Wow, Wow, Wow!!! Yes, this is one of the most comprehensive beginner courses on the web. Josh should have millions of views and subscribers for his hard work. He explained the content so well. And he gives 3 or 4 examples that you can practice over and over for each chapter. He does really know the subject he is teaching. And it shows with the deliver of the awesome course. Thank you Josh for all your hard work and giving heart! God Bless you greatly!
I just looked at the subscribers and views of this channel. WTF only 1.3 k subscribers you have one of the best course aviable on youtube get this man some views
Hey I’m so glad you’ve enjoyed it! I hope the course is helping you as you’ve structured in such a way. Don’t forget to check out part two: th-cam.com/video/5fGHothN_lg/w-d-xo.htmlsi=MTcFOMEWDwqNI_UK This is the PyGame section that builds on the first 10 hours ✌🏼
“Education can be free if it’s done correctly” Golden saying. Thank you sir, I really appreciate your hard work, and I promise you to finish all Python lessons that you have
literally one of the best python tutorial I have ever come across rand I hope you are gonna deliver more tutorials like this od python frameworks also such as django and dialogflow :)
This is the best course Ive seen, and Ive seen a lot of it. Everything is so clear, wonderfully explained in details, and with real life, useful examples, insted of some abstract mathematical mumbo jumbo. Thank you Josh, you are the best!
Great course! I am learning SO much. In the while loop with a counter module, I got syntax errors with the code listed: test_answer = input("Enter a, b, c or d: ") try = 1 while test_answer != "c": try += 1 print("Wrong answer") test_answer = input("Try again: ") print("It took you", try, "tries to get the answer") Python doesn't like try without except, it seems.
Your teaching is amazing! You take it slowly and steadily. I'm happy I came in contact with your TH-cam channel. Thanks for the good work of educating the public. I will for ever be grateful to you!
😮🎉 thanks for breaking this down! the other teachers are under the 😮assumptions that the viewer knows what they are talking about.😮 You even explain 😮the function of "print". I didn't know the meaning or the usage of the word. Not everyone is a good teacher 😮. It's important to get your point across to the learner.
Man, I love your teaching style. I generally thought I struggled a lot with programming and moved closer to products these past years, but starting to learn python again through this course makes it so easy to follow along. I find myself doing much more than the exercises you've provided, and it doesn't even feel stressful. Can't thank you enough!
This has been my goal the whole time! I was in the same place you were, overwhelmed and stressed out. Programming doesn’t have to be! That’s why I’ve put these courses together. I’m glad you’re finding value ❤️
Hi Josh, I fixed the ages split code but I am expecting your expert review. ages = input("Enter ages with space: ") ages = ages.split(" ") print(ages) minors = 0 seniors = 0 adults = 0 for age in range(len(ages)): # convert str list to integer ages[age] = int(ages[age])
for age in ages: # for every age in my list ages if age < 18: minors += 1 elif age >= 70: seniors += 1 else: adults += 1
print("List of all ages:",ages) print("Minors:",minors,"Seniors:",seniors,"Adults",adults)
Surely, the best Python Course for Beginners I've found on YT... I hope you keep share your prosperity in such a way like this one. Thx, Josh. "Kindness offspring's kindness!"
Dude, you’re literally awesome. I did not learn a single thing from all those fancy TH-camrs. You in the other hand are so good at teaching. THANK YOU!
Great course thus far. One thing I'd love to see is a .py file for each lesson that consists of just the comments for the code for the lesson. This course is a great launching point for learning python. But after watching the "teaching" part of the lesson, it would be helpful to just load up the objectives for the code rather than freezing the video and typing the comments in manually before digging into the coding aspect. (It would, I think also encourage learners to actually try it themselves first.) If you already have that somewhere, my apologies, but I haven't seen it.
Exactly what I was looking for, but could not find it till now. This channel deserves millions of followers and views. And thankyou for giving it us for free. Much love! ❤
@@codewithjoshoffical ok thx ill let you know and after part 2 i like do DSA with paython if u have course even i Udemy if u have let me know ill be appreciate it and i do coding 3 to 4 hour a day so what u think what should i do to be better in python because i have a plan to so a leetcode soon thank u
Dear Josh, this is so far the best ever video about programming with Python I have ever learned. The way you go about details and step by step in the examples are very clear. Thank you so much for this wonderful video, and I have learned a lot about Python after watching your video. I already subscribed your channel, and I am looking forward for more videos from you. Thank you so much, Josh.
Wow, I just have to say, you are seriously amazing at explaining things! I've tried so many other Python tutorials, but they either go too fast, are too difficult to understand, or just don't explain things in the same clear way that you do. I only stumbled upon your tutorial yesterday, and I can already tell that your teaching style is top-notch. Seriously, you rock, bro! Thank you for making learning Python so much easier and enjoyable. Love from Nepal.
...I've done CS50 and I will participate in the CS50 in England starting January. Professor David Malan a charismatic. But trust me, your lectures have a unique touch. Your OOP is actually very elaborate and exclusive. But I want to buy THE PAID VERSION of your tutorials too. I am guessing there's more content in the paid ones than free version. However, I JUST WANNA THANK YOU FOR THE AMAZING CONTENT....
Thank you so much for your kind words! I’m glad you’re getting value and find my teaching style good 😁 I’m currently building out a remastered version of my course with add-ons and live lectures. Hopefully done sometime this year
Best 10 hours coding video i've seen. It explains everything so much better than the others, I recommend if you are starting to want to learn code just like me!
@@codewithjoshoffical For today ive gotten to hour 5, planning on finishing tmr, its been so enjoyable makes coding fun. Idk if you have ever gotten it but you look like rob hillard from grown ups! you have a good day
I just started learning python , already tryed some courses in youtube but none of them as you good as you re offering here and its totally free that's insane thank soo much josh
Thanks for the great stuff you put out and love your store. Much appreciated. However i'm about learn on Pycharm not visual code. Is this video not meant for me?
It doesn’t matter which IDE you choose. Could be atom, sublime, pycharm. I just use Vs code because it’s so widely used and they have the most extensions.
well done i knew you could do everything from the way you know about programming phyton , and i wish you all the sucess in the world as a phyton programmer
As a beginner in Python I find this course user friendly and helps me understand python. To many tutorials I watch are not explaining python for beginners in easy to understand language.This explanation on python can be suitable for very young people giving them confidence to move onto python with advanced features.
@@codewithjoshoffical Thanks for your reply i will be doing the exercises in your video because the examples are explained and made very clear. I am sure after doing this python course in your video i will have more confidence to try more advanced python but for now this one looks good for me at my level
8.5 hours in and loving it. Starting off I found it easy to understand due to how you presented the information and because of knowing JS. Going to watch every video in the course! The only negative thing I will say so far is using Turtle in Replit. As someone who has never used it before it was a process having to figure out to work my way around the site and panels and then work on the challenges. I couldn't get it to work in vscode which is why I stuck with Replit. But this is no fault of the course or instructor just something to share.
Hey thank you so much for your comment! I’m glad you’re finding value in the course. I used replit because it shows the image on the same page as the code for recording purposes. You can still use VS code on your end!
Thanks!Amazing Job you are doing for us!!! I like your calm and pointed voice, it's easy to listen to and learn from. well done. love your free for all concept! its a pleasure to pay during the course :) c'ya sulfidate
Probably the best Python Course EVER! I took it to refresh some knowledge and ended up by having a very good time. Totally recommended. there's nothing about data structures in the course, but it is still useful to learn the basics of the language and even more.
These words mean a lot! Thank you so much 😁 I’m glad you got value while also having a good time haha I’ve been working on a longer, more in depth course for the better part of a year now, this will include DSA and more!
I watched this video, and it will be the most viewed on your TH-cam channel when it comes to learning Python. It will take a little time, but I swear to God, sir, you are so good. English is my fourth language, but I am so thankful for you, sir.
Thanks for the video,,, it was very helpful for my python learning.... One request,I am not able to find here python dictionary and tuple operation exercise, could you please guide me where i can get those in your videos.
I’m glad you got value! Already working on a reformed master course, the one you watched only included lists. One my channel I have videos dedicated to tuples, sets & dictionaries 😁
love the course here so much decided to buy the bundle on your website. The bad part about that, it's weird and confusing when downloaded the individual episode names don't correspond to the video. So if I wanted to watch them later I wouldn't even know where to begin since they're not named lesson 1 - "x", lesson 2 - "x". For example, lets take the absolute beginners course, section 1, the first video is named "Your first function & mathematical operators" but downloaded it's named "print - slides - lesson 1, and lesson 2 downloaded is named "lesson 1 - vs - print" but named on the website "first function exercises. You're so structured throughout the courses but this is where the ball is dropped?
Hey there Wayne! I'm so grateful that you got value from this course. Have you checked your email? I know how Gumroad is but since you purchased the courses I sent you links to the courses on a better platform. Gumroad isn't the best I know, but it allows me to host them for free for those who want them for free offline. Those who make a purchase like you unlock a better viewing experience, it just took me a few hours to see the sale and send our your email. I hope this helps! Check you inbox, put the links I sent you to good use (Much better viewing experience) Thanks for you support! 😁
I’m just glad you found it helpful! If you feel inclined to do so that really does support the content I create, you can check out my Python Newsletter 😄 The Nerd Nook - thenerdnook.substack.com
at 3:01:00 would this code be acceptable, tried to get creative with it. price1 = int(input("Product 1 Price: ")) price2 = int(input("Product 2 Price: ")) price3 = int(input("Product 3 Price: ")) total = price1+price2+price3 if price3 > price1: total = total * 0.5 print(F"Your total: {total}") else: total = total * 0.44 print(F"Your total: {total}")
Your code applies one of two discounts based on a comparison between the first and third item's prices, and my code applies different discounts based on whether the prices are in ascending or descending order. Also your code would always apply a discount not matter what, in my code a discount might not be applies if the conditions are not met. But I really love that you are writing and finding different solutions to the problem! That's so key, there are endless solutions to problems, no one set way, keep up the great work! 😁
@@codewithjoshoffical well I've worked for 36 years in quality, solving quality issues for the manufacturing industry with statistics and manufacturing and quality metrics (KPIs), I am now retired, and I want to re-invent myself now that I have the time, my goal is to get a fair paid remote job writing code or analysing data...,but since I went to school to study manufacturing technologies, it is kind of related hope i don't get discourage cause I want to learn something new! thank you for sharing your knowledge
That's maybe the better course on Python that I 'm watcing since a while. Now I understand the loops concept. Therefore, I have notice something, in your video (3:53:07) the code could not work because as you convert the passengers variable into a integer, you can't use the for loop because integer are not iterable...I'm a right?
I checked out what you were referring to. In my example at this time I am collecting the number of passengers through input and converting the string into an integer. range() is a function which takes an integer, therefore we can use passenger here for the number of times we want the loop to repeat. For example if there are 5 passengers, the for loop would repeat 5 times, one time for each passenger
Python and programming in general is too big to truly master, it’s a never ending learning journey. That’s the commitment we make as developers. But by the end of this course I can confidently say you will have mastered the foundation and fundamental thinking you need that you will be able to apply to all realms of Python. Have I covered everything? Nope. Why? It’s just overwhelming. Gradually you will pick things up naturally, this course will make sure of that 😉
Congrats 🎉. That’s great to hear! Have you watched part two? This is where we start using what we’ve learned with PyGame. I have another course where I take you guys through Desktop App development. PyGame is just meant to build on your skills and practice. App development is more useful 😁
Im a part time CS student, with a full time job.. You are better than my lecturers.. Studying part-time is literally self study.. Your explanations are crystal clear.. 😊 Thank you so much..
Thank you for all your efforts. I would like to know before I continue that if this course is geared to develop games by using Python. I am a beginner but that's not the area I want to persue.
Hey there! Yup, you absolutely can. This link will take you over to the courses, they are still all free just hosted on GumRoad too. The slides are included at the bottom of each course. Courses - zerotoknowing.gumroad.com
@@codewithjoshoffical Hey Josh, is there a rationale behind why we need to super().initialise the parameters under the child class when we kind of do that already in the initial def __init__(): function as part of inheritance? I am referring to the 2nd option of adding further properties beyond the parent class. The first option of simple inheritance and adding methods makes sense ... and seems very straightforward. Thanks! :) I am referring to the below pieces of code: class BadSpy(Spy): def __init__(self, name, education, years_in_service, age, agency_served, impact): super().__init__(name, education, years_in_service, age)
TBH the only one I've looked at was python for finance by yves hilpisch, was a pretty good book though from the parts I read, quite information packed. Python for Finance by yves hilpisch ~ amzn.to/3zYMFCY
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Can we all take a moment to appreciate the fact that this legend made this free… 🎉. Show this guy some love
Hope you enjoy this! 🙏🏼
well, for love he must go to a dating site. because he made it free you can give your spare love then.
bro code made one too
@@codewithjoshoffical You are more than a legend. How you have made this easy is absolutely amazing like a lesson to a baby. Thank you sir
Would be a lot easier to do so if he didn't remind us every 5 minutes
Wow, Wow, Wow!!! Yes, this is one of the most comprehensive beginner courses on the web. Josh should have millions of views and subscribers for his hard work. He explained the content so well. And he gives 3 or 4 examples that you can practice over and over for each chapter. He does really know the subject he is teaching. And it shows with the deliver of the awesome course. Thank you Josh for all your hard work and giving heart! God Bless you greatly!
Thank you for taking the time to write this review! I’m so glad that you were able to get the value you did from this course! 😁
I just looked at the subscribers and views of this channel. WTF only 1.3 k subscribers you have one of the best course aviable on youtube get this man some views
Thank you so much! Hope this grows as well to reach more students 😁
I've learned a lot from your shorter videos, I can't imagine how great this full course will be. Thank you for sharing.
Happy to hear that! This definitely goes into more detail 😁
A minute to appreciate Josh enthusiasm
All the love 🙏🏼
Feels great after watching this 10 hour course Time to move further
Hey I’m so glad you’ve enjoyed it! I hope the course is helping you as you’ve structured in such a way.
Don’t forget to check out part two: th-cam.com/video/5fGHothN_lg/w-d-xo.htmlsi=MTcFOMEWDwqNI_UK
This is the PyGame section that builds on the first 10 hours ✌🏼
“Education can be free if it’s done correctly”
Golden saying.
Thank you sir, I really appreciate your hard work, and I promise you to finish all Python lessons that you have
You got it! I'm here to make Python easier
literally one of the best python tutorial I have ever come across rand I hope you are gonna deliver more tutorials like this od python frameworks also such as django and dialogflow :)
I’m glad you got value from this course! And yes, stay tuned. I could have more coming… wink wink
This is the best course Ive seen, and Ive seen a lot of it. Everything is so clear, wonderfully explained in details, and with real life, useful examples, insted of some abstract mathematical mumbo jumbo. Thank you Josh, you are the best!
Not a fan of all the Mumbai jumbo either lol. I’m really glad that you’re finding this helpful! 😁
Great course! I am learning SO much. In the while loop with a counter module, I got syntax errors with the code listed:
test_answer = input("Enter a, b, c or d: ")
try = 1
while test_answer != "c":
try += 1
print("Wrong answer")
test_answer = input("Try again: ")
print("It took you", try, "tries to get the answer")
Python doesn't like try without except, it seems.
Yeah that’s a Python keyword, replace it with “tries” instead. I’m glad you’re getting value from the course, keep it up! 😁
@@codewithjoshoffical Thank you Josh
Your teaching is amazing! You take it slowly and steadily. I'm happy I came in contact with your TH-cam channel. Thanks for the good work of educating the public. I will for ever be grateful to you!
Thanks for the kind words! Happy I can help 😁
😮🎉 thanks for breaking this down! the other teachers are under the 😮assumptions that the viewer knows what they are talking about.😮 You even explain 😮the function of "print". I didn't know the meaning or the usage of the word. Not everyone is a good teacher 😮. It's important to get your point across to the learner.
Thanks for taking the time to write this, I’m glad you’re getting value from this course 😁. Keep it up!
Man, I love your teaching style. I generally thought I struggled a lot with programming and moved closer to products these past years, but starting to learn python again through this course makes it so easy to follow along. I find myself doing much more than the exercises you've provided, and it doesn't even feel stressful. Can't thank you enough!
This has been my goal the whole time! I was in the same place you were, overwhelmed and stressed out.
Programming doesn’t have to be! That’s why I’ve put these courses together.
I’m glad you’re finding value ❤️
Hi Josh, I fixed the ages split code but I am expecting your expert review.
ages = input("Enter ages with space: ")
ages = ages.split(" ")
print(ages)
minors = 0
seniors = 0
adults = 0
for age in range(len(ages)): # convert str list to integer
ages[age] = int(ages[age])
for age in ages: # for every age in my list ages
if age < 18:
minors += 1
elif age >= 70:
seniors += 1
else:
adults += 1
print("List of all ages:",ages)
print("Minors:",minors,"Seniors:",seniors,"Adults",adults)
Surely, the best Python Course for Beginners I've found on YT...
I hope you keep share your prosperity in such a way like this one.
Thx, Josh.
"Kindness offspring's kindness!"
Thank you so much! I’m glad you’re getting value from my course 😁
Practice questions are really useful, they helped me to kinda grasp the idea and put it into use instead of just memorizing the code, thanks!
That’s a blessing, I’m happy to hear that! Is there anything you’d want to add to make the course better?
@@codewithjoshoffical Thanks for asking. I think it would be better to learn the way dictionaries work in python and how we can use them from you!
Dude, you’re literally awesome. I did not learn a single thing from all those fancy TH-camrs. You in the other hand are so good at teaching. THANK YOU!
Kind words right here. Thank you as well! 🙏🏼
I’m glad you’re finding value in my videos.
Great course thus far.
One thing I'd love to see is a .py file for each lesson that consists of just the comments for the code for the lesson. This course is a great launching point for learning python. But after watching the "teaching" part of the lesson, it would be helpful to just load up the objectives for the code rather than freezing the video and typing the comments in manually before digging into the coding aspect. (It would, I think also encourage learners to actually try it themselves first.)
If you already have that somewhere, my apologies, but I haven't seen it.
I hear you, that's a great idea. Currently doing this for my upcoming courses!
Exactly what I was looking for, but could not find it till now. This channel deserves millions of followers and views. And thankyou for giving it us for free. Much love! ❤
Wow, thanks! I'm glad you're getting value from this, keep it up! 😁
Thank you so much. I've completed this part and will move on to part 2. There will be more videos on your channel. Thank you ever so much. 😊👍🎥
I’m glad you enjoyed this! Let me know how part 2 goes 😁
@@codewithjoshoffical ok thx ill let you know and after part 2 i like do DSA with paython if u have course even i Udemy if u have let me know ill be appreciate it and i do coding 3 to 4 hour a day so what u think what should i do to be better in python because i have a plan to so a leetcode soon thank u
Dear Josh, this is so far the best ever video about programming with Python I have ever learned. The way you go about details and step by step in the examples are very clear. Thank you so much for this wonderful video, and I have learned a lot about Python after watching your video. I already subscribed your channel, and I am looking forward for more videos from you. Thank you so much, Josh.
Thank you so much for your kind words, it means the world! I’m glad you’re getting value 😁
This is GREAT! Thanks for sharing!!
You are so welcome!
Thanks i loved the presentation and the pictures thanks.
I'm glad you liked it, Thanks!
@@codewithjoshoffical I loved it, You are the only youtuber that i watched that has a good explanation and a powerpoint. Thank you for the effort💖
I will save this video,
I am gonna start learning Python next year 2025.
I am from Nigeria.
Thanks for being here!
start learning it now bro
Wow, I just have to say, you are seriously amazing at explaining things! I've tried so many other Python tutorials, but they either go too fast, are too difficult to understand, or just don't explain things in the same clear way that you do. I only stumbled upon your tutorial yesterday, and I can already tell that your teaching style is top-notch. Seriously, you rock, bro! Thank you for making learning Python so much easier and enjoyable. Love from Nepal.
Thank you for taking the time and the kind words! I’m glad you’re getting value from my content.
Let me know if you have any questions 😁
The while loop isn't working. I even ensured the indent, but it still won't prompt the answer to stop the loop.
...I've done CS50 and I will participate in the CS50 in England starting January. Professor David Malan a charismatic. But trust me, your lectures have a unique touch. Your OOP is actually very elaborate and exclusive. But I want to buy THE PAID VERSION of your tutorials too. I am guessing there's more content in the paid ones than free version. However, I JUST WANNA THANK YOU FOR THE AMAZING CONTENT....
Thank you so much for your kind words! I’m glad you’re getting value and find my teaching style good 😁
I’m currently building out a remastered version of my course with add-ons and live lectures.
Hopefully done sometime this year
very good and comprehensible lessons
Thanks! Glad you’re getting value 😁
Best 10 hours coding video i've seen. It explains everything so much better than the others, I recommend if you are starting to want to learn code just like me!
Thank you! I’m glad you’re getting value, let me know how you get on 😄
@@codewithjoshoffical For today ive gotten to hour 5, planning on finishing tmr, its been so enjoyable makes coding fun. Idk if you have ever gotten it but you look like rob hillard from grown ups! you have a good day
Just started and already liked your energy 👏🏾 thank you 🙏
This is great! Thanks for being here 💪
I have taken Python courses , but your teaching is easy clear & explicit .... Thank you Josh !
I’m glad you find my teaching style helpful, stick with it and you’ll pick it up! 😁
@@codewithjoshoffical I will 🙏. I will see your other teachings .
Hi Josh, I love your energy and your predisposition to teach us a GAME CHANGER skill like Python Programming. I'm definitely taking this course❤
Hi there 👋. Thank you, I hope to see you soon!
You are great ! Thank you so much .
Thank you, I’m glad you got value! 😁
I just started learning python , already tryed some courses in youtube but none of them as you good as you re offering here and its totally free that's insane thank soo much josh
I appreciate that! Just happy to help, happy to have you here 😁
Thanks for the great stuff you put out and love your store. Much appreciated. However i'm about learn on Pycharm not visual code. Is this video not meant for me?
It doesn’t matter which IDE you choose. Could be atom, sublime, pycharm.
I just use Vs code because it’s so widely used and they have the most extensions.
well done i knew you could do everything from the way you know about programming phyton , and i wish you all the sucess in the world as a phyton programmer
Thanks for your kind words! 😁
As a beginner in Python I find this course user friendly and helps me understand python. To many tutorials I watch are not explaining python for beginners in easy to understand language.This explanation on python can be suitable for very young people giving them confidence to move onto python with advanced features.
So happy you found the course helpful! Thanks for being here 😄
@@codewithjoshoffical Thanks for your reply i will be doing the exercises in your video because the examples are explained and made very clear. I am sure after doing this python course in your video i will have more confidence to try more advanced python but for now this one looks good for me at my level
Good morning Josh, I will like to know more about coding. Thanks
Welcome to the club! Happy to have you here 😁
Amazing thanks for sharing.
Thanks, glad you got value 😁
Where have i been, you are a real legend. Imagine me not running away from python anymore.🙏🙏🙏
Haha, thank you! Happy to have you here😁
8.5 hours in and loving it. Starting off I found it easy to understand due to how you presented the information and because of knowing JS. Going to watch every video in the course!
The only negative thing I will say so far is using Turtle in Replit. As someone who has never used it before it was a process having to figure out to work my way around the site and panels and then work on the challenges. I couldn't get it to work in vscode which is why I stuck with Replit. But this is no fault of the course or instructor just something to share.
Hey thank you so much for your comment! I’m glad you’re finding value in the course.
I used replit because it shows the image on the same page as the code for recording purposes. You can still use VS code on your end!
Thanks for sharing
Absolutely, glad you got value from it!
Thanks!Amazing Job you are doing for us!!! I like your calm and pointed voice, it's easy to listen to and learn from. well done. love your free for all concept! its a pleasure to pay during the course :) c'ya sulfidate
Thanks for this, means a lot! I’m glad you find my teaching style helpful 😄
Probably the best Python Course EVER! I took it to refresh some knowledge and ended up by having a very good time. Totally recommended.
there's nothing about data structures in the course, but it is still useful to learn the basics of the language and even more.
These words mean a lot! Thank you so much 😁
I’m glad you got value while also having a good time haha
I’ve been working on a longer, more in depth course for the better part of a year now, this will include DSA and more!
Great Work..❤🎉. Thank you..Boss.
Absolutely 💯. I’m glad you’re finding value in the content! Thanks.
I watched this video, and it will be the most viewed on your TH-cam channel when it comes to learning Python. It will take a little time, but I swear to God, sir, you are so good. English is my fourth language, but I am so thankful for you, sir.
Thank you for your kind words! I'm thankful that is was able to help you at the stage you're at in your programming journey, keep up the great work 😁
Thanks Josh!
Absolutely 💯. Thanks for being here!
Thanks for the course. Very detailed and simple to understand. Appreciate your efforts 🙏
Absolutely. I’m glad you’re finding it helpful 😁
@@codewithjoshoffical just wish you taught machine learning as well. It would have been awesome
Thank you Josh, this is by far the best python tutorial video on TH-cam at least personally for me.
Thank you for your kind words 🙏🏼. I’m glad you’re enjoying it!
Thanks for the video,,, it was very helpful for my python learning....
One request,I am not able to find here python dictionary and tuple operation exercise, could you please guide me where i can get those in your videos.
I’m glad you got value! Already working on a reformed master course, the one you watched only included lists. One my channel I have videos dedicated to tuples, sets & dictionaries 😁
Thanks 🙏🏾 in advance. I need all the assistance I can get 👩🏽💻
You got this! Happy to help 😁
This is a great course. I liked the teaching method using diagrams. Thank you!
Thanks for your comment, I’m glad you’re finding value in my content! 😁
This is extremely helpful, thank you!
Absolutely 💯. I’m glad you found it helpful!
I am starting, and thanks for posting a free course. Hope l can learn more from you.
Absolutely, I hope you find it helpful 😁
Thank you so much for this course. It's really good.
I’m glad you found my style of teaching helpful to the way you learn! 😁
Thank you for this excellent course. You clear things out in a clever way, finally Python makes sense.....
Hey there, thanks! I’m glad you got value from this
love the course here so much decided to buy the bundle on your website. The bad part about that, it's weird and confusing when downloaded the individual episode names don't correspond to the video. So if I wanted to watch them later I wouldn't even know where to begin since they're not named lesson 1 - "x", lesson 2 - "x".
For example, lets take the absolute beginners course, section 1, the first video is named "Your first function & mathematical operators" but downloaded it's named "print - slides - lesson 1, and lesson 2 downloaded is named "lesson 1 - vs - print" but named on the website "first function exercises.
You're so structured throughout the courses but this is where the ball is dropped?
Hey there Wayne! I'm so grateful that you got value from this course.
Have you checked your email?
I know how Gumroad is but since you purchased the courses I sent you links to the courses on a better platform. Gumroad isn't the best I know, but it allows me to host them for free for those who want them for free offline.
Those who make a purchase like you unlock a better viewing experience, it just took me a few hours to see the sale and send our your email. I hope this helps!
Check you inbox, put the links I sent you to good use (Much better viewing experience)
Thanks for you support! 😁
Love you Josh 💗
Tell me how can I say thanks to you my brother 🙏
I’m just glad you found it helpful!
If you feel inclined to do so that really does support the content I create, you can check out my Python Newsletter 😄
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Thank you so much. this is a great course. Amazing
Most welcome 🙏🏼. I’m glad you’re getting value from it!
I have watch this video and now i have a better understanding of it. This is really good.
I’m glad you found value in this course 😁
Thank you
Thank you for coming 😊
Thank you Josh. Very well explained. Please keep teaching us new technologies just like this. Highly highly appreciate it.
Thanks for your comment, will do 💪. Glad you’ve found it helpful!
Thank you Josh!!
Absolutely 👍 I’m glad you’re finding it helpful!
at 3:01:00 would this code be acceptable, tried to get creative with it.
price1 = int(input("Product 1 Price: "))
price2 = int(input("Product 2 Price: "))
price3 = int(input("Product 3 Price: "))
total = price1+price2+price3
if price3 > price1:
total = total * 0.5
print(F"Your total: {total}")
else:
total = total * 0.44
print(F"Your total: {total}")
Your code applies one of two discounts based on a comparison between the first and third item's prices, and my code applies different discounts based on whether the prices are in ascending or descending order.
Also your code would always apply a discount not matter what, in my code a discount might not be applies if the conditions are not met.
But I really love that you are writing and finding different solutions to the problem!
That's so key, there are endless solutions to problems, no one set way, keep up the great work! 😁
Thank you so much . I just watched 40 minutes. and i understood everything ❤❤
You’re welcome! Happy to have you here, glad you’re enjoying the content!
So proud of myself for finishing this!!!!
Congratulations 🎉 this is great to hear! I’m proud of you too 😄
Thank you !
Absolutely 💯
I am interested in ur lecture thanks alot
I’m glad you’re enjoying them! 😁
You are the best ❤❤❤
Thank you so much 😄
This is one of the best courses I learn on TH-cam.
I’m so glad you’re getting value from this 😁
Hello, first thank you four being so Generous by sharing all this knowledge! and howcome on print(4**4), I get:256 in my output?
Absolutely, glad you’re finding it helpful!
That’s a spelling error on my part, got pointed out after I first posted it
@@codewithjoshoffical well I've worked for 36 years in quality, solving quality issues for the manufacturing industry with statistics and manufacturing and quality metrics (KPIs), I am now retired, and I want to re-invent myself now that I have the time, my goal is to get a fair paid remote job writing code or analysing data...,but since I went to school to study manufacturing technologies, it is kind of related hope i don't get discourage cause I want to learn something new! thank you for sharing your knowledge
Josh looks like the white tech guy in the series Start UP,... Nice tut, I've learnt a couple of things. Thanks
Haha I’ll take that as a compliment I suppose.
I’m glad the video was helpful 😁
I promise that the number of your subscribers will definitely increase to around 1M if you continue to upload the best tutorials. Love from Nepal.
I was lucky enough to spend a few weeks in Nepal in 2020, amazing country with amazing people!
Thank you 🙏🏼
@@codewithjoshoffical Thank you so much.
That's maybe the better course on Python that I 'm watcing since a while. Now I understand the loops concept.
Therefore, I have notice something, in your video (3:53:07) the code could not work because as you convert the passengers variable into a integer, you can't use the for loop because integer are not iterable...I'm a right?
I checked out what you were referring to.
In my example at this time I am collecting the number of passengers through input and converting the string into an integer.
range() is a function which takes an integer, therefore we can use passenger here for the number of times we want the loop to repeat.
For example if there are 5 passengers, the for loop would repeat 5 times, one time for each passenger
You are the boss! keep it up!
It’s Mr. White to you Jesse… haha. Thank you very much though 🙏🏼
@@codewithjoshoffical A question if I may. Will I be mastering python after watching this course?
Python and programming in general is too big to truly master, it’s a never ending learning journey. That’s the commitment we make as developers.
But by the end of this course I can confidently say you will have mastered the foundation and fundamental thinking you need that you will be able to apply to all realms of Python.
Have I covered everything? Nope.
Why? It’s just overwhelming.
Gradually you will pick things up naturally, this course will make sure of that 😉
@@codewithjoshoffical ah very well then 👍
Hey Josh, thanks for course. I have finished the video, what should be next step for me? What do you recommend?
Congrats 🎉. That’s great to hear!
Have you watched part two? This is where we start using what we’ve learned with PyGame.
I have another course where I take you guys through Desktop App development.
PyGame is just meant to build on your skills and practice. App development is more useful 😁
Josh, you're a real one, broski.
Thank you for this. This is a $2000 course for free.
Cheers.
Subbed.
Thank you so much! I’m just glad it was able to help you in your journey too!
Exquisite explanation and well structure python course. 🙂
I’m glad you’re finding the explanations easy to grasp! 😁
Im a part time CS student, with a full time job.. You are better than my lecturers.. Studying part-time is literally self study.. Your explanations are crystal clear.. 😊 Thank you so much..
Well I’m certainly happy to hear this haha 😁. I’m glad I can be of help! Keep it up 👍
@codewithjoshoffical Thank you for delivery good work.. Keep it up..🫡
Amazing Thanks
Absolutely 💯
Thank you for all your efforts.
I would like to know before I continue that if this course is geared to develop games by using Python. I am a beginner but that's not the area I want to persue.
It’s not geared toward game development but towards beginners. There are portions of the course I use PyGame to teach but this is a learning tool
Josh, you rock! This is amazing
Much love. I hope this helps some, hint hint, there’s more where this came from 😉
I'm 2hrs in now...🎉❤❤man wow this is very helpful 👏. I like how interactive it is. theory followed by practical exercises ❤
So glad you’re getting value!
best instructor ever
Thank you! 😁
Awesome Josh.
I hope you get value from this! There’s more where this came from.
Hey Josh is there a chance I can get the slides. Thank you!
Hey there! Yup, you absolutely can. This link will take you over to the courses, they are still all free just hosted on GumRoad too. The slides are included at the bottom of each course.
Courses - zerotoknowing.gumroad.com
Thanks for the reply
Can we all take a moment to appreciate the fact that this legend made this free… . Show this guy some love
Thanks so much! I’m glad you enjoyed it 😁
wow it is a greate job ! but i have one quesion when i using turtle the output is not display on the screen , can you help me.
If you are doing this in VS code then a window should appear for you
good explanation
Thank you 🙏🏼
Am here because I was referred by a friend🎉
Happy to have you here!
This is the best for beginners 🤗
I’m glad you found the structure good 😁
Thanks so much - finally the Object Oriented Programming makes sense to me! :)
Absolutely 💯. All the best, keep up the studying!!
@@codewithjoshoffical Hey Josh, is there a rationale behind why we need to super().initialise the parameters under the child class when we kind of do that already in the initial def __init__(): function as part of inheritance? I am referring to the 2nd option of adding further properties beyond the parent class. The first option of simple inheritance and adding methods makes sense ... and seems very straightforward. Thanks! :)
I am referring to the below pieces of code:
class BadSpy(Spy):
def __init__(self, name, education, years_in_service, age, agency_served, impact):
super().__init__(name, education, years_in_service, age)
Have a question
Can we do that from import function on Jupiter notebook?
Slightly different set up but yes you can!
Kudos to you Josh, thanks for making this amazing content free.
Absolutely 💯. I’m glad you’re finding it helpful!
Josh which is the best book for python in Finance?thanks in advance
TBH the only one I've looked at was python for finance by yves hilpisch, was a pretty good book though from the parts I read, quite information packed.
Python for Finance by yves hilpisch ~ amzn.to/3zYMFCY
This is precious tanks alot
Absolutely 💯. I’m glad you found value in it!
Well explained thanks for uploading
Absolutely! I’m glad you’re getting something from the course
why do we use def function inside def function when we could write it simpler? I became confused here and got stuck for 3days
Could you let me know the time stamp so I can check it out for you!
We are not lost...Right time and right place
love this ❤️