The level of subtle (and not so subtle) sarcasm in just the first minute made me almost roll off my chair. These videos have nothing new to learn for me, but they are so much worth watching nonetheless. Priceless.
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Brilliant! Your sense of humor, voice, coding environment and the way you are introducing this content is pretty impressive! Hope to see new Python videos soon.
Oh my God. I did not realise these tutorials were back. So happy about this. I am a lot more experienced than I used to be, and am writing code for my job everyday. But I find these so entertaining
This series is excellent: funny, entertaining and pedagogically brilliant. You're doing an amazing job in this series (and others I imagine), thank you : ) !!!
We dont need any special "compare" methods, because we know for sure, that "Socraticas" videos are simply the best!!! Thank u for making things clear & interesting
This isn't new. I'm not sure but unless they dramatically changed how their language works, this should be about as old as python classes are. Not sure if this what you meant with python evolves so quickly.
As someone who is teaching python to themselves, this was really useful to finally understand what is going on with the dunderscore. Most of my objects just store attributes, so this video helps me realize how I can use my custom objects more wisely. Thank you!
I never write comments on TH-cam but for you I will make an exception. Very happy you are back, this is, by far the best tutorial series on python that I have ever seen.
These videos are great There are two people who taught me the fun aspects of Python, Socratica and Bucky Roberts (The New Boston). Bucky stopped doing his videos suddenly so that leaves Socratica Edit Bucky Roberts is back!! Now we have two awesome fun places to watch Python videos on!
please make more videos on Python..just love your videos,, so informative and interesting ..I fell in love with Python from watching your videos.... great inspiration
God damn, I am quite new to programming and what is being said makes sense. But deploying these methods as quickly as the video, that's a while away for me. Nice channel anyway.
Special methods In a Python tutorial. Ulka's back, With sarcasm for you all. Learn some Python And have a laugh too. With dunder and magic Comin through. Such a great channel on TH-cam? Who knew!
I love the channel and a big supporter. I guess this question is for everyone. Is there a program similar in style to the Monte Carlo but instead of random i could plot each point myself. My point being, I am an ex athlete and I see so many possibilities with this concept. A x y grid can be Football, Baseball practically any sport. How many times does the QB throw to Quadrant 1 or 4 etc etc..thanks
Just as I start to rewrite my C++ to Py3.7..... yeah! There has been no clearer instructor of programming than I can recall. In just a few videos, I've learned more Python than from all 5 books I have. Oh, yeah: I learned how to code on an IBM punched-card machine. Typos were a pain in more than your seated position! You only want to try one for the novelty of the ancient world of the automatic abacus.
Thnx a lot 😍 ...have been waiting for a long long time. Please keep continue.... We appreciate min 1 Python video/month. Givin u stenngth through comment 🥰🥰
It's reasonably common in the Python world to pronounce the double underscores as 'dunder'. I've never seen this written, only heard it spoken. And when people use the word, they tend to be talking about the whole set of 'special methods' and rarely a specific method. I don't hear people say "dunder add' or 'dunder init', but I do hear 'dunder methods'. And the names of your martians are oddly specific.
By far the best videos on python on the internet. Could you please make videos on neural networks... specifically as it relates to object detection using ResNext50
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Please don't stop python series, it's really awesome, ulka is an awesome instructor
she's human or ai?
@@thomasslonsdale6837 ai
Yesyesyesyes
Now that Ulka is back, my passion for Python and Programming is back.
Indeed
I already know the material, but it's worth watching for the cybernetic presentation.
I've been a Python developer for 6 years but I still enjoy watching these because she makes things more clear.
The level of subtle (and not so subtle) sarcasm in just the first minute made me almost roll off my chair. These videos have nothing new to learn for me, but they are so much worth watching nonetheless. Priceless.
Thanks Elmo. Just make sure to assert this statement on your next resume as an achievement / reference.
Now please dont stop this series. I am so much in love with python again
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I am a supporter 🙂
Signed...plz Give us latest python ML Work with your magic..
I used to think I was a visual learner.
Now i know I'm a Socratica learner.
Thank you for these videos.
AAAAHHHH this is the most beautiful comment. 💜🦉
Ulka is the main reason I followed Socratica! Please don't stop Python series!!
Brilliant!
Your sense of humor, voice, coding environment and the way you are introducing this content is pretty impressive!
Hope to see new Python videos soon.
This makes things much clearer for me. Ulka is a great instructor
Well, your “Methods” for teaching python is really “Special”.
I enjoy the humor as well as the information in these videos. Very well done.
1.24 .."Because nobody got time for that" , always a pleasure listening and learning through this channel
Gotta love how concise yet comprehensive these tutorials are
I have a huge respect for you mam....
I have learnt python from you.... 🙏🙏🙏
You are an absolutely amazing teacher, thank you
she is just amazing in how she simplified the content, thank you for the lessons 😊
Oh my God. I did not realise these tutorials were back. So happy about this. I am a lot more experienced than I used to be, and am writing code for my job everyday. But I find these so entertaining
So glad this series started again and so happy to see that your channel is regular now. Thank you!
yay, the python fairy is back, welcome, welcome
This series is excellent: funny, entertaining and pedagogically brilliant. You're doing an amazing job in this series (and others I imagine), thank you : ) !!!
I've been teaching for quite some time now, but I am yet to see any surpass this straight to the point and effective way of teaching.
We dont need any special "compare" methods, because we know for sure, that "Socraticas" videos are simply the best!!! Thank u for making things clear & interesting
Python evolves so quickly.
Thanks for the usual amazing explanation.
This isn't new. I'm not sure but unless they dramatically changed how their language works, this should be about as old as python classes are.
Not sure if this what you meant with python evolves so quickly.
As someone who is teaching python to themselves, this was really useful to finally understand what is going on with the dunderscore. Most of my objects just store attributes, so this video helps me realize how I can use my custom objects more wisely. Thank you!
i love these. gives me the same tingly feeling as strategy game tutorials from wayyy back
This indeed is, a special video 😜
they summarized my coding basics class of 1 yr into a 12 min video
@@MySachincool really??
she is back 🎉🎉🎉
Ulka taught me Python in 2020. Welcome back!!! 😊 🙏🏻
Very on point no bs, not wasting time, very good!
As always, the best examples and the best clear explanation of such an amazing feature. Thanks Ulka and thanks Socratica.
I love these videos with teacher Ulka. 😍
Loved it. Really helped understand how it all works. Love the humour.
I never write comments on TH-cam but for you I will make an exception. Very happy you are back, this is, by far the best tutorial series on python that I have ever seen.
You are so kind, thank you!! We really love making these videos. 💜🦉
this serie never gets old nor boring for me
These videos are great
There are two people who taught me the fun aspects of Python, Socratica and Bucky Roberts (The New Boston).
Bucky stopped doing his videos suddenly so that leaves Socratica
Edit
Bucky Roberts is back!!
Now we have two awesome fun places to watch Python videos on!
best tutorial videos about python. no bullshit whatsoever
Well done, Thank You.
There is something special about your videos.
we really hope you get time to make more of these awesome python videos, can't get enough of your content. thanks
Oh, there will be Python... Much more Python.
This is SO Powerful!, Well Explained!! awesome LESSONS
Wait a second... Are these great Python videos back ??? Yeah !!! 👌
World's best presentation
Missed this channel man !
Thank you @Socratica for bringing Ulka back for more python programming tips!
Im sooo glad you are back. Thank you!
I watched her video something 2 yrs back..
And she is still same wow
please make more videos on Python..just love your videos,, so informative and interesting ..I fell in love with Python from watching your videos.... great inspiration
Soooo happy to see Ulka again 🥳🤩
Socratica is special to me. Thanks.
ULKA stands for Ultra Learning & Knowledge Acquisition.
Glad to see u after a long time
Best 👍🏻 video 💗💗 thanks for making video on python
Good to see you again!!!!!
Very nice. Really shows some OOP concepts in Python.
God damn, I am quite new to programming and what is being said makes sense. But deploying these methods as quickly as the video, that's a while away for me. Nice channel anyway.
Special video on special method by a special person ! :)
The accent, the attire, the background, make me imagine. Some advanced AI tutor 🤔
Ulka is very special..
"Thorough this video I will not pronounce the leading underscores because nobody got time for that"
This line killed me XD
I don't know why, but anytime I watch your video, I understand faster then my university lecturer
Hey
Please am I beginner
Can I work together with you??
Special methods
In a Python tutorial.
Ulka's back,
With sarcasm for you all.
Learn some Python
And have a laugh too.
With dunder and magic
Comin through.
Such a great channel on TH-cam?
Who knew!
Well done, thank for the great effort at every video
Ulka is such a gem.
So glad she is back
As usual - really cool content!!!! thank you))
Best video on this topic !
Thanks for making video 💗💗💗💗
Welcome back 💐 Ulka
Excellent work as always!
Thank you for the great video
I love this channel so much
I love the channel and a big supporter. I guess this question is for everyone. Is there a program similar in style to the Monte Carlo but instead of random i could plot each point myself. My point being, I am an ex athlete and I see so many possibilities with this concept. A x y grid can be Football, Baseball practically any sport. How many times does the QB throw to Quadrant 1 or 4 etc etc..thanks
These videos are pretty great
Awesome Channel 😀 thank you !!
OMG... I got what I was looking for ❤️❤️
I feel special! Can coding get better?
Wish I could give more than one thumbs-up.
I share your videos a lot, though, so maybe I do vicariously.
Keep up the good work! Will join soon!
Just as I start to rewrite my C++ to Py3.7..... yeah! There has been no clearer instructor of programming than I can recall. In just a few videos, I've learned more Python than from all 5 books I have. Oh, yeah: I learned how to code on an IBM punched-card machine. Typos were a pain in more than your seated position! You only want to try one for the novelty of the ancient world of the automatic abacus.
Thnx a lot 😍 ...have been waiting for a long long time. Please keep continue.... We appreciate min 1 Python video/month. Givin u stenngth through comment 🥰🥰
Stay strong, kind Socratica Friend! More on the way! 💜🦉
As always, great content!
Welp, certainly learned something new today.
This is so great to read. 💜🦉
Are you planning on covering other languages, this format works very well for learning!
after a long time.. me is waiting..
I just came here to leave a 'like'! Thank you for these series of videos! Last year, they were a huge help to me to learn Python.
Welcome back!
Welcome back 🤘🤘
I think you need to update your playlist for this course it started on 2014 !!!
but you still harmony as you are since first course
It's reasonably common in the Python world to pronounce the double underscores as 'dunder'. I've never seen this written, only heard it spoken. And when people use the word, they tend to be talking about the whole set of 'special methods' and rarely a specific method. I don't hear people say "dunder add' or 'dunder init', but I do hear 'dunder methods'.
And the names of your martians are oddly specific.
I always say "dunder" this or "dunder" that ... it _seems_ to make sense to me.
Ulka is awesome and she knows it
Ulka. Yes. More.
By far the best videos on python on the internet. Could you please make videos on neural networks... specifically as it relates to object detection using ResNext50
Love it, Thanks!
Nice 👍
For the first time I saw a smile on her otherwise emotionless face @ 11:57 ☺
oh my God, my love is back. i started python with her
Thanks for the trophy!
glad to see you back hahaha
Yayyyy! Its back!