excellent!!!
Thanks Dave! really learned HTML from your channel please please continue this series !
Thanks, will do!
the only tutorial that made me get my head around it. thanks Dave
I just started just for fun. I teach myself. This was my first code. print('Enter Name:')
x = input()
print ('Enter surname:')
y = input()
print ('Enter Father Name:')
h = input()
print('Hello, ' + x + ' ' + y + ' ' + 'and' + ' ' + h)
Quick tip : you can print the Enter name in the input as well meaning you can just make it
x = input('Enter Name:')
y = input('Enter Surname:')
this will make the same execution in less lines
keep going
Dave => Real Mentor for JavaScript and python
I just started to learn this python thing and noticed that in Python 3.12 Windows version, you also have to use "python" instead of just typing "py". Not sure is it just me but it is what it is.
hi sorry but when i use py or python on the terminal it says that it's not recognized as a command?
you are born to be a professor. Too good instructions. Nice
Thank you!
I actually Consumed all your Javascript, and React.js including ur Node.js Tutorials... And I can say ur teachings made me a better Developer... the Timing is perfect was about to jump on Python only to come across ur Python Tutorial for Beginners... I am so excited, I believe u would do justice to this as u did for Javascript... Looking forward to touching on Python frameworks like Django, fast API, and Flask... Thanks, Dave Dray
Great to hear!
I'm just starting learning to code and this is great so far, but I do have one quick note. For those of you who have non-English keyboards, the keyboard shortcuts may different. For example, I'm using a Swedish keyboard and for me the shortcut for new terminal is Ctrl + Shift + ö.
Thanks for this video, i have decided to check this out instead of going around looking for Python Tutorials somewhere
Thank goodness I found your videos before I got way down the road. They are the best.
Whenever Mr.Gray's vid comes out! I hit the like! ❤️
Thank you!
@@DaveGrayTeachesCode You're welcome!
Yes. I love his videos on PHP. Being a great teacher is doing God’s work I think
I've been so skeptical about learning python but since you are d one teaching it, I will learn😋😋
Glad to hear that! Learning Python is a great additional skill even if you already know JavaScript.
@@DaveGrayTeachesCode Thank you so much for everything sir🙏🙏
you are the best teacher i have ever seen, thanks dave
Thank you!
Thank you. This is one step closer to achieving my goal!!!
I used to be learning code in python with vs code but I left because I had so much troubles with it. I checked all from the beginning and I find the problem ... Thank to you, I´m getting comfortable with the platform again and I hope I can boost my knowledge . Thank you!
You're welcome!
Thank you Dave... I've been always wanting to learn Python, and who better to learn it from than you? Love It!
Happy to hear that!
Awesome to see some Python content as well! it's the nr1/2 most favorite program language every year it seems!
Thank you!
Man! you are just amazing. Please do not forget Django as well! Thank you!
Thank you!
@@DaveGrayTeachesCode you are a good 10 years ahead of your contemporaries, yes sure...
Thank you Dave! As with everything else, perfect introduction!
fantastic work. clear concise, many thanks sir! :)
Thanks Dave, a very helpful and well delivered video. I've subscribed.
I love your lessons, they are very straight forward and its easy for me to follow along. thank you so much for making these videos. I was wondering though, will you make a new python video based on the newly released python, i downloaded it and it was giving me some issues on VScode. maybe its because i don't know much. not sure really. but if there is no need to make new content that's awesome!
can't wait to watch more of your videos
Great way to Teach. I will continue with the next videos. Thank you!
This has been the perfect tutoriall for start (I played multiple ones) !! thanks
Dave, I'm 100% sure it gonna be great playlist once again. Thank you!
suggestion: Before directly jumping into the fundamentals it would be great to know details (under the hood how python communicates and executes, and how the memory are getting occupied and freed when the variables are used). Kind of 1 therotical video dedicated to this would be helpful to understand more clearly.
THANKS IN ADVANCE!
Thank you Dave! My first PY practice and trial on other lang apart from JS!
You're welcome!
your literary helping my course in my collage thank you for making this very understandable
Ooo Dave! You are best in all programing languages
Thank you!
Thanks a lot for this course, Mister Dave Gray! 😊
Welcome!
Thanks Dave we need the in_depth of python using this editor..Thanks alot
THANK YOU for this video!
I am a mechanical engineer and I have managed to escape both my university studies and my professional career with NOT knowing/learning how to program.
My tiny human #1 though, as I look at where the world is going, is unlikely going to be able to pull that off.
So, I REALLY appreciate you making this video so that I was able to install Visual Studio Code for tiny human #1, so that tiny human #1 can start programming for real (rather than using block-based programming).
One question I have though -- how did you set up your VSCode so that it will use command prompt to compile/run your Python code (rather than using Windows PowerShell)?
I tried looking through the settings and it wasn't immediately obvious where and/or how I can set the command prompt as the default.
Your help is greatly appreciated.
Thank you.
Couldn't wait for your flask tutorial!
I don't have one yet, but after the Python for Beginners series I will get into other topics with Python.
Thank you very much Mr Dave with your great courses I can't wait for a full course of this 🐍!!
You're welcome!
Awesome Video!! Thank you Dave.
We're going python! Thank You Dave
Right on! 💯
Very good lesson explained in a simple way!
cant wait for the next episode of this series
Every week!
Thank you Dave for making it easy
Been trying to get python working but kept failing. It was giving me a headache lol. Your video was Amazing, its now working ok. What a fantastic learning video.
Nice Dave, Keep going !! 🙂
Great! I had to learn Python! Thanks a lot!
You're welcome!
Bro you explained that so well. Thank you
many thanks from the bottom of my heart!
You're welcome!
Thanks for a clear video. Are you going to explain how to install Python packages with VScode?
7:09 i installed python left everything default but when i type python --version in the vscode terminal it says python was not found and i also clearl selected the interpreter as you did still no luck HELP PLEASE !!!
Thanks Dave, Please continue python programming .. ✋
Will do. Adding to the playlist every week 🚀
You should use light theme on your tutorials. Some of us are using smaller screens to watch your videos. Dark screens do not display as clearly as light themes do. A large computer monitor may (in fact it does) display dark theme better than small ones do. Besides, the brightness of a large monitor can be adjusted if it is too bright.
My eyes can't handle the light mode and using light mode would generate far more complaints. This is the first request I've ever received for light mode.
Python is really nice to look at. I love JS in all of its strangeness, but I am looking forward to learning what a normal programming language feels like.
You're going to like it! 💯
Thanks, for the tutorial you made it understandable. My question is if i want to make notes for Python or a note-taking app. What and Which app would you suggest, apart from Jupyter which am learning....
Thank you really much. Very helpful vid
Liked and subscribed, from England
Good introduction, I've been feeling a bit lost as to which direction to take as of late. I'm still slowly getting through your CSS tutorials, but I feel that I want to try something else as well just in case it doesn't lead to much in terms of future prospects. So I think learning a programming language like Python will be useful as I know it's quite popular and there's lots you can do with it. Looking forward to getting to the stage where I can get past the basics and build some personal projects.
You got this!
When you write those things what do you make? Where's the product? Why nobody shows anything after writing those things what do you get
More Python content please 🙏
The series will have a new lesson every Tuesday. 💯🐍
Thanks very much,Sir. Please teach in-depth Python programming to an expert level. I like your teaching and vivid explanation method. I've learned so much from you.
Stay Blessed.
Thank you!
No Nextjs ? I'm really looking forward to learning next from you 🙏
Friday. Beginners topics on Tuesdays and more advanced on Fridays.
Thank you so much for all your efforts continue the good work ..
You are very welcome!
amazing, tutorials dave!!, please also make series on node with sequelize (ORM) MySQL
Thank you for the request!
Thank you for this tutorial :)
never thought gabe newell would teach me python
God bless you sir❤
Thank you, super helpful.
You dont know how happy I am that you made a python course, please touch frameworks such a django in future tutorials, thank you sooo much dave
You're welcome!
thank you dave we want the rest framework to build api an integrate it with react
You can do that with my Node.js course: th-cam.com/video/f2EqECiTBL8/w-d-xo.html ..if you are waiting for Django or Flask with Python, we must cover the fundamentals first - but eventually 🚀
is there any complete course like js 8 Hour or other tutorials ? I see some advance stuff in these videos and It's really convenient for me to download the whole video to follow along . the only thing is I always jump back to like and like again cause I really appreciate how valuable these course are. I wish he make a advance course and learn us how to deal with packages like I see in his virtual environment ( request package) cause those stuff are rare and you got to deal with then in web sites. like I had problem how to hide the API key for a program that I wrote , and accidentally I saw it in one of his beginner videos that really helped me a lot.
awesome tutorial, what theme and icons are being used here? It looks good, appreciate you in advance!
Thank you!
My theme choices: th-cam.com/users/shortsdp4u1NNFhtE
My VS Code icons: th-cam.com/users/shorts-uhzj-kjfV4
Add font ligatures: th-cam.com/users/shortsf1HVI5slxms
Yo yo yo yoo this is huge !!! Hey Dave do you think python is similar to Javascript, or it is just me ?
There are definitely both similarities and differences. Both are very versatile and good to know. The syntax for Python is considered easier by most. 💯🐍
Dave thanks for starting this. I am a python programmer and hope that you would at some point teach how to create complex models ourselves and train them like chat GPT
You're welcome! We are a good distance from that right now, but after the fundamentals we can dive into other topics, too. Data Science, ML, AI.. Python does a lot!
@@DaveGrayTeachesCode yes exactly! Am patiently waiting lol
Thank you for everything. Also please consider making course on firebase in near future.
You're welcome and thank you for the request!
What a nice vd right here!
when I write py -3 --version on my windows(11) . it says py is not recognized as an internal or external command..... i chose command prompt . what to do???
Start over
write python3 --version instead
This went a long way!!
I get this error message when I try to verify my version or type py in the terminal:-
path was included, verify that the path is
correct and try again.
At line:1 char:1
+ py -3 --version
+ ~~
+ CategoryInfo : ObjectNotFound: (py
:String) [], CommandNotFoundException
+ FullyQualifiedErrorId : CommandNotFoundExce
ption
Same
Hello, I´m begginer at programming and I want to learn how to code in Python. But when I type in the "cmd" command "py -3 --version" It just says "'py' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file." and I don´t know how to fix it. Any advice please?
same issue here, i have 0 idea what to do
@@nick11jl try the python3 instead
Try entering "python" instead. "python --version"
Yeah python! I hope you will show some code with Django 😁
🐍
Thanks for the upload. However, would prefer a Next js course. Since there are lot of terminologies like SSG, SSR, ISR, etc. which many people find confusing. Request you for the same
Coming Friday. I've been doing beginners topics on Tuesdays and more advanced on Fridays.
thanks dave
how did u create you file lesson01?
I thought I was the only one stuck on this issue
Thanks
Great job dave pleas keep up
Thank you! Will do!
I can't seem to verify the Python version using the terminal. I keep getting an error saying: '$' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file.
Edit: Never mind, I just realised it's probably a bash command. Typing in the code without the '$' works fine.
Samee 😭
thank u Dave !
goated tutorial
thank you
hey Dave, i really enjoy your contents. its always detailed and easily understandable . I really would like to access the next video in the series . But its shows as unavailable and hidden. Dont know why
It is not published yet. I have it scheduled for Tuesday.
@@DaveGrayTeachesCode ohhh....thanks for the reply . Really really appreciate your efforts to provide us all with the awesome contents, and that to in such quick successions..🥳🥳🥳. Just gratitude..pure gratitude