I am a 12-year-old who really wants to learn the art of programming and master it. I started off at Scratch, which wad really good to be honest. But now that I want to move to Python, this tutorial will lay the foundation of my knowledge in Python. I REALLY highly reccomend watching this video if you're a beginner to the beauty of coding.
I am a Senior Phyton Developer and I can say that this is really helpful for beginners. People like me needs this as well for refresher. Fun fact is after 10+ years of experience I'm still forgetting the basic principles.
I am a PHP and JS dev, but I need to learn the basics of Python for tomorrow in order to start working for a company that needs full-stack stuff but can be pacient with me for a couple weeks doing frontend work til I can build backend with Python. You don't know how much those 10min helped 😂 thanx
I guess this video isn’t meant for beginners. I feel like I was only shown how to use python. I didn’t really understand what any thing meant. How do I memorize all those codes? What are you making by just typing in names? Is there any one that can help me
Hey man despite this being ancient as heck as a young inspiring coder this helped a huge ton compared to the other videos that were over 30 minutes long.
@@Indently is it outdated? i followed the tutorial and i thought it worked great, i dont think any "outdated" issues are in the video, thanks a lot man
@@Indently I appreciate your efforts on this video, but I hope your updated version will explain the critical importance of things like colons and indentation. Beginners can get really hung up if they don't understand when/how to use fundamental syntactic elements.
Thank you so much for this post. I took a Python class last summer and, honesty, I forgot a lot about what they taught me. So this video was a great help.
Same. I am already familiar with programming in languages like C. I just wanted to quickly learn the basic syntax and way of doing things so that I can learn more on top of that. This video was perfect for me.
Hey man, there is a serious bug in the example at 4:20. I don't know whether it's intentional or not. If "age" is 20, "you are still young" is printed instead of "you are getting old". That doesn't make much sense considering that a value of 18 would result in the latter being printed. Also, a person who is above 21 definitely not an old person.
Solution: age=28 isHappy = False if age > 28: print ('You are old') elif age == 18: print ('You are getting old') elif age > 18: print ('You are getting old') else: print ('You are still young')
@@donutsarecute5209 Are you new to programming? Because you could have written a better solution. I recommend that you figure out a better solution and post it here.
10 minute vids are optimum for busy professionals. I get to replay, review parts of the vids as many times to have a clear understanding of the concepts. Thanks for the 10 min vids. I wish you can make more 10 min vids covering other python topics. ❤🎉😊
wow every coding python tut i see always says you need pycharm as an editor and no content creator speaks of the built in python editor with IDLE in windows or powershell funny ! Other than that the coding creators for the tuts are very useful !
Found python really easy to pick up as I've been a hobbyist programmer for a while now, mainly with C#. One thing that throws me off is the fact that a function has to be declared on a line before it is called on which I find rather annoying
The while loop break isnt working for me. It will state the original input message only once, i can keep typing values without recieving another input message and break using 0 is not working
Coming from a different programming language I thought I’d have to learn a lot of new concept but given the old language was Java this just means I have to remember to leave a bunch of Java shenanigans out and all is well
Your post was created 2 years ago, but it's still helping newcomers.
New comer banzai
I'm new rn
It's really helpful
now 3 years
3 now
This will be a good video to come back to. Brief and concise enough to watch a few times over to really make sure things stick
I agree
I left python for a year. This helped me regain all my knowledge again
same here
Literally why I'm here haha. Tryna self teach machine learning with Python
Same
Same
wow i am learning more here than in my actual python class ty for the content
I have no coding experience, no clue about python, and my brain just melted.
You are not alone, i just joined this journey. Hope that after a month you have gained some good knowledge!
Play Colobot, it will teach you how to code to the same level on the video, but it need some study (all in game) to understand
@@BBTfnCsame here! I always wanted to know same make-up language… 😂 and pay is good 😊
@@merdzhanmehmedov4963 i was lost after 2 min haha
i got my uni test on python on monday and idk anything 😭
Mans solving issues I have today, with a how to from three years ago. No headache, no fancy or flashing editing. Just the truth... Absolute LEGEND
This also great for experienced programmers from other languages to get a quick grasp of the basic nuts and bolts of the language, thanks!! 😊
This was a good video, python seems to be a lot more intuitive after watching this.
I am a 12-year-old who really wants to learn the art of programming and master it. I started off at Scratch, which wad really good to be honest. But now that I want to move to Python, this tutorial will lay the foundation of my knowledge in Python. I REALLY highly reccomend watching this video if you're a beginner to the beauty of coding.
@@greekmapper203 Same story here. Started off on scratch, on python now.
Good luck!!
a = "good"
b = "luck"
c = "!"
print(a, b, c)
@@Rin_ngl
d = “I”
e = “agree”
f = “good”
g = “luck!”
print(d, e, f, g)
@@Rin_ngl a = "good"
b = "luck"
c = "!"
print(f"{a} {b}{c}")
I am a Senior Phyton Developer and I can say that this is really helpful for beginners. People like me needs this as well for refresher. Fun fact is after 10+ years of experience I'm still forgetting the basic principles.
It took me 1 hour to complete this video with practice.
the only video i understanded thanks man god bless
The editing here is seamless. Love how it all comes together!
Thanks for the fast and good explanation, the exact video I needed to start my new python module in my studies :)
I am a PHP and JS dev, but I need to learn the basics of Python for tomorrow in order to start working for a company that needs full-stack stuff but can be pacient with me for a couple weeks doing frontend work til I can build backend with Python. You don't know how much those 10min helped 😂 thanx
This video was great for reviewing what I learned a long time ago. Thanks.
We have a coding thing in scool for an assignment and this video really helpeld me get started learning python so thank you!
I guess this video isn’t meant for beginners. I feel like I was only shown how to use python. I didn’t really understand what any thing meant. How do I memorize all those codes? What are you making by just typing in names? Is there any one that can help me
Thank you very mutch, I'm a 12 year old trying to learn python and this has really helped me
how is it going?
@@frofroon2262 yea it's going great, I've been doing more and this has really helped me👍
Im 14
I am 12 too
I'm 12, nearly 13 and learning to code, you're not alone! I wish everyone luck here!
Hey man despite this being ancient as heck as a young inspiring coder this helped a huge ton compared to the other videos that were over 30 minutes long.
I will try to make a modern version of this, I didn’t expect one of my first videos to blow up!
@@Indently is it outdated? i followed the tutorial and i thought it worked great, i dont think any "outdated" issues are in the video, thanks a lot man
@@Indently I appreciate your efforts on this video, but I hope your updated version will explain the critical importance of things like colons and indentation. Beginners can get really hung up if they don't understand when/how to use fundamental syntactic elements.
Clear, concise, and easy to follow. Great job explaining!
Your post was created 3 years ago, but it's still helping newcoomers.
Thank you so much for this post. I took a Python class last summer and, honesty, I forgot a lot about what they taught me. So this video was a great help.
I cant like this video enough. Please keep this video on youtube. It is so valuable.
Great video! I already know how to program with LUA, and python is basically LUA but more advanced.
as i had learn a few language before, this tutorial is better than others in youtube. Thanks for your video
Same. I am already familiar with programming in languages like C.
I just wanted to quickly learn the basic syntax and way of doing things so that I can learn more on top of that. This video was perfect for me.
Thanks for teaching me that I should probably drop this class before it's too late.
Your editing skills are *chef's kiss* perfection! 👌
Amazing! Thank you for this ! Provided in steps w/ clarity ! Cheers !
thanks for a short clear explanation on the basics
Your passion really shines through your work. Keep it up!
I haven’t used python since i took a class on it in my first semester of college. now I need it in my senior year, so this was a good refresher :)
your post was create 3 years ago but it still helpfull for newcomer!😉
I left python for 2 years . This video basically helped me regain all my basic knowledge
Hey man, there is a serious bug in the example at 4:20. I don't know whether it's intentional or not.
If "age" is 20, "you are still young" is printed instead of "you are getting old". That doesn't make much sense considering that a value of 18 would result in the latter being printed. Also, a person who is above 21 definitely not an old person.
Solution:
age=28
isHappy = False
if age > 28:
print ('You are old')
elif age == 18:
print ('You are getting old')
elif age > 18:
print ('You are getting old')
else:
print ('You are still young')
@@donutsarecute5209 Are you new to programming? Because you could have written a better solution. I recommend that you figure out a better solution and post it here.
@@thesun___ Yes I am new to programming
@@donutsarecute5209 Improve your solution.
OR instead of 2 elif functions, you can write:
elif age >= 18:
I think
10 minute vids are optimum for busy professionals. I get to replay, review parts of the vids as many times to have a clear understanding of the concepts. Thanks for the 10 min vids. I wish you can make more 10 min vids covering other python topics. ❤🎉😊
how does this not have more views
thank you very much, I have programming experience, so just learninig basic syntax from you saved me a lot of time :)
Coolest of them all beginner courses so far
That was so intense. My heart is still racing!
this was very useful for getting started ty
The “naughty list” aged.
Fr I thought this video was made yesterday 😂
This is very helpfull!
Thank you!
I learned it for only 10 minutes and also created a game thank you so much
Ok, nice but... how the hell you open the actual program? I can only get the python prompt to open! Yes I'm a freaking newbie.
6:20 you can make it go up to infinite numbers
This is an awesome video! Thanks for sharing.
i got 10/10 in python class with this one
thanks
Great video! Thank you for making this!
Thanks brother, now i will come here again after getting 30 out of 30 in Computer Subject Test !
for someone coding in LuaU (roblox coding language) for around 6+ years, this is gonna benefit me so much
@7:00 why does it print "enter something" without being told to?
wow every coding python tut i see always says you need pycharm as an editor and no content creator speaks of the built in python editor with IDLE
in windows or powershell
funny ! Other than that the coding creators for the tuts are very useful !
Learning IDLE isn't exactly beginner friendly. It's much easier with a code editor and then you can always switch to IDLE if that's your preference :)
Imo idle is mostly just useful for small programs with less than 7 or 8 lines
perfect video for a quick recap
I loved the pace!
"Your post was created 2 years ago, but it's still helping newcomers." - ytsummary - but now it's 3 years
Found python really easy to pick up as I've been a hobbyist programmer for a while now, mainly with C#. One thing that throws me off is the fact that a function has to be declared on a line before it is called on which I find rather annoying
The while loop break isnt working for me. It will state the original input message only once, i can keep typing values without recieving another input message and break using 0 is not working
learning python for my 2nd year of college thanks
What did luigi mario and toad do to get on the naughty list lmfao
i made an very simple calculator from this video
this tutorial is fire it helps so much
I got lost pretty quickly, but after I r watch this video some bit of times, I’ll probably get it lol. Thanks for the tutorial
how do i make it yellow
Wow it's very good to start python 🎉
Glad you think so!
Very Nice, Watching in July 2024 :)
give me money
its aint helping, i typed the same thing of the item banana, and it responded with "syntax error" is it becouse im using python 64 bit?
This helps me a lot.
how do you run the logic statements on mac
thanks, very useful. have a grate day man
Thanks, you too!
Can you do blender python? (i think its pyth 3.11 or 3.10)
So lost. How do you know what to write? Is there a library for all the scripts and what they mean?
What website you are working on? I am working on colab but it’s insufficient
I still dent understand the diffencen between the items .... at the beginning of the video
Why did Banana and Apple print the same if there is a case sensitive difference shouldn't Apple print different than Banana?
Did you uppercase one of the items, i didn't and that's why I got that.
on what site you code cuz i installed python and i cant run the program
When I try to run it say edit config and asks for a interpreter can any one help me?
Who's on your naughty list?
Def not the goat that taught my python in 10 mins 😉
I was doing the while loop and my numbers did not stop at 5, it just keeps going. Can someone help me understand why the count keep going?
how do i type the weird hook at the start and end ?
how do you type so fast ? or is it just simple copy paste ?
Best explaination
4:31 you can see them accidentally start typing young before correcting the mistake to happy
Which app are you using ? Seems to be easier than eclipse
PyCharm
I’m doing a computer science as a GCSE and somehow I forgot absolutely everything about it and I have a test on it tomorrow 😰
Amazing for beginners
but you forgot print ("Hello World"), right? If i am wrong then sorry i am learning, i onky know this lol
I know he said version 3.8 but I have something completely different. Cant even run a string..
Try Run Python File instead of Run Code
Great video I just wish it was slow down for an little
Coming from a different programming language I thought I’d have to learn a lot of new concept but given the old language was Java this just means I have to remember to leave a bunch of Java shenanigans out and all is well
its like use programming to spell words. whats the point
how do you print automatically
?
print("automatically")
@@screamingfungus_😂😂
weird how his naughty list is luigi
💀
This is from 2025 , this really help me ty
It's crazy that this is an easy tutorial and I just watched 3 times without understanding it😂
I gave up after 2 minutes. Time to find another career
I am completely 1000% more lost as someone just getting into this. Where is the beginners guide to beginning python??
This is the beginner...what are you struggling with? Maybe look up coding concepts to try understand the basic basic basic
I need help finding python 3.8
Thank you!
Tetration?
what app do you use
ill tell you reply do i can explain
he uses pycharm