I’m learning python! I’m new to IT. I’m so excited. Looking forward to a career change.

@tswaggcodes5

10 ай бұрын

Same here! BEST WISHES TO YOU & KEEP GRINDING

@maahettey

9 ай бұрын

How you doing now?

@aeligos

9 ай бұрын

​@HussLegends Currently doing the freecodecamp org curriculum. Python is somewhere therein. Current chapter is HTML with CSS. So I'm going through this curriculum, top to bottom. Thoroughly. So far so good.

@saphiron7536

8 ай бұрын

How you doing now?

@426F6F

8 ай бұрын

how u doing now

This is exactly what I'm doing: using (mostly) Python to explore a variety of programming specializations and other technical fields. After this, I plan to choose a niche, learn the appropriate language(s), and do freelance work on the side of my current job. But if I decide not to be a programmer, I can still use Python as a scripting language to automate my work. Python is a popular scripting language used by non-programmers.

@ryomensukuna4526

11 ай бұрын

Can't remember who asked.

@user-si6ey2gq4t

11 ай бұрын

Thanks for sharing! It helps me alot

@artpe5810

11 ай бұрын

​@@ryomensukuna4526i asked

@user-bs7vo3be6g

11 ай бұрын

Are you worried about AI? I'm asking purely out of curiosity and don't intend any negativity

@andymounthood

11 ай бұрын

@@user-bs7vo3be6g Not really. I'm worried about all the normal difficulties of breaking into the freelance market without experience and about all the business skills and time management skills I have to learn to make it work.

Just did the first module of Python Essentials 1 with no prior knowledge of programming. Hope to come back to this post in a couple years and see how far i’ve gotten from now 😁

@andrewtrow1

9 ай бұрын

Ayyyy me too !

@ReallyRedPanda

9 ай бұрын

Best of luck to you both, you've got internet cheerleaders on your side! 🤙

@GreenKC

9 ай бұрын

Same hello word out of the way 😂

@kemsler

7 ай бұрын

How's it going for you so far?

@UnbackedMuffn

7 ай бұрын

I'm working my way through it now. I like it a lot so far.

Ok so im just an average supermarket employee with no degree, no experience, only finished highschool and zero knowledge about programming or any code language... So let change that. Imma learn programming and the first language im picking is Python and see what I'll learn and do, so if this comment get attentions ill make sure to report back often on what im doing. Thank you for reading. 👍

@galavizK

5 ай бұрын

Now?

@donnervaix1436

4 ай бұрын

How you getting on bud?

@lukeandliz

4 ай бұрын

Let's here the update bud, rooting for you!

@jungles2688

3 ай бұрын

Don’t give up! Rooting for you! Change your life for the better

@TarzanHedgepeth

Ай бұрын

Start learning and update us that you’re learning

Already have my BS and masters in IT. But Ive started studying programming more seriously to branch out(and fufill a lifelong dream of game design). Starting with python as my first language to learn due to the versatility and fairly simple syntax. Wish me luck!

@Joy_Boobo

7 ай бұрын

Good luck to you ❤

Excellent and concise way to describe Python’s advantages.

19 күн бұрын

Im hacker , i know javascript and i deleted my name. Check my community tab for explainations .

I just started learning Python and it's been one bumpy ride but I'm proud of what I've been able to create.

@JustinMacri007

28 күн бұрын

Can we be friends?

Im currently leaening phyton and shit, its fun as hell

@Yeshua400

Ай бұрын

I started my python course 5 days ago and I confirm this statement haha

@nekorb1010

Ай бұрын

What did you start with? What course?

@Yeshua400

Ай бұрын

@@nekorb1010 Intro to Python course at my university.

@JCDay

Ай бұрын

@@nekorb1010 just a free course on youtube is ok, but my friend taught me.

Have to say, I learned python in a college course and did your node.js project. They are so similar. If you take time to understand the concepts and intention behind the programs the languages come much easier.

I started with python and I've found it easy to learn new programming languages since

@AllPraiseToYah

Ай бұрын

It's alot easier to understand than IRS code.😅😅😅

@AllPraiseToYah

Ай бұрын

I have an idea. Maybe we can use Python to rewrite IRS codes.

@JustinMacri007

28 күн бұрын

How easy is it

Thank you for your video, it helped me to decide which language to learn first

Thanks for the video!

Great insights thanks Tim

I love Tim and his Python

@GodDamm101

10 ай бұрын

What do you mean by his phyton 😅😂

@aladinmovies

10 ай бұрын

@@GodDamm101 look at his tutorials😂😂

@Laraxoxx

10 ай бұрын

😟

@marlonramos2170

9 ай бұрын

@@GodDamm101snake

Thank you so much❤

My first step on my quest for the future world of technology

I'm a phone accessories dealer in Nigeria. But I want to learn programming and be good in it. Thank you very much for sharing this

C is the best language to start because when u done with c you can code with any languages

@galavizK

5 ай бұрын

I agree, even tho java was my forst lang, i quickly saw the simmilarities with C and it also helped me learn other languages easily

@lukeandliz

4 ай бұрын

As a programmer, yeah, agree 100%, but through the eyes of a beginner just learning, C will discourage like there's no tomorrow. It's kinda like coming out the womb trying to learn to run, and saving walking and crawling for later. Don't get me wrong, that'd be awesome for everyone to start with C, or hell even assembly for that matter, but python being used in so much today, many can go an entire career only knowing the one language if they don't care to expand

Thank you ❤

Thank you !

I have no knowledge of coding but I stared HTML should I skip to python?

I have a degree in software engineering but I never took it seriously and chose a different career path. 5 years later I'm at a dead end and started learning python again as a first step to be a DevOps engineer.

Just started learning Python through a course on udemy, and it is quite easy to learn the fundamentals, fortunately. I'm keen to see how to use all of those fundamentals soon.

@Whyy__Yash

4 ай бұрын

updates? and how much time will it take

@RyanxDunn

4 ай бұрын

@Whyy__Yash the course I'm doing is 22 hours long. There are much longer ones, but I just wanted a course that would get me going with python so i knew how to use it. I'm 25% through it now on Udemy

@Whyy__Yash

4 ай бұрын

@@RyanxDunn okay, i also want to start my python and sql journey but the thing is i am a management student so what do you think and do you have any suggested course.. really appreciate👍🏼

@B7k7n

4 ай бұрын

Do your think Udemy courses are worth it?​@@RyanxDunn

Very Good!

i started learning python 1 and 1/2 years ago. i can now use tkinter with everything it offers. i can use the basic libraries like random,math,time... also py auto gui to make different things like macros(educ purp only), bots, screen reco etc. its sooo fun now that i have python as a class in my school where its a bit better beacuse english isnt my main language(i learned python to this day just in EN) and now we have classes in my first language. also we get assignments which are fun. really good language to learn as a first one l, can make things that look pretty, work, are readable and useful after school.

I sort of agree. I actually started learning Python from your videos several months ago. My issue with starting with Python came down to understanding how the code actually worked behind the scenes. In my opinion, Python is almost too easy, as you have functions available in some libraries somewhere for absolutely anything. I've moved on now to learning C and C++ (yes, both). I have found an immense amount of value from learning C which has in turn helped make me better at my Python programming as well.

@winio437

5 ай бұрын

So first you recommend to learn python for beginners, then C and finally return to python as an advanced?

@iWillAvert

5 ай бұрын

@@winio437 I learned Python, never stopped using it. Now I'm working on C/C++. My point was I kinda wish I did it the other way around. I'm not the only one with this sentiment either. I've listened to experiences of tons of other programmers, some who aren't that much more experienced than I am, and of course some of the top programmers of the world. So many are switching away from the idea of Python being your first language. The biggest argument I hear is on the side of C. There are no dynamic arrays, string types, memory allocation can be very manual, etc. If you'd like a more specific example: dynamic arrays. I've had to learn how to implement them myself in C, which in turn has helped me better appreciate them and better understand how they work. Python is an amazing language, one of my favourites, but it's severely limited by its interpreter. You CAN make some performant software like games with it, but basically every other popular language is so much faster it almost kind of hurts lol.

@B7k7n

4 ай бұрын

​@@iWillAvertI saw some people prefer c programming language but is it just C or C# or c++ please I will love your response

@iWillAvert

4 ай бұрын

@@B7k7n When they say that, they mean C. C++ is very good as well, and has a good "tutorial" on their website, but most people are referring to the original C. It's very simple, and easy to shoot yourself in the foot, but a great learning experience. C# is "C" in name only. It takes some inspiration from the C languages but is largely considered to be much like Java, though many argue it is better than Java and I'd have to agree.

@B7k7n

4 ай бұрын

@@iWillAvert oh thanks man it was a bit confusing I'm new to programming do you think I should learn python first? Or can you recommend please

Scratch was great for me as a start :)

Im deff learning python

Oh wow rlly good point on why Python is good to start off with. Currently going through Angela Yu’s Python course right now

@malachiportillo

8 ай бұрын

Wow! Just started the same course! How’s it going for you?

ok thank you sir

I used a software called RenPy to make visual novel games and the coding has some basis on python and upon looking at it and watching other videos on Python, i realise that if I ever want to do coding i will learn Python first.

As a tutor for computer science college kids, python as a first language fucks you up trying to learn higher level topics because the things taught in schools are math based. That being said ive not met a lot of successful python coders but i know they exist.

@rorymax

Жыл бұрын

Wdym by higher level topics

@cedric6941

Жыл бұрын

​@@rorymaxprogramming languages considered more difficult than python

@iamyourgreatgreatgreatgrea6291

Жыл бұрын

@@rorymax I think he/she really meant lower-level, because Python is a higher-level language, meanwhile the likes of C/C++ are lower-level languages. Basically the closer to pure machine code a language is, the "lower level" it is, so the farther away from pure machine code a language is, the "higher level" it is.

@atetraxx

11 ай бұрын

You tutor children and called low level languages “higher level?”

@yerneroneroipas8668

11 ай бұрын

@@atetraxx no i said higher level topics, referring to when you learn the idea, not languages. Additionally, python IS a higher level language so i don’t know what you’re talking about.

I love python and used it for a decade now but saying it's perfect as a first language is like saying bicycle is the perfect way to start moving yourself skipping crawling and walking.

@gandalfthegrey2777

Жыл бұрын

Python literally is the easiest language, if python is bicycle then what is crawling for you?

@abuman0738

Жыл бұрын

​@@gandalfthegrey2777 html and css

@gandalfthegrey2777

Жыл бұрын

@@abuman0738 they aren't even programming languages

@ipodtouch470

Жыл бұрын

@@abuman0738 those aren’t even programming languages and css can feel very hard to beginners

@mpi3602

Жыл бұрын

​@@gandalfthegrey2777 It's not about the difficulty of learning it's about foundation. Pythons interpreter is a black box for almost every beginner and it is holding them back. They will either way have to learn lower level language if they would won't to understand programming at deeper level.

I have no college degree im a really saavy sales guy but really wanna get into geeking out on coding. Honestly not the most interested in it but i just know the industry pays one of the highest. Im assuming im in a comment section full of really smart individuals. I’d like your advice on what kind of route I should take, where I should start, who I should watch, and anything in general without having to pay a bunch of money on courses.

I know right.

I think python is too simple for learning first because it does the "dirty" job in the background and when I tried learning another language I got confused why there are things that don't make any sense.

@ivan_9386

Жыл бұрын

💯 Learn C for 2-3 months before Python.

@big123lak

4 ай бұрын

Lol just learn it like you would’ve anyway

Any tutorial related to python for bigners

Also learning python gives you and idea how to problem solve and how coding actually works, and allows you to apply that knowledge to any other programming language you learn.

Started mine a day ago

Python sadly is used to do more and more calculators in our school lmao. We dont really do any specific apps with it.

I was always curious about computers since I was a toddler

Bros...am gonna learn this one...where do I start? You got a class you teach?

nice

My first PL is python, but i stop learning it, because i was too young. Now, when i know C and C++ i started learning python again.

Absolute beginner here,can I use python to design a search engine

Would you recommend to learn C before Python?

I'm learning Python at college. It is incredibly easy if you pay attention, you don't attend a day, you are lost.

as much as i appreciate the simplicity that Python Provide i would advise against this if you want to learn how computer actually works You should learn from the bottom up you should start from low-level like C but if you want to go hunt some jobs right away maybe Python can be an interesting choice as well as Javascript but anyway, this is very precise. Time.

@Axel.The.Conqueror

Жыл бұрын

Totally agree, the first language to learn in my opinion is C

@gigantopithecus8254

10 ай бұрын

If you really want to learn how a computer works learn asm c will teach you how a computer works mostly but it is still more abstract than asm

I think Java or C# are better, cause after them you’ll learn any language in no time. Plus, there are no so many jobs with python stack, if we don’t count devops, qa auto, ml and data science

Good❤😊

C++ is the highest paying language there is no debate. C++ == salary++

@zargle5924

11 ай бұрын

I think you mean =

@novydasb4660

11 ай бұрын

​@@zargle5924he is not defining it

What to learn after learning python basics

Python is great but it's very slow

Now frontend development with pyscript

Beginners should not learn Python as their first language it’s a bad language for beginners as it’s like learning to ride a bike with stabilisers when they are removed you discover you had not learned anything. Python is limited it can’t do much without the aid of other languages like C++ and Python is basically used like a wrapper language

@big123lak

4 ай бұрын

Most people learn to ride bikes with training wheels tho , there’s no reason not to learn python first then do c your gonna gonna learn it the same exact way and more things about c will make sense I think this is a bad argument wether you start with c or python your going to have to learn it anyway nothing about it prevents you from learning c

It's not a good idea good going to do a mobile app is it? I mean even flutter is better for controlling the device's hardware! Or have you found another option that works better than flutter with Python?

ngl i think learning html basics is prob the best to learn first. its a lot easier and more understanding in my opinion. I think html gives the basic foundation of how to use different symbols and orders

@RNDM-nd7tj

11 ай бұрын

html isn't programming

@sergeiivanov5739

10 ай бұрын

​@@RNDM-nd7tjyour logo suggests learning Rust and combining it with Python to develop some cool stuff.

@baseplate_462

10 ай бұрын

Im no expert but i do program in lua, and have a general understanding of what html is. Going from lua to python was "easy" because the basics of programming is logarithmic thinking, and understanding tables, conditional statments etc. html doesnt teach that type of thinking.

@sergeiivanov5739

10 ай бұрын

@@baseplate_462 and still is incredible difficult to understand every part of any open source code... At least for me. Python 12,13 will have many new things and will support more typing hints such as @overload, TypedDict and in addition to it, many async things such Async generators which is already there, at least in @contextmanager file. Keep going! Stay motivated! I know no one cares, but keep it up!

@griegBrew

9 ай бұрын

😂

Guys what would you do if it gets confusing while learning?

@natef1212

11 ай бұрын

find another teacher and explanation

His eyes peirce my soul

this short make my happy if i entry in python make my annoying :(

Anybody recommend fun channels to understand python? I’ve tried using CS50’s programming with python and it’s just boring. Anybody have better teaching yt channels or websites for Python?

Mostly covers every point

I don't know why games are always listed as one of python's abilities

My first language is JavaScript 🤧🤧🤧🤣

"backend server" 😹

@TechWithTim

6 ай бұрын

What’s wrong with that?

After python when you try to learn C,C++ or even Java your life feels like a shit 💀. When you try competitive coding then again the performance with big data structures with large data sets mams you feel like a tortoise lol💀. Event o3 optimisation can't save python as it's loosely types so every variable has to be declared by the interpreter meaning that the interpreter is sometimes converting you code line by line into a C code to determine what data typeis it,how much memory will it take then compiling it. All this makes it slower with just an advantage of readability. No harm to python,it's just that I started my journey with C and C++ learning python(it felt like a weird language at first) lol. But for huge code of a backend website it's just simply good . I am mostly interested in theory so need the fastest compile time that python cant match up but also I do use python for backend as a part of building my industrial profile.

@DaeDack

9 ай бұрын

I want to learn Java, hello. I want to become a software engineer, java BACKEND DEVELOPER, but I have no expertise in engineering. How can I start? And how do I apply for a job with a fund in India if everyone wants at least a year? of knowledge and Hackathon also desires a degree in computer science. Give me a road map

@ayaanbari6711

9 ай бұрын

@@DaeDack at first try to learn about software engineering and not CS(they are different). Then learn a language,as you said you are into backend then learn Java first with also a course of Java full stack . You will earn like a lot in this field. I know a person who got 25LPA INR from this journey Just don't stick to backend Learn frontend too.

Hmmmmm

Javascript. Python after

He's says u can code anything with python can I code the entire earth to explode

Well can I make a coding language in python 🤨🤨

@Max-dr9dw

Ай бұрын

Theoretically you can but since Python is not the best performance-wise, as a result your programming language won’t be very fast

White Krish Naik

Ed Sheeran

Just learn python and learn ML/AI

😢

no, it is C

@skylo706

Ай бұрын

C is hard af if you include pointers

Start with Assembly, then learn C, then learn Python. Do not start at the summit of the mountain.

@MalachiWadas

8 ай бұрын

Bruh what. This is ridiculous

Can I eat your python?

C++ left the chat

yeah, and you know nothing about programming

this is a bad advice, I have seen countless people who chose dynamically typed languages as their first language and then struggled to learn any serious language like C#,java,golang. Always learn a statically typed language as your first language.

JavaScript is better.

@adventuresofavalon2477

Жыл бұрын

Lmao Javascript is just confusing garbage lol. Saying this as a JS developer