Almost 10 years later, and she hasn't aged a bit. I had realized from the beginning that she wasn't human. 😍 Kindly don't leave us without new episodes. This may not be a series we deserve, but it is a series we definitely need.
Even with all the puns and cutesy, this short video did more to help me get my head around how to actually implement async than all the others I have watched put together. So many of them spend most of their time explaining *why* to use it and end up glossing over *how*. This one gave enough why to make sense, and actually made the how understandable. Good job.
Code examples were very clear, and the explanation of coroutines I think is sometimes glossed over in other tutorials. A similar explanation of multithreading, and the use of thread pools, may be an idea for a future video. Communication between threads and thread debugging can be very tricky.
landed here to learn about await and async and this was the video that held my interest. Loved the lighthearted vibe and silly dry humor throughout what was also an incredibly helpful video. Thank you and good job.
For those who enjoy etymology, "sub" and "co" are common latin prefixes that mean "under", "beneath" (subconscious, submarine etc) and "with" (colaborate, correlation etc). At least this is how I remember which one is which. I hope this is useful to someone else. :)
I have watched many videos are intended to explain the difference between concurrency and parallelism, however, this one just clearly explained it in less than 30 seconds. Really incredible video , appreciate your efforts. 💙
Thank you for this video. I had a hard time understanding it from text. I needed the visual. Also, I took my knowledge of latin roots for granted. I will now explain them to others when teaching a new concept, ingenious idea!
The humor of this video is so corny, but I'll take it any day of the week over listening to another disembodied voice drone over top of a 2160p screen capture of an IDE where they don't even open a document for the first 3 minutes. Very clear and engaging explanation, subscribed.
individual tasks are preferred to me as coming from JavaScript background. It also has better syntax and makes more since as we are writing each function solely.
a very good point in the video is such inefficiency gives AI too much time for mischief Means if your program takes more time , AI get more time to destroy it
Does this work if there is only one core or cpu for the machine to not split up the time? It was my understanding asyncio doesn't create new threads. So does that mean if there is only one core this will still take five seconds?
Wow -- the quality of the production, and the level of pedagogy, are both superb.
And the level of absurdly funny turns 😂❤
insane
Almost 10 years later, and she hasn't aged a bit. I had realized from the beginning that she wasn't human. 😍 Kindly don't leave us without new episodes. This may not be a series we deserve, but it is a series we definitely need.
wait ... isn't she a human ?
@@abdessamadao1973 no, she is superhuman.
Actually, she is real. Her name is Ulka Simone Mohanty.
@@robertmanigault625 well, thank you Captain Obvious, now we have two superhumans in this channel. (No offense, just kidding. 🤭)
@@robertmanigault625
Wow , I didn't know she can program as well
After maining Symmetra for years, I could listen to these videos all day long.
Even with all the puns and cutesy, this short video did more to help me get my head around how to actually implement async than all the others I have watched put together. So many of them spend most of their time explaining *why* to use it and end up glossing over *how*. This one gave enough why to make sense, and actually made the how understandable. Good job.
This is the short and best video that explained concurrency very well made.
Code examples were very clear, and the explanation of coroutines I think is sometimes glossed over in other tutorials. A similar explanation of multithreading, and the use of thread pools, may be an idea for a future video. Communication between threads and thread debugging can be very tricky.
"Communication between threads and thread debugging can be very tricky" - that, my friend, is the understatement of the century! :)
landed here to learn about await and async and this was the video that held my interest. Loved the lighthearted vibe and silly dry humor throughout what was also an incredibly helpful video. Thank you and good job.
After watching several tutorials about async, This is the only one make me understand.
For those who enjoy etymology, "sub" and "co" are common latin prefixes that mean "under", "beneath" (subconscious, submarine etc) and "with" (colaborate, correlation etc).
At least this is how I remember which one is which. I hope this is useful to someone else. :)
"Those who don't know the difference between 'entomology' and 'etymology' bug me in ways I can't put into words."
Wow! This will help save some money with shorter aws lambda runtimes. Thank you!
My favorite python series. It's been a while! Glad you're back.
I love the way it's presented, it's so refreshingly different from the many boring courses. love you 🥰
I have watched many videos are intended to explain the difference between concurrency and parallelism, however, this one just clearly explained it in less than 30 seconds.
Really incredible video , appreciate your efforts.
💙
started my python journey with socratica 6 years ago....always eager to watch again and again any new video
Welcome back! good to see a video from you after a long time
Thank you very much. After spending a decade on this finally I am able to grasp the whole async await thing.
Absolutely LOVE the style here. Beside being super clear and concise it’s funny as well. Well done. Looking up the courses!
Was just needing this and my fav python creators delivered!! Thank you! 💚
The legend is back. The most impressive way to teach
Our team uses this module and other async libraries. Glad to see you post. The real power comes in using an async wrapper class for each io operation.
Thank you for this video. I had a hard time understanding it from text. I needed the visual. Also, I took my knowledge of latin roots for granted. I will now explain them to others when teaching a new concept, ingenious idea!
simply amazing with a touch of everything humans find mesmerizing
Ulka -- Love the wry humor!! Python was never so entertaining. Please keep doing what you're doing.
Outstanding quality.. both in the visual production as well as the narrative.
I Love how you explained it... so understandable, you made it easy for me to understand
Best AsyncIO, await, and async tutorial out there
Who loved the Introduction to SQL? Really enjoyed it plus helped me pass my database exam once way back in college.
Thanks for coming back my best teacher 🎉🎉🎉
Big shout out to Ulka Simone Mohanty.. she's the actress and really fantastic at these videos.
She also has a degree in computer science.
Incredible video. Such comprehensive concept explained very cleanly
Awesome explanation!
Thank you so much for your kind support!! 💜🦉
I'm certain this is the most interesting, helpful, and funny asyncio video I've seen, so far. Insta-subscribe.
Life saver! Love the simplicity! Thank you so much! ♥
Slickest and most entertaining tutorial I#ve had the pleasure to watch! Just subscribed!
OMG! That joke at the beginning was delicious. Ganymede, Callisto, Io and Europa.
Wow!! Just Wow!! What an amazing explanation
Trying to understand this topic for some time now. Absolutely clear finally ty!
Wow,
Amazing video!
Thanks for producing something so good!
Best video for asynchronous programming
I learned some serious stuff here and chuckled along the way. It was fun.
This is the most helpfull video i've ever seen
Fantastic video production and explanation 👌👏
This is awesome and deserves a millions of likes
Excellent as ever, well done Socratica!
Thank you very much for entire supported videos 🤲🤲🤲😊👍💐💐💐
thank you madam, Glad you're back.
The humor of this video is so corny, but I'll take it any day of the week over listening to another disembodied voice drone over top of a 2160p screen capture of an IDE where they don't even open a document for the first 3 minutes.
Very clear and engaging explanation, subscribed.
Amazing approach and explanation.
woaaah what a treasure finding this type of video, so refreshing
Thanks to you so much. You won a subscriber.
She's back!!!!!🕺💃🕺💃🕺💃
Thanks for the excellent video, great examples and easy to follow
I like this💚💚...you explained it all
Best explanation 👍
This will be very helpful for my son who's interested in programming
Wonderful! The family that codes together learns loads together! 💜🦉
heavily underrated video
Awesome video as usual - fun and useful!
I love this girl returned!!
This was amazing! Thank you!
individual tasks are preferred to me as coming from JavaScript background.
It also has better syntax and makes more since as we are writing each function solely.
Nice, that she is back
Hii, I love your videos. Can you please add videos on multithreading and multprocessing? That would be really helpful.
What a superb video🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩
This was fantastic, thank you
This is actually so good
I'm wondering what the difference between this and the threading or multiprocess modules are?
Who writes the text of these videos? Genius.
Welcome back Funny Robot! 🤖
The return of eveyone's favourite AI dominatrix
this is gold, thank you so much
Crazy production and the joke of AI doing mischievous axtivities was extraordinary fr.
Best explanation
That async-IO joke.... hit hard
Learnt something new, thank you!
Amazing video!
Thank you GLaDOS sister
Can we make user defined functions that are awaitable?
What code editor is being used in the video? I think it looks nice.
Awesome!♥
Tnx ! amazing as always.
wonderful one!
I just realised I keep watching these for the humour. I don't even like python. 😁
Brilliant video ! Bravo !!
a very good point in the video is
such inefficiency gives AI too much time for mischief
Means if your program takes more time , AI get more time to destroy it
Bravoo ! Nice explanation
Does this work if there is only one core or cpu for the machine to not split up the time?
It was my understanding asyncio doesn't create new threads. So does that mean if there is only one core this will still take five seconds?
No link for code?
Nice tutorial...
She's back
very informative videoa
Great video, as usual :)
Just perfect
Hey Teacher how about a payment courses Thanks a lot🙏 2:32
Is this the best tutorial or what
seggestion Socratica: how can i build my own python library or package ?
In which version of python asyncio is introduced?
3.4?
3.5
Perfect
Hello,
Would you please one one python multiprocessing.
Thanks for this one
Thx cortana
background music name please
Bro what is this ai tool what ai tool u use to do videos like this 😊