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You go straight to the point , I love it , you don't have to say much, your concepts are clear and understandable, It took me one video to subscribe, Continue making these videos they are worth every second,🔥🔥🔥
I swear I can't with these videos anymore.. Looooool '... where this mathematical sin was committed.' I absolutely love your videos, I'm glad to be a software engineer. These videos remind me of what programming should always be like, fun, mind boggling interesting and exciting.
This series is hands down the best content to learn python on youtube I've ever seen. I've been struggling a lot since I started to learn coding in python and I keep finding myself going through the episodes to check out its contents. 10/10 not pushing
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I've been a developer focusing on Python for over 5 years & still watch every one of your videos. How I wish that this had been available when I was learning. Also because of your series, I started writing docstrings again! :-p
@@mabd7340 almost nobody just makes a living being a Python dev. You need to have several other languages like JS , react , C++ to get a real job Good luck
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:16 *🛠️ Exceptions in Python help manage errors in code execution, allowing responsible handling of unexpected situations.* 01:30 *🐍 Python halts execution and raises an exception upon encountering an error, providing a description and traceback of the issue.* 02:13 *🚫 Common exceptions in Python include SyntaxError, ZeroDivisionError, FileNotFoundError, and TypeError, each indicating different types of errors.* 04:44 *⚙️ Python's try-except-else-finally construction allows for structured handling of exceptions, enabling code to respond differently to various error scenarios.* 05:56 *📝 Handling exceptions involves using try-except blocks to manage potential errors and executing cleanup code in the finally block regardless of whether an exception occurred.* 08:16 *💡 Supporting creators on platforms like Patreon can help sustain educational content production.* Made with HARPA AI
This video is so fun, and the effort you put into these videos is SO appreciated. You earned a subscriber with this one, thank you for your exceptional work Sorocratica!!
I don't understand why people dislike this video! THIS IS AWESOME! This is the only youtube channel I know that teaches python in this kind of way, the FUN way
Great tutorials, definitely recommended ! Ulka's (the Presenter) explanations are really clear, besides she is funny and ... beautiful ! ; ) Subscribed !
It is one of the best teaching videos i have ever seen. The way the young lady explains without unnecessary fussing around is simply awesome. Just enjoy the videos. Please also make vidoes on other topics as well. The clarity and smooth delivery is unrivaled in the Teaching Video catagory
Might be a good idea to talk about context managers, a much much cleaner way to handle exceptions, entry points, exit points, and cleanup (such as closing a resource, whether it's a socket, file, or anything else)
oh man, I was watching another video on this topic and it almost put me to sleep, how you describe things and your artistic flair makes it really enjoyable and understandable. Thank you so much.
Oh my goodness THIS IS EXCEPTIONAL! At the end of a long day of grinding I didn't think I could handle yet another Python video but, no, this is much more fun than watching Netflix. I absolutely love it.
Return will exit the function, and the else block will not run. The finally block will.... So you didn't close the file. You should have read in the else, closed in the else, and then returned. (Because your f.close() never runs.) At least I'm pretty sure of that, because I just tested it on python 3.7.3
Anytime, Any time, please forgive my direct thing, but this is NOT a "Python", this is an ANACONDA. Excellent script, performance, delivery, you name it, the works. At the top of all Python videos.
That's a brilliant way to demonstrate concepts. That's the reason why this is the only youtube channel on which I like every video I watch. And, probably, in future, when I start earning, I will stop raising MoneyNotFoundError. :)
Nice videos ! Allow me to comment this one and mention that if you "return data" (or continue or break) in the try block, python leave the function and never execute the "else" block. But the finally block is always executed. So in your example, the open file is never closed.
Who the hell dislikes such an entertaining and informative video. Anyways thanks a lot i am a new subscriber whose been enjoying watching your tutorials. Must say been very entertaining whilst educating for me, also in areas which I thought I already new. Thank you very much. :)
New to this channel. I'm not much of a commenter . I've to comment this though, love the futuristic dramatic effect u put in your videos. U give ur own element of comical relief in ur videos too😂😂
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It's official! The Socratica Python Kickstarter was a success! Thank you to all of our supporters. Because of you, many more Python videos coming soon!! 💜🦉
Applied Machine Learning in Python is coming?
Yes please
You go straight to the point , I love it , you don't have to say much, your concepts are clear and understandable, It took me one video to subscribe, Continue making these videos they are worth every second,🔥🔥🔥
I swear I can't with these videos anymore.. Looooool '... where this mathematical sin was committed.' I absolutely love your videos, I'm glad to be a software engineer. These videos remind me of what programming should always be like, fun, mind boggling interesting and exciting.
Ijeoma Oguegbu 😂😂😂😂
Omg I thought this series was dead :O I'm very happy to see a new episode!
Same here! Thanks! :)
This series is hands down the best content to learn python on youtube I've ever seen. I've been struggling a lot since I started to learn coding in python and I keep finding myself going through the episodes to check out its contents. 10/10 not pushing
My goodness!. ..."for such a mathematical sin" i admire you a lot.
"I am not amused. The answer is i." 👌
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Can you also help me with OOPS concept in python
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These videos are so awesome on so many levels.
I've been a developer focusing on Python for over 5 years & still watch every one of your videos. How I wish that this had been available when I was learning. Also because of your series, I started writing docstrings again! :-p
How much money do u make as a python developer
@@mabd7340 almost nobody just makes a living being a Python dev. You need to have several other languages like JS , react , C++ to get a real job
Good luck
@@OneManCanStopTheMotorOfWorld Get into Data Science or Data Engineering with python and you'll have a really good salary.
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:
00:16 *🛠️ Exceptions in Python help manage errors in code execution, allowing responsible handling of unexpected situations.*
01:30 *🐍 Python halts execution and raises an exception upon encountering an error, providing a description and traceback of the issue.*
02:13 *🚫 Common exceptions in Python include SyntaxError, ZeroDivisionError, FileNotFoundError, and TypeError, each indicating different types of errors.*
04:44 *⚙️ Python's try-except-else-finally construction allows for structured handling of exceptions, enabling code to respond differently to various error scenarios.*
05:56 *📝 Handling exceptions involves using try-except blocks to manage potential errors and executing cleanup code in the finally block regardless of whether an exception occurred.*
08:16 *💡 Supporting creators on platforms like Patreon can help sustain educational content production.*
Made with HARPA AI
Thank you for this useful comment!!!
0:30 "letting them know what they could do with their division request" lmaoo
MoneyNotFound Error :-))
haha
Then install Python and start (L)earning :)
😂😂nice bro😂😂
When you try to program without a job. 😂
As a CS student, I think this channel is underestimated!! OMG. This channel is amazing!!!!
This video is so fun, and the effort you put into these videos is SO appreciated. You earned a subscriber with this one, thank you for your exceptional work Sorocratica!!
I don't understand why people dislike this video! THIS IS AWESOME! This is the only youtube channel I know that teaches python in this kind of way, the FUN way
These are by far the best programming video productions I have ever seen
This is the best channel to learn Python!
Great tutorials, definitely recommended ! Ulka's (the Presenter) explanations are really clear, besides she is funny and ... beautiful ! ; ) Subscribed !
I'm so happy to see more of this. Please keep it up, and when you run out of things with python, do another language. Thanks for this upload!!
It is one of the best teaching videos i have ever seen. The way the young lady explains without unnecessary fussing around is simply awesome. Just enjoy the videos. Please also make vidoes on other topics as well. The clarity and smooth delivery is unrivaled in the Teaching Video catagory
This is one of the best python tutorials on the internet. We need more of these please
Seeing this series back just made my Friday night!
I am speechless after watching your videos. Loved them.
These videos are amazing. The content is very clearly presented. I just love the automaton-like delivery. She is awesome.
guys where have you been ... I thought the series was over .... keep up the good work
Try:
watch_video()
Except DistractionError:
return("Became distracted by the attractive charismatic python tutor")
I thought you had forgotten about us - Good to see another great video from Socratica
Socratica ROCKS - excellent tutorials and dead-pan intelligent humour - More power to this channel!!
Might be a good idea to talk about context managers, a much much cleaner way to handle exceptions, entry points, exit points, and cleanup (such as closing a resource, whether it's a socket, file, or anything else)
Your method of teaching is very enthusiastic... it stimulates the passion to learn triggering everything...eish l can't explain you are too good
... will "try"..., "else" ... will make me smile "on the inside" - can't stop laughing about this conclusion. Love it!
This video series is absolutely fantastic and I enjoy watching episodes despite knowing most of their raw content already :)
Wow! Love Socratica, Love you Ulka!
The best explanation about exceptions that I've ever seen. Very clearly and precisely.
I will continue to support you on TH-cam. You guys are awesome
This is a furiously underrated channel
Best python exception lesson I've watched so far on TH-cam!!!
Well Explained, Really Funny Jokes...Thanks A Lot!
oh man, I was watching another video on this topic and it almost put me to sleep, how you describe things and your artistic flair makes it really enjoyable and understandable. Thank you so much.
Thanks for your kind words! We have so much fun making these videos! 💜🦉
Good to see you back again @Socratica
the content, the explanations, and last but not least the humor. Please more of this :-)
The "apparantly yoda never wrote code" line killed me xD
Oh my goodness THIS IS EXCEPTIONAL! At the end of a long day of grinding I didn't think I could handle yet another Python video but, no, this is much more fun than watching Netflix. I absolutely love it.
Good luck in your exams! We're rooting for you!! 💜🦉
When I was about to give up for python .. I got you 😌.
Thanku ✨
am so blessed this is the first video I am learning about exceptions on, so awesome
You are an amazing tutor with very good humor.
These videos are lovely. This will definitely help with my training. I’m grateful for these videos.
Your explanation is just brilliant Socratica. Keep up the good work you nerds.
Brilliantly presented. Love the humour as well. Thank you so much.
Love your terse explanations - gets to the point, short & sweet ( with a nice dash of dry humor). Hope your Python tuts will go on!
"Correction!" these are juicy-humours, 4real!!
I think I just found my favorite Python tutor. Also, I think I'm in love.
Return will exit the function, and the else block will not run. The finally block will.... So you didn't close the file. You should have read in the else, closed in the else, and then returned. (Because your f.close() never runs.) At least I'm pretty sure of that, because I just tested it on python 3.7.3
Anytime, Any time, please forgive my direct thing, but this is NOT a "Python", this is an ANACONDA.
Excellent script, performance, delivery, you name it, the works. At the top of all Python videos.
Great tutorials really; Thank you for sharing your knowledge
this must be one of my favorite youtube channels
Great content, graphics, concentrated ideas, and no smile robot mode is fabulous
ok, I had to pause the video, subscribe before continuing with the video. awesome
I love your python vids!
import success
socratica = success.ongoing
:)
Super video comme toujours. Avec des jolies jeux de mots à chaque fois. Great video madam :)
Socratica I just love you and your method of presentation on python.
Great Video ... great video Socratica is a fantastic idea.
Love this python series. I hope it keeps going!
Oh, it will keep going, Tony! :) It will...
That's a brilliant way to demonstrate concepts.
That's the reason why this is the only youtube channel on which I like every video I watch. And, probably, in future, when I start earning, I will stop raising MoneyNotFoundError. :)
I love your banter. Really useful videos too.
I love the way you are so serious when you are kidding me.
Nice videos ! Allow me to comment this one and mention that if you "return data" (or continue or break) in the try block, python leave the function and never execute the "else" block. But the finally block is always executed. So in your example, the open file is never closed.
I love the comedy in the tutorials. Thank you very much.
Oh my god!
They're back.
You are an Exceptional .... instructor.
I wish there were more of these videos in this series - they are so useful and also hilarious
Amazing concept... but I'm a beginner so I was little lost with the example... but I got very well the general concepts... reallly keep going!!
Aside from the fact that else clause is unreachable, great video
Found you today, and fell fo you today, you are AMAZING!
Who the hell dislikes such an entertaining and informative video. Anyways thanks a lot i am a new subscriber whose been enjoying watching your tutorials. Must say been very entertaining whilst educating for me, also in areas which I thought I already new. Thank you very much. :)
After sooooo long...Really feel alive now to see another episode of python:D @socratica
glad you're back!
U rock all the time... thanks for the video waiting for few more...
Excellent presentation. Great job.
New to this channel. I'm not much of a commenter . I've to comment this though, love the futuristic dramatic effect u put in your videos. U give ur own element of comical relief in ur videos too😂😂
We're so glad you've found us!! We have so much fun making these videos. 💜🦉
Welcome back!! Thank you!!!
...'you are trying, all over the place" Classic!
YAY - glad you are back - GREAT timing :)
Loved this ❤️
I fucking love socratica... Who thought I'd be binge watching this even though I'm familiar with most stuff here. 😂
Best Python tut I ever seen...
Really high quality. Well done
Thank you for the video. I am gratuful for your time and contribution. Kind regards, Akira.
Awesome! I've missed this so much!
I like Ur Energy n Ur superb presentation, can't wait to make you smile.. on ze inside && out. U R PERFECT!!!
This is super high quality stuff! Thanks a lot
You earned a subscriber in a minute
Great to see you are back!!!
Wonderful video!! programmers are trying all over the place! - Awesome!!
I really enjoyed the way she presented
I love these videos. Very helpful and entertaining!!
A very witty script! Kudos to those responsible.
good 2 have u back
Thank you Socratica! :)
These videos are the best!