Wtf?

Those tips are awesome. THX

I understand just pip install redis lol !

Cool video! I wasn't aware that you can run Redis locally. I, for some reason, always assumed that it's an AWS-exclusive service. Would be nice to now get a video showcasing more advanced applications of Redis and maybe explaining how Redis mitigates potential wipeout of data resulting from a power outage which would empty the RAM of the machine running it

Do you recover your account?

1:45 dude thats my name 💀💀, do ı take it as a threat or my favorite creator sending me a thank you like message? edit: also where did you found my name (and nahh ım not angry or scared or anything)

Is the audio also made with python? its is very well narrated? visual animations also look great!

Really helpful and insightful!

Ok Sachin

damn congrats on your 20k bro, tho we request a 20k speacial, like a discord server :)

hopefully some genai model, like openai o1 will be able to understand the subtleties of multi-threading and be able to make appropriate modifications to the necessary modules to make them thread-safe.

Hello Legend :)

I always use context manager for Database Connection Great Video and Best way explained 👍

irb still better

Awesome explenation 👌

Well you could use a function having parameter *kwargs or **kwargs and each input should be passed on to it later use thode input from the function for x y z tasks or another's funtions from the function multipleinp

I might actually end up working in SW development if you keep them videos coming!!

Why is it then if i use threading the execution time is faster as compared to normal sequential execution? One thread running at a time sounds like no parallelism...

Wow, I didn't know that I could use other names for 'self', great presentation. But because of your presentation I was wondering if the fact that the 'self' is not passed as argument during a call would be due to the Universal Function Call Syntax (UFCS) principle, at least it is so called in other languages. Then I tried and it worked!!! What is UFCS? Basicaly you can call a function with both ways `f(x,y)` or use `x.f(y)`. In Python, if you have a class like: class C(): ... def set_value(this, new_value): this.value = new_value ... my_c = C() Then you can call set_value like: my_c.set_value("My value") or: C.set_value(my_c, "My value")

Playwright had this from the start

Nice Content

On point tho the best part of it was you recapping a 2 min vid man's gotta love it init?

usual cli shortcut reached to python ide. :)

Hey 2 minutes py, will you talk about python circular import issue that may happen and how to avoid or fix it? thanks in advanced for these kind of contents

Already have this in ipython

Good stuff!! Thanks for bringing it to our attention!

It should have been exactly 3 minutes and 13 seconds long. Now it's two seconds longer :(

I want "?int" to work as in IPython

YES SIR 🔥🔥🔥

who uses python shell to program??? :)

Would've been great to make the video 3 minutes and 13 seconds.

It has to be done 20 years ago.

I use ipython, but this is cool

The auto indentation is the game changer for me

I use the IDLE.

What a dedication to step out of the 2 minute mark for this epic video. Great new features, looking forward for 3.13

2:35 paste mode is also a great feature

They enabled colored prompt and tracebacks by default, eh!

1:57 great, we got multiline code editing in the python shell before GTA6😂

Apologies guys, the video is a bit lengthy. I know, you guys aren't used to it on this channel but the video got lengthy after covering the updates in the Python 3.13 REPL.

Good to have, though there are libs with the same feature 🤔

hey shouldn't the numbers be 16 and 50? it looks like the order of the decorators were the other way around :/

Now I can test my pseudo code directly in the repl

Finally

as far as I understand, if you have a method foo in class Bar, you can call it as is like Bar.foo(), but when calling it from an instance like b.foo(), Python reads this as a syntactic sugar and translates it to: Bar.foo(b), passing the instance as the first variable, it makes sense since the method is declared in the class, don't remember where I read this