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@AlokKumar-ie6dx

9 күн бұрын

Please tell me about the interview question , what next!

man got arm transformation 😀

@TechWithTim

22 күн бұрын

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@AnoNym-zi5ty

22 күн бұрын

Good programmers leave computer shit alone after work and lift or do fun hobby stuff. Don't sit at the desk the whole day 😂

@manishkarki8119

22 күн бұрын

​@@AnoNym-zi5ty true

@xStayCurious

21 күн бұрын

​@TechWithTim looking jacked brother keep it up.

I love both finances and programming but I never realised that I could combine them together. Thank you so much for this tutorial!!! You are awesome Sir Tim Tech!

@TechWithTim

22 күн бұрын

Thanks for the comment!!

@FilthyMula

12 күн бұрын

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Been looking for ways to start making projects and building my portfolio as a developer but had been so confused on where to start. This video was just great timing as python was the first language I learnt.

Would definitely be implementing this and adding to my resume. Thank you for the code along video. Your dedication is unparalleled!

Please keep making this kinda videos/tutorials more often.

always a pleasure to see this guy sharing with us the knowledge.

I like the graph visual feature, thank you for the great video

Man, Tim! You're looking strong! 💪🏻 Great video! Thanks

wow this is cool to know about Python modules,thanks Tim.

Halfway throu 🎉🎉 keep the good content , thanks for everything you do

this is so good. thanks for sharing!

New sub here, thank you so much bro for your content !! It is being really helpful for me! Cheers mate

Awesome Vid was thinking about making this myself. You read my mind 👍👍

Very cool, a good project helps build a portfolio.

Great video, thank you!

Thanks so much Tim. I really have a good insight on how i can implement pandas and matplotlib for building projects. I found it helpful. Keep it up bro❤

Great video as always. The sticky scroll in your editor makes things harder to understand

Great job!

Another great vid, I like the bit about using Chat \GPT for some sample data, that worked like a charm. I thought I heard you say there were some cli-features, maybe that was some other vid.... I think I will add some cli-options, perhaps using click so I can add an expense from the command line, and maybe some sub-categories for types of expenses and was thinking transaction-numbering might be and interesting add. Thanks again to the quality content and inspiration!!.

Excellent video.

Great transition

thank you for using a date format that makes sense DD/MM/CCYY

Its been a long time without your javascript magic please make something anyways love your content thanks

This was really super interesting, with many python concepts properly explained. Thank you Tim, you are a hell of a programmer 👏❤💪

Excellent .

Dude! hard to hear you with the 'gun show' going on!! ;) Lookin ripped bud!! Oh, and thx for all the content!!! I'm currently going thru your block-chain lessons, thx again! Cheers

doing this project in django, will cover all concepts of python and also give a hint with frontend

@nelsonberm3910

19 күн бұрын

great idea, i was thinking of doing a gui, but a django project would be sick as well

@nelsonberm3910

19 күн бұрын

do you have a repo?

@theonlymaster9374

8 күн бұрын

@@nelsonberm3910 well i have not worked on this, it was just an idea, so that instead of just using in python, a fullstack development would be better, Ofcourse implementing this in django would be a task. But once completed we would have learnt a lot

started learning coding recently, watch your videos regularly🙂

Great video

thank you a lot you are the best good to give valuable videos 🌼🌷🌺🌳🌴🌾🌿🍀

hey tim, i love your videos they help me a lot. what theme do you use? I am a big fan of sublime as well

Did not finish the video yet, and it's already really nice ! But I notice a point, for now, 22:21 , that you return get_date if the format isn't correct. IMO, better to make it work with a while loop, with break, or continue and return. The reason is, if the user puts wrong date many many times (user can be dumb), the call stack will grow up, potentially too much, and it's not the best for performances.

@TechWithTim

22 күн бұрын

Yes good point but just trying to show a recursive solution for learning purposes but agree I should have mentioned that flaw

@nilgam6536

22 күн бұрын

No problem, not a crit about you, I was sure you know that, just mentioned for your people :) I agree too with them : really cool crash course in one hour ! It's pleasant to get some videos like that one, quick, clear, easily understable!

0:00 - "Practicing Your Skills: A Comprehensive Guide" 3:39 - "Using Studio Code to Work in Any Editor" 7:09 - "Understanding the 'At Class' Method: What Does It Mean?" 11:00 - "Understanding Categories and Descriptions: A Detailed Guide" 14:46 - "Understanding Different Methods of Writing and Communication" 18:26 - "Setting Up 'Allow Default' Option in System Settings" 22:05 - "Creating a Variable in Programming" 26:04 - "Continuously Requesting Valid Input: A Recursive Approach" 30:05 - "Converting Date Column into a Datetime Object" 33:56 - Video is missing context. Please provide more information. 37:43 - "Understanding Parameter X: A Detailed Explanation" 41:30 - "Filtering an Empty Data Frame" 45:17 - "Announcing a Breakout Session" 49:04 - "Exploring Various Aspects in Detail" 52:51 - "Discussing Our Expenses: A Financial Overview"

Once a legend always a legend this man wins my heart ❤

Arms ❌ attractive arms 👌

Thanks ❤

man I was watching your old Kivy tutorial, and felt like that is how you look like, in today, man you look very diferrent!

Man's been drinking the protein shakes

the glow up is crazy

Regarding the date_format variable around the 22:20 mark, you say that it lets us change this in 1 place rather than 3, but those 3 places are all in that 1 function (at least at that stage in the project), so I feel like it's a waste to create a variable elsewhere outside that function. If only 1 function is using a piece of code we're considering making a variable out of, I think it's worth just leaving it inside that function.

Made a career change! Going into AI engineering and python is step 1. What are some good study and practice tips? I’m trying to practice for 2 hours daily.

This man is building in the gym too

Goat!

Great, I would add tinker to it

@ericdelapuente-hf8sf

22 күн бұрын

same

Tim! we need pandas for beginners tutorial please

comment for algorithm. good job mate

do more portfolio projects,more project oriented maye wwith react also.

Hey Tim, I’ve been following you for over an year now and literally watched most of your playlists, I understand all your code and everything you say but I still find it difficult to do it myself, ( I’m stuck in tutorial hell) is it beneficial to keep writing and repeating this project until I be able to do it without following with the video and add more features on top of it? Or that’s a bad strategy? Pls respond to me. Thanks for all your great videos.

@TechWithTim

21 күн бұрын

Hey the most important thing is to try to code on your own. It’s fine to make mistakes and refer to content like mine for review but you should really try to attempt the project first before watching the video! If this one is too difficult then try with an easier project :)

@user-lv5db6lt1v

21 күн бұрын

@@TechWithTim much respect ❤️

Hi, Tim. Which font family do you use for coding? Thanks in advance.

Can you give some tips for beginner - intermediate programmer who wants to go for back end using python How to become good at logic development should i focus more on projects or should i go for django pls reply!

Hello instructor, you are is smart and awesome, thank you

Hi guys! Could you please advise me? I've recently started learning Python and I wanted to ask how to use these kinds of videos to ensure I understand the material and can confidently add my work to my portfolio. Should I follow along with the video and type everything out in VSCode several times, and then try to do it on my own without looking? Or is there another way? I apologize if this is a silly question.

@nilgam6536

22 күн бұрын

I think write it several time is barely to learn the code kind of "mechanical way". If you talk about libraries (panda, csv...) the best, imo, is to understand the library and play around with them, into small projects, small apps. Not all functions, of course, you don't have to mastery one lib to tell you understand materials. But play with them, then try to make them work together. Small bricks with small bricks give a good amount of brick to build a solid block. Or you can watch the video, two, three times, then try to code by yourself, and modifying some functions to improve them. Like this, you will put your creativity into it, and if you do errors, no problem, go to the doc of the lib, and it's ok, and it's go on :)

@nilgam6536

22 күн бұрын

The idea behind that is to not learn to build ONE program. But how this program works, and why. If you're able to build an app, understanding how it work, and why it works, you'll be able to build another properly. Try to understand lines of code, why exception management is make coded like that, class, functions, why it's splitted into multiples funxtions/classes. Step by step, and you will code nicely, with fun :)

@pharaoh9483

22 күн бұрын

Watch Corey Schafer on KZread learn the basics, learn about functions, classes, decorators, strings, lists, dictionaries, sets, etc. Create small programs like a calculator by printing out to console. Keep making projects and don’t worry about remembering, even experienced programmers will tend to look things up online, it’s not about remembering but rather knowing what to do and how you will achieve the end goal.

@br4vetrave1er

22 күн бұрын

TY guys for feedback, will do!

Bro been working on his right arm 😂

I wanna ask you about start Learning programming with python what do you think some says you won't have a job and its wrong you won't be able to understand the DSA SO please make a video about it

@aayushsamal2715

22 күн бұрын

You don't land a job by starting to learn a programming language... Python is a good programming language to start with as it has a relatively simpler syntax... However only learning to code in python or let it be any single language will land u a job... It will take time and patience both to land a job in programming.... However, coming back to point python is the best language for any beginner.... Don't get demotivated or anything and just start learning.... You encounter a problem u find a solution u gain ur solution and slowly and steadily move a step forward towards ur goal.... Let it be any language...

Awesome this will be helpful for me as I am applying for Data Analyst

Someone is working out in gym for a while💪🏻

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@onlycr7640

22 күн бұрын

yes bro 💓🙌🟢

I had to sort the income_df and expense_df indexes for the plot to be a single-valued function, could this be because I'm using an older version of Python?

when i initialized the csv file, the file is created with 'date', 'amount' etc written in seperate lines instead of one line , also an additional 0 appeared at the top in line 1, any idea why is it so???? please help out

hey i have a question why when you import modules for some you use " import X as Y" for others "from X import X" or just "import X"

When I try to run it I get an error saying "name CSV isn't defined" it's pointing to the CSV.initialize_csv() call in the add() function.

Is this project new or old from the old videos on the channel?

@TechWithTim

22 күн бұрын

It’s a new project!

@AmgadSamir-oy1tl

22 күн бұрын

@@TechWithTim I love your channel. Can you please make a video for how back end python developer prepare for a job interview

Hey team i'm doing a project on mobile using python and i don't know how to use i don't know how to use the mojo curses on it

i had a problem when showing the graph, if i added entries not in the correct order, my graph came out very janky and all over the place. inside the get_stransactions func i added this line df = df.sort_values(by="date") right under this line: df["date"] = pd.to_datetime(df["date"], format=CSV.FORMAT) hope it helps someone.

Great Job....can you make an ai_finance_ tracker

Question: Can you build this without VS Code editor or in any other editor??

@DannyOShea_

2 күн бұрын

You can write the code anywhere but you won’t have a terminal to see if the actual code works or not so nah

Waiting for AWS AZURE & GCP crash course in one hour

zaddy tim

Me doing it in colab and not having to install anything.

Hi guys, at 10:19 when trying to make the file, I keep getting the error "Can't open file "my file path" no such file ir directory" does anyone know how to fix this? Thanks

Please where's the CSV file

What's this guy's history

10:29 No new file was created on my windows pc what could be the problem

VS Code Theme ?

5 minute gang

@yangzhuoxunnhps

22 күн бұрын

Like if you viewed it in the first 5 minutes

I just finish this video

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All the way from India . Name is Jim

I love how you gained weight bro

Why class methods are used instead for normal methods could you please give me some context on this.

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bro is working on body

Thanks for the video, one constructive criticism is that annoying orange text banner popping in and out is REALLY ANNOYING. Your voice describes what is going on, this orange banner distracts and adds nothing. A bit like Trump.

Hi Tim, in doing this project when I got to the plotting the code you have shared for the income and expenses dataframes resulted in weird looking plots on my end. " income_df = ( df[df["category"] == "Income"] .resample("D") .sum() .reindex(df.index, fill_value=0) ) expense_df = ( df[df["category"] == "Expense"] .resample("D") .sum() .reindex(df.index, fill_value=0) )" I have checked with chatgpt and got the following which gave me a proper plot income_df = df[df['category'] == 'Income'].resample('D').sum().fillna(0) expense_df = df[df['category'] == 'Expense'].resample('D').sum().fillna(0) Do you have an idea what I did wrong here on your code?

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