You do not talk too much, but if you do not have a need to self-deprecate, I would leave that out. You are good at this... thanks! Use all your words for the lesson... great job.
Thank you for this video. This is the main reason I resist doing anything in python: 2:25 "I don't think it exists on python 3" I don't at all doubt that the python "developers" (or whim-driven code jockeys) have disregarded the usefulness of this library -- and disrespected everyone who wants to use it. I have found too much of that. And it didn't take very many times for that to happen before it became "too much." What are they thinking that version 3 is not compatible with the vast amounts of work that have been done to build (and build projects around) libraries for version 2? I have needed a library that was available only in version. So I "upgraded" to version 3. But version 3 broke a library that was already part of my project -- and no version of that library was available in python 3. So my project moved to a different language. What a stupid way to "upgrade" python to a new version!! We have come to expect abuse of this type from M$: Oh, those thousands of dollars you have spent on 16-bit software ... well, we have decided you don't need to use any of that anymore. Whoever is in charge of python should not be similarly abusive.
just wait for python 4 and wait for them to say "oh python 4 is not compatible with the vast amount of library in python 3, goodluck reinventing them in python 4"
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Thank you so much ! We managed to finish our project thanks to your video.
Man, you really saved my life
Thank u so much and your video is AMAZING
Great video!
learning some libraries I might find useful and this video was very helpful
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You do not talk too much, but if you do not have a need to self-deprecate, I would leave that out. You are good at this... thanks! Use all your words for the lesson... great job.
What changes should be done in the code if our graph has weights ?
Thank you for this video.
This is the main reason I resist doing anything in python: 2:25 "I don't think it exists on python 3"
I don't at all doubt that the python "developers" (or whim-driven code jockeys) have disregarded the usefulness of this library -- and disrespected everyone who wants to use it. I have found too much of that. And it didn't take very many times for that to happen before it became "too much."
What are they thinking that version 3 is not compatible with the vast amounts of work that have been done to build (and build projects around) libraries for version 2?
I have needed a library that was available only in version. So I "upgraded" to version 3. But version 3 broke a library that was already part of my project -- and no version of that library was available in python 3. So my project moved to a different language.
What a stupid way to "upgrade" python to a new version!!
We have come to expect abuse of this type from M$: Oh, those thousands of dollars you have spent on 16-bit software ... well, we have decided you don't need to use any of that anymore.
Whoever is in charge of python should not be similarly abusive.
just wait for python 4 and wait for them to say "oh python 4 is not compatible with the vast amount of library in python 3, goodluck reinventing them in python 4"
this is really good, you dont talk too much, it is great explanation you do over there, so bad my homework has to be with a matrix :(
Thank you! Would you please let me know how I could draw more than two edges between two nodes in the same direction?
Thank you very much. I was looking for something like this. This helped me in my project.
Thanks for the tutorial..
nice explanation!
you're amazing !!
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networkx is on python3, just tested following along with you
Where can i find part 2 please
great work
how can i add weights to each edge ?
Helpfull, thanks
What if I don't want axes or anything, I just want an image that shows the graphs?
Your resemblance to the TH-camr Georgenotfound is uncanny
Nice.
Is it possible to do directed graph without importing modules?
I mean technically yes as the module is just code, but I'm not entirely sure what you'd need to do.