Best Coding Language for Beginners | Top Resources to Learn Python Programming

[@aniakubow]

Ah thank you for the shout out ! 💚💜💙 such an honour !

[@BuckeyeStormsProductions]

"We basically taught sand to think, with electricity." Never thought of it that way, but, wow!

[@tigerade76]

@@Anastasia-Marchenkova Can i have a question? In traditional cpus we operate on bits . In quantum computing we are working on cubits, with can be descriped as functions (probability densities? Am i right?). So we are considering hilbert space with (+, *) and probability densities as hilbert space elements? (So after any operation on input, our output will still be propability density as we add and multiple elements from hilbert space?) Is the whole quantum world described by functional analysys and probability? Where could i learn more about quantum computing stricte from mathematical point of view?

[@bhuvaneshs.k638]

To learn any languages we need to start working on projects & try solving some problems... That's the efficient way to learn

[@debihsofiane3229]

Thank you

[@ruangrelax7796]

@@Anastasia-Marchenkova do you have some recommendation for this?

[@oslogrigor8320]

Alright I want to build a program that reduces liberal influence online. Teach me starting from there.

[@Amit-sp4qm]

Couldn't agree more .. this Is not only good but all said and done is the best way .. as the important effect is that you learn to solve issues and use and explore tools than just buying tools .. and being stuck at that ..

[@devsauce]

Even though I use JavaScript in my day to day job, I would still recommend python to start with if you don't know how to program. No need to use special keywords to declare variables. No "confusing" curly braces to scope your code, etc, etc.

[@barryblack8332]

Indentation is more confusing.

[@Amit-sp4qm]

@@barryblack8332 true .. for me atleast 😁

[@funny-video-YouTube-channel]

JavaScript keeps getting more and more dominant, because everyone likes the Internet. Slowly improving with every other browser upgrade. RUST , GO , PHP and Python are for the job. All depends on the company and project.

[@Amit-sp4qm]

I started from c .. and still find it comfortable .. and I agree with your thoughts abt js, I now use it quite a lot along with with c# .. I never got comfortable with python .. even tho I use it as required (blender) .. no idea why 😁

[@obinator9065]

I don’t think the 1st language of choice doesn’t matter that much since imperative languages are basically 95% the same. If you want to do game development, choose C++ (Unreal Engine, SDL2 et al) or C# (Unity, Godot) With .NET, C# is also good for GUI or App development. Front-, back- end: Typescript obv (I don’t like JavaScript) PHP with Laravel isn’t bad either for web development Data Science: Python (I also like F# for this) If you’re more into math logic try functional languages like Haskell (in general: they’re good for strengthening your own logic) Java if you plan to work in big enterprise - Spring - Android (prefer Kotlin!) ...

[@azomnis4724]

I'm a beginner at coding. And this video is really motivational and informative for me. Thanks for sharing. I appreciate it a lot.

[@imranphysicist4749]

How about latex for researching in quantum. Entanglement

[@WilliamDye-willdye]

I agree with Ms. Marchenkova that Python is the best language today for beginners. Among old coders like myself, the "SICP" lectures at MIT are widely considered to be the best introduction to computer science, using the language Lisp because it's excellent for learning from mathematical first principles. Even MIT, however, has switched from Lisp to Python for new students, because modern coding is almost entirely based on combining existing modules, and Python is much better for that approach. Knowing a popular language like Python also gives you a quick start on creating a useful personal project, and I again agree with Ms. Marchenkova that personal projects are a great way to learn. Don't just give yourself another big list of new things to memorize. Instead, use the new tool in an attempt to improve something in your life. The project might fail, but a failed project is often more instructive, and the real objective is to learn. Finally, I encourage new programmers to watch the first eleven minutes of the 1986 "SICP" lectures from MIT. You don't need to watch the whole course, or even the entire first lecture. Just the first 11 minutes will tell you something that I think every programmer should know: *computer science is not about computers* ! KZbin sometimes discards comments with links in them, so I won't post a direct link here. Just search for something like "1986 SICP MIT" and it should be the first hit. The suffix of the URL is "2Op3QLzMgSY". It gives you a key insight into what computer science is really all about, so it is famous among us old programmers for good reason.

[@zugarfree]

So glad I found this channel. You have a great way of making dense information palatable

[@matobago]

The `however` is back but seriously this account is underrated great material.

[@tindo0038]

i am early!! keep up the good work, Anastasia.

[@ralexis12]

Python is what I'm targeting .. I'm seeing it's popularity grown within the quantum system community .. thanks for your insight .. 💯💯❣️❣️

[@Theone-ou2xt]

what about SICP for functional programming ,you won't have to worry about hardware abstraction ,you can just focus on design of the idea,i just started it,not sure if its a good idea but conventional wisdom says it is,i will see .

[@kianooshkargar28]

Thank you very much. It is realy helpful. I have a question: Do you revommend pyquil for first quantum framework to learn?

[@technologicalworld780]

Which is the best channel to learn A.I with python?

[@seanjoe4852]

Thank you for sharing how you used Django for caculating probability for finding out what caused your skin rash. Last script language I used for probability calculation was R-studio, and I have never used Django, which I will be look into tutorials right now.

[@chrisaquino2892]

Very impressive person, I never meet any interesting people until now. I could go hours talking to this type of person.

[@chrisaquino2892]

@@Anastasia-Marchenkova Do you think ai can beat an inception? If yes, how much time till ai realize it’s on a never ending branch and finds the root? I would very much like to know your answer.

[@__beginnerscode__3584]

Great resources! For me, getting stuck in with practical projects was the best way to learn. Errors are always made but making mistakes should be viewed as help rather than daunting! Thanks for sharing these

[@__beginnerscode__3584]

@@Anastasia-Marchenkova That's brilliant to hear as it means that I'm definitely going in the right direction! Appreciate the video, keep up your hard work!

[@christopherc8563]

I find doing guided projects than studying concepts works best like you said kinda about quantum computing, I have that python crash course and q couple other of those books I was using with the python institute courses and a lot of KZbin videos. Sometimes you just need things explained the right way

[@raquibhasib1710]

Hello Anastasia, I want to learn quantum programming. I am doing civil engineering job. Can I have a career in quantum programming ? Please suggest me a path for this career.

[@debihsofiane3229]

I'm interest

[@Amit-sp4qm]

It is a very specialised field .. do it if you have passion .. but for just career just hope you'll be lucky ..

[@madhavsirohi2225]

Do you have a video on/ or will be making on opportunities for Physics Bachelors for reasearch experience.

[@grerovambrozoyuz9426]

Ma'am, what kind of sample python program for the newbies one easily learn?

[@crimsonliescarnifex]

Hi Anastasia, I was wondering what you thought of my current method for learning Python. I took 4 Python MOOC courses last year but despite heavily documenting them, I haven't retained much. Frankly, I don't enjoy computer science unless it's applied to something I love. However, I am having a blast with Qiskit and I'm always eager to play with code when I have time. Do you think learning Python through building circuits on Qiskit is a good idea? It's the only way that seems to keep me engaged. Whenever I'm stuck on a concept, I just refer back to my notes or google it. Thank you! P.S. Thanks for another wonderful video!

[@butterytofu]

THIS CHANNEL IS AMAZING I LITERALLY LOVE YOU!

[@bhuvaneshs.k638]

Can you do a video on how reinforcement learning is used for error correction & controlling qubits

[@bhuvaneshs.k638]

@@Anastasia-Marchenkova ok I understand 👍 Then can you just make a video on Quantum error correction as a concept and 2016 Nobel prize for Physics

[@bhuvaneshs.k638]

@@Anastasia-Marchenkova 2016 Nobel prize for Physics was given to topological Quantum computing and an efficient way to do error correction for Quantum computing.

[@bhuvaneshs.k638]

@@Anastasia-Marchenkova thankyou ❤️ 👍 I really appreciate it

[@ScriptureFirst]

Python...? to tap my GPU to expedite deterministic prime factorization for candidates up to 10**4 digits long... (for the purpose to surface falsely flagged candidates by probabilistic algorithms.) Am concerned py’s int handling makes it suboptimal to c++ at this scale tho.

[@derekshannon6045]

Interesting about the almond oil. What do you use now?

[@purvangpatel98]

I'm really confused between "Python for Everybody" and "Python 3 Programming". Which is good for Robotics?

[@dilmerv]

This is a great video Anastasia great work !

[@imranphysicist4749]

How to ubreak the code on Quacomputing

[@joeljackson6675]

Love your topics! Thank you so much for posting.

[@jenil8119]

Coding really matters in laboratories like CERN,LHC, etc. ??

[@miguelonex53]

Brilliant content, nice methodology 👍👍

[@JohnSmith-pt7xh]

Great video! This is definitely a must watch for later , thank you 😊

[@armanbekmuratov1772]

Извините может быть за интимный вопрос, но Ваш первый язык английский или какой либо славянский? Excuse me for intimate question, are your first language English or Slavic one? Just curious, thanks for the video:)

[@barindersingh5810]

Thanks ❤🌹🙏 for the love of content.

[@umurkaragoz]

I use python to track my computer usage, and sometimes, ahem, automate some games, etc ^.^

[@danielsilva3383]

Hey, do you need a PhD to do research? What is more important: academia Vs industry? Thanks 👍

[@danielsilva3383]

@@Anastasia-Marchenkova Thank you for your advice! I think I also enjoy industry more.

[@Reliquancy]

I know if you learn c++ first that javascript seems really wacky. Like it looks familiar from the syntax but it is way different. Also has nothing to do with java. Just lots of weird design choices. But yes to learning python first, it’s like writing psuedocode that actually runs lol.

[@ruangrelax7796]

do you have recommend book for SQL for beginner?

[@ruangrelax7796]

@@Anastasia-Marchenkova what do you mean by docs?

[@modelsupplies]

I really miss About.com. It was an excellent free coding resource. I love the coding method you used to identify sweet almond oil as the culprit for your skin issues!

[@lifeadventureswithjeremyca590]

Thanks, can't wait to learn Python!!!!$😎💻🐍⌨🌠✌🏽

[@lifeadventureswithjeremyca590]

@@Anastasia-Marchenkova thanks, I am in need for some luck!!!!$🙏🏽🌠✌🏽

[@danielsilva3383]

Hi, are programming jobs going to low wage countries?

[@danielsilva3383]

@@Anastasia-Marchenkova Thanks. Great to hear!

[@bite027_ketansharma6]

9:35, I am waiting for the upcoming video.

[@Rakhu-e2f]

Iam using c++ and c# for my game development. C++ powerful language

[@obinator9065]

Only if you know how to utilize it, I.e copying std::string, so you need to know your STL Allocation methods; avoid heap at all cost; placement-new; PMR containers l and r values; move semantics when to use noexcept, const, constexpr, consteval, constinit and for classes, constraints and classes to properly utilize templated classes for potential compiler optimizations, start using RAII, stop that getter/setter crap (seriously!). Avoid raw pointers and use smart pointers. Use execution policies for STL algorithm, to run in parallel, I.e parallel for-loop with std::for_each. You can also make use of OpenMP support, which the major compilers support. Use C++ threading, use std::atomic , condition variables and mute es appropriately, I.e to avoid dead-locks

[@Rakhu-e2f]

@@obinator9065 iam making games in unreal engine using c++ only Not blueprint. Memory management is the major issue in c++ I have make my pointer reference but I not assigned any value to it and this cause my engine crash That is why people use blueprints not c++ in unreal engine

[@sandeepbh1941]

Amazing as usual ❤️👍🙏❤️

[@nazarm6215]

I use javascript for everything you mentioned

[@nazarm6215]

Learning Rust for lower level stuff or apis that need to scale

[@richarda1630]

Agreed. Totally

[@richarda1630]

*Has a Skin problem* *Creates a Python App* *Geek levels - Exemplary :P

[@ALi..30]

I love you and I love your content😊😘

[@ashoksamrat8486]

I was here to learn python But after seeing your beautiful face and cute smile, i forgot everything 😂😂😂

[@r.kafridi8027]

You are great

[@dkyadav6971]

Hello anesthesia please share your LinkedIn profile ,would love to connect ,I can't find you

[@taresy6789pp]

if this lady taught me in coding i be in her class every day lol

[@helloworld-el5bi]

Спасибо за хороший контент

[@guyharold3549]

Just use Scratch. You can control drones

[@sunnygawande5283]

So because of python language you are so beautiful ❤️

[@ALi..30]

It's a great video for a great girl👍🏻😊

[@TechiiEngineer]

learn java, it would be easier for u to switch in future if u wanted to do so

[@of8155]

I know JAVA

[@NikolajKuntner]

Data structures? No I just use dicts of dicts of dicts.

[@erkinalp]

You should create a LBRY channel.

[@barryblack8332]

I don't know who came up with the idea that "python is a great first language".

[@of8155]

I know JAVA and I would learn Python in high school.

[@andrazklemenc3729]

Challenge for you: To stand 20 sec, being tickled on your feet :) Without kicking!

[@philtoa334]

cool.

[@shubhamgour7807]

I Chose to learn Python Course

[@oslogrigor8320]

💡🤘😄

[@user-yt6hk8bb1b]

Python is named after Monty Python, not the snake

[@ariana5819]

Cute 😍 I watch your show but don't hear anything

[@devanshsavansha9061]

The snake 🐍 at thumbnail is a Krait not python 😂😂

[@sangeethshaju91]

My lady is back with another bang. I wish we're real life friends.

[@akshitjain2867]

Man how can you study that much, please help me out I get bored easily

[@doraemon4711]

😯😯

[@destroyer2973]

20% of code is copied from stackoverflow.

[@TechiiEngineer]

that's chain ain't looking good on you

[@911mastermind]

are you a flute player?