Automate Spotify with Python

Hello, this is a beginner-friendly python project! In this python project, we will be taking our liked videos on youtube and automatically creating a Spotify Playlist.
GitHub
github.com/TheComeUpCode/Spot...
In this video we use:
-KZbin Data API: developers.google.com/youtube/v3
-Spotify Web API: developer.spotify.com/documen...
-youtube_dl: github.com/ytdl-org/youtube-dl
-python requests library: requests.readthedocs.io/en/ma...
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[@clonger204]

"Before we write a single line of code, we need to make a plan" - such important advice that a lot of others miss! Great video.

[@kyusungkwon8036]

Na, straight to hello world 😤

[@Eli7PM]

@@kyusungkwon8036 :'D

[@raterus]

She wrote helpful comments too, she's going places in her developer career for sure

[@user-on6tb4zh5d]

don't make a plan, smoke it =)

[@arifjay6756]

Hell yeah lol storyboards FTW! 😂

[@aliasgenesis]

Her: This is a beginner friendly programming tutorial. Me, one semester from graduating from Computer Science and watching this video at 2 am: What?

[@stratuxz]

Same 😂

[@uncaged3076]

why do i relate so much lmaoo

[@empathydoesnotexist1200]

Do you guys not do any programming in class? or outside of class?

[@alan2211]

No way this is for beginners. Maybe for HER beginners. They don’t teach this in college. At least not where I went to.

[@theendurance]

@EmpathyDoesNotExist They don't teach any of this in a CS degree. They teach you fundamentals and theory of computers, such as data structures, algorithms, compilers, Operating Systems, etc. Software Engineering is very different from CS

[@boobella899]

while i_dont_understand == True: print("😭😭😭")

[@computology2787]

haha

[@javiervillalobos6114]

Boo Bella it should be just While idontunderstand:

[@SFreakHD]

Infinite loop👀

[@ultravioletcatastrophe]

Yeah, the '== True' is redundant

[@wtvr92]

Break, BREAAAAK! 😆

[@Tomahawk1999]

oh man, life sucks when when a beginner project seems too hard to do. This girl is so bright

[@tfh5575]

you got it. you can learn anything. it will click

[@rayr268]

Just follow along with this or the projects in 'python the hard way' . You learn by doing. You will get it soon if you keep at it. Good luck

[@pxnx]

it's actually not that hard ;)

[@michaelcho6484]

Just keep on keepin on! like any human or computer language, it takes a minute for everything click. i teach high school students programming and i understand your struggle. just keep tryin!

[@agustinbernardo1735]

This is not that much of a beginner project, although it has a walkthrough

[@Amplifity]

Really enjoyed your method of presenting. So refreshing. I like how you stay on topic and don't "drift" off. You have a very soothing method of delivery. I've been a programmer for 20 years, and I've gotten very opinionated about the content that I can digest. Pretty early in a video/blog/book I can generally tell if I'm going to stick with the author. You were very "viewer" focused, not "author" focused. Which is great. I wish more people did that. Viewers watch for the subject in the title of the video, not a 1000 sidebars about who knows what. Well done!!!

[@Bukola1]

Thank you 🙌🙌

[@alpineai]

I couldn't agree more! I actually enjoyed watching this. I also liked the soothing "elevator" music ha.

[@btgrant]

A the risk of being totally unoriginal, I came here to say "I couldn't agree more!" In addition to what Jeff and Shola already said, I loved the pragmatic/direct approach. First-world problems, maybe, but definitely a fun and relatable.

[@jyeharry]

Jeff Carley could you recommend any other authors/channels/resources of any kind that you also really liked? I often have a hard time finding content online that grabs my attention for long enough to be worthwhile

[@sheebanwasi6116]

Hello Sir, Can you help? I ran the script and executed it but it only adds one song number of times in my Spotify playlist and that song is not in my youtube liked videos also kinda help. thanks

[@Aus10Ham]

print (‘Hello World’)

[@Aus10Ham]

the waxen pith catch me breaking through the federal firewalls next 🤧

[@rc6431]

console.log("js >")

[@rc6431]

@@cmpc724 char* isHacker(Commenter arg) { return usesJava(arg) ? "fuck no" : "maybe"; } isHacker("the waxen pith");

[@khad2025]

@@cmpc724 omg I want be haker 2. Plz halp

[@xhmbx9548]

Function print(X) { Console.log(X); } And now you can use print() to print strings in JavaScript just like in python Print("Hello world") And BOOM! Now where's Google? I'm waiting for you to hire me👀🙂

[@aprilgirl428]

Going to ASU for Software Engineering and I wish some of our projects could incorporate more real world applications like this. Just found your channel probably 20 minutes ago and I'm excited to see more of your work!

[@socratesa2536]

Not even coding and was recommended this, watched the first 2 min and i’m impressed. Honestly the first teaching video that has minimal fluff and goes step by step. Especially impressed with how you broke down the problem before attacking it and really approaching the problem like an engineer would. Really set a great example, and just felt the need to say you’re one talented teacher, keep up the good work

[@technomsphera]

I’ve watched more hours of tutorials than I’ve binged netflix and this was the only tutorial I’ve seen that is enjoyable to watch. I love your video style (music, editing, how the whole video is laid out, how parts of it are fast forward..ed) really great job with this, I would definitely watch more if you made them! Thanks.

[@RoyalConfetti]

Her: We're going to do a beginner friendly project! Me: I've got this. :) My brain when she starts explaining: **Windows XP Shutdown Sound**

[@_JIT]

Lmao

[@leonardo5005]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣👍

[@cocoajo]

😂

[@oRuTRa45]

Glad it's not just me. 😅😅😅😅

[@ilohchifomma453]

😂😂

[@bvg129]

In pycharm, you can press Ctrl+Alt+L to format all code according to PEP. Useful for the stuff like at 7:25

[@Bukola1]

A true life saver!

[@kashakroger1692]

I'm going to be brutally honest: I only watched the first three minutes of the video. Then I paused, briefly glanced at what else about coding you have on this channel. Then I hit "Subscribe". That's how much I liked your style of presentation. Big thumbs up from Finland!

[@baxter6504]

I did the exact same thing. I really enjoy her calm manner at presenting and explaining ideas.

[@katieh6444]

I love how you've made it so approachable! And the setting/music is a million times better than most "how to" videos on these subjects

[@Bukola1]

Hey! I'm so happy you all enjoyed this tutorial, thanks for all of the kind comments 😍 Python Programming Project (Automate Tinder): kzbin.info/www/bejne/h5fFqXWcfp6Sprs More Code with Me (for Beginners): kzbin.info/www/bejne/fXzWdJyqdqp-pdk All of the code is in the Github link below w/ step by step instructions if you'd like to experiment! Github: github.com/TheComeUpCode/SpotifyGeneratePlaylist I'll be working on a more beginner-friendly tutorial but if you have any other ideas, lmk in the comments!

[@goofball9292]

The Come Up thank you 😊👍

[@InnermanArts]

This is so cool! Been looking for a project to get my feet wet with this language! How long have you been coding in python?

[@casewhite5048]

wondering if instead of liked videos i could use a playlist i already had made on youtube like this one kzbin.info/aero/PLkKQJPaI5un8B9UfQlK8gnqbvLKNY8U_p

[@FGCVidz]

Keep it up!

[@zblempt]

instagram link doesnt work :(

[@ethanpedersen8915]

This is one of the best programming videos I've ever seen! I really like how you took a step back at the beginning to plan out all the steps. That is overlooked in most other videos but it's so important to the process!

[@diahidvegi8536]

By far the best programming tutorial I've found on the internet. Breaking down the 'real-world' process and then putting it into code was just beautiful. Thanks for this!

[@busterdafydd3096]

using some old techniques though which could be improved. . . I guess my opinion is not politically correct

[@laur-unstagenameactuallyca1587]

@@busterdafydd3096 how is it not politically correct to give constructive criticism? you're filling your head with unnecessary anxiety and it's no one's fault but your own. sad.

[@kabascoolr]

@@busterdafydd3096 I am an engineer who works on very advanced things (think NASA); and this video literally changed my life a few months ago. It may seem generic, but the problem solving process is not taught in a typical engineering curriculum; they teach you a bunch of theory and expect you to know how it's applied. I bet you more than half of new Engineering grads, the people actually building these types of systems, cannot bread down a problem like this.

[@jorgepuertolas3541]

This was the best channel discovery since the start of 2020!! Thank you!!!

[@AndrewHitti]

Really solid code!! 😍 But the most impressive part was seeing your entire approach to breaking down the problem and building it in such a modular way. That’s the skill that separates junior and senior software engineers. Pleasure to watch and your code is a pleasure to read. KEEP IT UP 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@dilsmatchanov]

No hate but I wouldn't say that this is senior developer level code

[@skilz8098]

@@dilsmatchanov In some regards I can sort of agree with your statement as coming from a C/C++ background... However, the approach itself does show a high level of professionalism.

[@nowyouknow2249]

Cool video. Once you broke the problem into smaller chunks, I knew the remaining would most likely be a walkover. Keep making more interesting videos like this

[@vgrice850]

Dils Matchanov I think it’s well organized. The senior developer I work with likes to have a separation of concerns when building apps.

[@iAmTheSquidThing]

Yeah, it's a very practical project, not just a toy example. Because a lot of real-world code is all about getting APIs to work together. But also it's structured neatly and explained well.

[@TheNsNZ]

As someone in the early stages of learning Python, this video showed me how insanely confusing coding is and how far I have to go before I know even the slightest bit about what you're doing here. Very intimidating.

[@leanita2010]

Same here😬

[@gavinderulo12]

I'd suggest learning a low level language like C or C++ first. It teaches you important fundamentals of how memory and cpu work. Moving to high level languages like python becomes a breeze after that.

[@TSchmoog]

I'm suggest the opposite of Gavin and get the hang of Python first. As a beginner you have no need to concern yourself with things like memory management :) learn at your own pace!

[@gavinderulo12]

@@TSchmoog everyone's different. But for me tackling the more difficult parts first seems like the more sensible thing. You might get stuck at a basic understanding since you won't have the motivation to go from python to lower level languages, if you go the opposite direction.

[@TSchmoog]

@@gavinderulo12 completely agree that everyone is different, especially with learning to code as people are building completely different things! Using an analogy, It's my view that while someone would definitely have greater understanding, capabilities and appreciation for a car if they learn about the engine, parts and manufacturing process, it's not necessy if you just want to get from A to B. Once you get to B you realise you want to make the journey better then by all means delve into the details. But it would be frustrating (for me) to have to learn about why fuel X is better that fuel Y if both will get me to the shop - and that's all I currently want to do

[@kimbess7498]

You’re a good teacher. I’m currently in a software testing bootcamp. Everything is new. This tutorial didn’t feel intimidating/overwhelming. Thanks.

[@FlyingFlaneur]

NJ! Thanks for showing the your thinking process in planning, the scaffold, function design; all in 10 minutes. Perfecto!

[@angelregis6593]

I love your encouraging videos. It helps to keep a newbie like me focused and motivated. Being an older coding student (49yrs) and juggling, kids, work etc I was challenged with this audacious goal but so determined do accomplish it all! Keep the videos coming! Thank you😊

[@felipea.3487]

Thats gotta be the best programming tutorial i've seen. The way she planned everything instead of diving into coding like many youtubers do, it is so pragmatic and "real lifey". Congrats and thanks

[@MrCalshine]

Finally a woman in tech that is actually posting about tech. Love how smart you are. Thank you for sharing!

[@machinelearning4376]

So true . More women please

[@nesehai]

@@machinelearning4376 can also recommend Mayuko

[@mannyokafor4609]

@@machinelearning4376 Why more women?

[@3nron]

Finally someone who speaks proper English. Sorry India guys.

[@laur-unstagenameactuallyca1587]

@@3nron 💀💀💀

[@JesseWellmanPro]

Whoa, this was a very professional style video! Definitely different than most videos building a project... nicely done!

[@RetroEduardo]

After watching this, I’m beginning to appreciate open source programs and apps more due to how much modifications you can implement. I’m definitely looking forward to learn how to code.

[@lucasklaassen4124]

Yup, you've got it. The editing, music, your style of thinking things through and explaining them to the watcher is beautiful. Keep it up, subscribed!

[@moshmoshpitpit]

I’m so happy KZbin recommended your channel!

[@AdrianGonzalez-xo1mw]

the way so many dudes have taken&ran with your idea tryna making their own videos since you first posted this. you're amazing!

[@bwleeds]

This girl is perfect. I could listen to these videos all day.

[@apollosilith9026]

One of the best tutorials on SWE I’ve seen. So many just jump straight into the code when the difficult, and most important, parts are what was highlighted here: the planning of, research for, and design of the program were excellently laid out in this video. 👍

[@MoogleU]

The way you present your content makes me feel relaxed and fully enjoying a dive with you in your coding.

[@kimosabi0909]

I'm taking my first python class at the moment. I felt pretty good in my understanding of it until I saw this video. Very impressive.

[@fatimak6440]

Your mannerisms are so authentic and beautiful.

[@anonuniversal364]

Wow, this was fantastic video. It does the rare job of being engaging, helpful to people who already know how to code, and inspirational for new coders. A+

[@iamwombmyn]

Subbed before I even watched it! I'm so glad you're here!

[@SleetDrops]

Beginner-friendly 😭 this is still really helpful though. I may not have completely understood every line of code, but what you did at the beginning really helped me understand how to go about projects like this

[@5saydeez5]

I absolutely love "code with me's"! More of these types of videos would be so awesome

[@kabascoolr]

"Before we write a single line of code, we need to make a plan" that single sentence changed my life, as an engineer, after randomly stumbling on this video 2 years ago. Engineering colleges do very poor jobs at teaching people how to develop systems. Every time I have a project now, some of which are very complex (e.g., large AI models) I spend days-weeks planning the ins and outs of the system, before getting down the weeds of development. It's one of those things that seems so obvious, but never clicks until someone brings it up.

[@ShehzeenKhan13]

i LOVED this, i've programmed this EXACT idea before for a standalone project using the same method and i loved this vid!!! Please do more of these :D

[@Claire-sl2sh]

bro the elevator music while she's searching "get the gat" sent me

[@porchetamara7638]

Claire 😂😂😂

[@frankiedot749]

😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@arifjay6756]

Lol on god

[@C0DEW0lF]

LMFAOOOOOOO

[@gustavoarluna3797]

I am so lucky to find this channel! Thank you!

[@TeamoJXZ]

Omg you make complicated things so simple and i fall in love with your style immediately!

[@kennytieshisshoes]

This video actually helped me figure out a Python issue I was having with a different API.

[@TobiTheGreat]

This was a really cool project! Glad I came across your channel, seeing more NYC tech youtubers of color ✌🏿

[@Chi_di]

Saw you on millennial money, so excited for your growth in this space! Currently in a coding bootcamp in NY and there’s a ton of info coming at us. Loved following this as it made a lot of concepts we’ve learned in the first 2 weeks come together!

[@brsugarbabe]

Chidi That’s awesome. What boot camp are you taking? Are you going full Time? Do you feel that you’re getting a lot of support?

[@SuperEH2393]

Hey there im curious to know which bootcamp your doing? Also how much are they charging you?

[@vanessa6236]

Which bootcamp? Are you enjoying it? Feel its worth it?

[@Chi_di]

@@vanessa6236 I went to Grace Hopper/Fullstack Academy. I have a job as a software engineer now so I would say it was worth it for me. It was challenging, but doable!

[@mikapeltokorpi7671]

I love some specific coding styles presented here and I will blatantly copy those. Also showing the basic principle of design process by framing the problem and slicing to smaller parts was excellent idea, that too often is forgotten in KZbin videos. Props for that.

[@miakaundje5745]

I'm really glad I found your channel as I start my journey into computer science.

[@theregoesope]

Yay she uploaded 🙌🏿

[@Bukola1]

lol its been so busy these past couple months! But thanks for sticking with me

[@nieceykelz9812]

Thank you for posting this. I’ve been trying to improve my coding skills before my summer internship.

[@Bukola1]

Nice and congrats on the summer internship!

[@quarantinelife.]

omgosh!! same here haha also, leetcode is great for becoming a good problem solver

[@viktorijazakarauskaite6157]

This is so exciting! :D I started learning Python about a month and a half ago and I am absolutely loving it! It is very difficult to kick start though as I do not have any Engineering background, but I will try to build this Automated Spotify tool alongside your tutorial! It sounds very useful! Sending you lots of love

[@luigi290]

I really loved the video! Python is my favorite when playing with new projects and I’m really glad I came across your video. You got a new fan in me!

[@theugobosschannel8466]

You have a very similar coding style as myself. It’s highly important to list your steps first and go step by step. Awesome video!!!!

[@Bukola1]

yep, I'm a big fan of breaking big problems into smaller steps! thanks!

[@alpineai]

Believe it or not, entrepreneurs should learn the basics of coding (even pseodo coding) because it helps you create standard operating procedures in business. Not only that, it's the first step of turning your company's way of doing things - IP - into an app. The #1 thing coders can do to help noncoders understand software is this: draw a triangle. On each of the 3 legs write: data, process/idea/domain expertise/workflow, code. Each of the 3 legs are needed to actually get results. You can have the best code in the world but if the data and the process/idea/workflow is off, no value added from the tool. You can have the best idea and the best data in the world, but if the code sis off - same thing. Just some thoughts....

[@WealthDecoders]

This is the first "code along type project" I was really excited to watch! Still way too advanced for me (1 month into learning python) but it was really useful to watch .. great job :)

[@Bukola1]

Fettle Wealth Properties thank you! ohh I can do another one that’s more beginner!

[@abhicherukuri1]

@@Bukola1 Would be really appreciated, if you could do that.

[@WealthDecoders]

@@Bukola1 That would be amazing thank you .. 1 thing I did implement though was breaking down what I need my program to do into steps for my first project! I didn't realise that stuck with me until starting 😃🙌

[@kevinmawaka8884]

@@Bukola1 Would like to see one too,I'm a beginner

[@Mingota100]

Yea. This is quite advanced for me as well. We should create a community of code beginners so we could help each other.

[@desertsage6825]

Surprisingly, watching a highly sped up video of live programming where the content creator doesn't explain every line of code is really refreshing. Didn't know I needed this in my life. Good job!

[@JoLOveS]

This is the most relaxing coding video I have ever watched, the calmness helped me understand every step. Thank you.

[@red_y2k]

The intro reminded me of those kids shows where the camera zoomed into the host just doing stuff, when all of a sudden they turn to the camera and say “oh hey didn’t see you there.” Lmao. Subbed

[@sawsan5495]

Holly Yaass we want more like this. Brilliant idea 💕

[@ericson666]

The Jazz as background music is the best idea for a programming tutorial video I have ever seen! Or heard. This keeps me calm and focused with what I have a problem with on normal tutorial videos

[@StyleTrick]

Really enjoyed this series, followed it and works as expected =). Subscribed and looking forward to future content!

[@matthiashavrez]

Is this the best entry-level-friendly Python video I have ever seen? Yes it is. Massive congratulations for takng the time to explain algorythms in an easy to understand way. This video is really, really amazing I love it.

[@MayaBello]

Loveddddd thisssss girlllll!!!! The music was so pleasant, idea BOMB, and the editing on point, definitely worth the wait! Haha I wished you lived in California so we could do a KZbin collab 😭😭💕

[@Bukola1]

Thank you

[@MayaBello]

The Come Up gurullllllllllllll, YASSSSSSSSS! Hellssssss yeah! I’m super excited!!! Keep me updated! ❤️❤️❤️

[@rdsii64]

I'm not a programmer. With that said, I love to see my people breaking stereotypes.

[@nickrameau938]

@@rdsii64 Shut up. What stereotypes?

[@rdsii64]

@@nickrameau938 You must be trolling right?

[@isaiahlopez51]

This is badass! I love your channel ! Thank you for being you!

[@anthonygatto6353]

I like how you really stress and demonstrate how to effectively break down a problem. It is a good habit to have even when the problem is as simple as this!

[@inesborges4857]

You look and sound like a genius to me. I have so much to learn... I'm just a beginner in programming.

[@xanthirudha]

Instant subscription, this channel is my new home

[@Bukola1]

Yay!!

[@loreleiramirez2798]

I’ve seen a lot of programming tutorials but this one is unique in a sense that it feels like a cooking tutorial and I like it.

[@kli9005]

😂

[@jeenaparadies]

Love the laid back style and the jazz background music. Great work explaining it step by step!

[@Martina-er9bj]

Such a unique idea and fun to watch even for non-coders! Great relaxing music choice as well!

[@Bukola1]

Martina thank you 😊

[@solvedfyi]

I am most definitely in love.

[@RuanBekker]

I really enjoyed watching this. Im busy moving my music playlists from google music and youtube music and this will actually really help me. Liked the format and content! Keep it up 🙌

[@ReuvenEtzion]

Her voice, the music, the coding. So nice! Thank you.

[@marvinprakash1612]

The "Getting over it" music in the background brings back some memories.

[@WealthyThomas]

Wish you were my schoolmate, my motivation would have went off the charts...

[@sashalessa2023]

you need more recognition! you are so great at explaining!

[@aamirsydney2180]

Very nice Bukola. Great effort. Concise and intelligently explained so many topics in a smart way. Keep it up.

[@defyusall]

Intro: "Throws phone on the bed... contemplate life." lol too good.

[@hexdumper7905]

Sean Zamora she is only the presenter. Coder is a boy.

[@olanikeadeoye9590]

Hahaha

[@KK-vw4kp]

Lol coder 🤓 and presenter 👸

[@laur-unstagenameactuallyca1587]

@@hexdumper7905 she has a job at a company as a software engineer and doesn't live with a man, so that makes no sense.

[@snom3ad]

woah great video! I almost didn't watch it though, I suggest changing the title of the video maybe. Like i'd say its more of an intermediate programming project cause you have to know what an API is and be fairly comfortable with HTTP. Overall great idea, will try it out soon!

[@AkankshaTanwar17]

Please make more such projects! Easy to do but relatable and which actually solve a problem we can relate to. You are a great teacher!❤🌼

[@b33wong87]

At first I was skeptical if this was a real coding tutorial but then I saw the intro which was what reeled me in! Loved the video, this is definitely a project worth doing!

[@imthemachelper]

Lol. I love how you state "first world problem" in the beginning

[@danirukun]

Hey! Just some small tips as a professional Python developer: 1. There is no need to dump the dictionary to a json string, requests has an argument json just for that, where you can just pass a dict 2. Making new request objects every time is a bad practice, you should construct a Session object for the entire session 3. There is no need to create the CreatePlaylist class for a simple thing like this, but this could just be my personal hate for unnecessary OOP in Python lol 4. There is no point using string formatting for URLs, it looks cumbersome and confusing, urllib is an entire stdlib just for that 5. f-strings > format() 6. No raise for status for requests Other than that, great initiative! Very practical and fun tutorial for people just getting into coding :)

[@sourashreebanerjee8907]

Can you tell me what to put in redirect uri?

[@sharifahnaqiah2727]

Could you help to provide your version? Im just curious other ways to achieve this and am quite newbie.

[@jd3330]

YT randomly recommended this video to me and I love it lol. I’m currently learning Python for Data Science but want to learn other ways I can use it. Thank you!

[@tusharpandey6584]

subbed for the awesome delivery!

[@Fifineme]

Girl, you are great!

[@Bukola1]

thank you!

[@drzaiusman]

"We were able to get the project to work" I wasn't, but it was still fun to try.

[@Danieru13]

What problem did you run into?

[@adebayosalaudeen7050]

@@Danieru13, I went through the GitHub to reproduce this code but was stuck after running "python3 create_playlist.py ". I couldn't click on the URL from CMD but copied it to my browser, unfortunately, I got error 404 saying invalid request. Can you help with fixing this thanks?

[@dashboardvideo]

@@adebayosalaudeen7050 when u go to google API console, to get credentials, select "other" not "web"

[@adebayosalaudeen7050]

@@dashboardvideo I will get back to you thanks

[@adebayosalaudeen7050]

@@dashboardvideo Now i was able to run it but getting this error ( File "create_playlist.py", line 154, in cp.add_song_to_playlist() File "create_playlist.py", line 128, in add_song_to_playlist playlist_id = self.create_playlist() File "create_playlist.py", line 95, in create_playlist return response_json["id"] KeyError: 'id' )

[@antoniog94]

Best Regards From Guatemala!!! Your Channel Is fantastic!!

[@shek4k475]

even though I don't understand programming i can say your musical taste is just perfect

[@ChristopherLakeWilliams]

I’m so in love 😩

[@Saroyus]

The music for some reason is giving me flashbacks to "Getting over it". (maybe I just hear this all the time and never notice).

[@MaxLamboy]

Thank you; this is a breath of fresh air to this multi decade programmer. I love that you have: an accurate title, clean sound, soothing music, prepared a concise presentation on the subject, ability to stay on topic, good diction, no need to waste time with mangled metaphors and pointless jabber. Smart and Attractive; wish I was younger. Please make some AWS videos

[@Babygirl89jks]

I enjoy all of your videos. Keep it up!

[@Engagenumberone]

Well done. Throughly impressed. Ever thought about opening a coding camp in Nigeria for young girls and boys for that matter ?

[@MrBranh0913]

Wow. I have to admit I'm impressed. It's nice to see a "lifestyle coder" actually code. I probably would have put the secret into an environment variable instead of the constructor. And I would argue you actually never needed a class at all, they could have just been 5 separate functions and I would have been just as as good. But I'm just happy to see real coding on one of these channels

[@brainmind4070]

Brandon H Yeah, I didn't really think a class was necessary either for a program of this scope, just extraneous complexity. Who knows, though; maybe she's building this into a bigger application.

[@samthewisegancha5823]

I agree with you about having the secret somewhere else and not the constructor but I disagree with you about the class. This is because is easier to just import the class and use "class".method to see all the methods you need to run the program once the class has been imported instead of having to import or run five different functions. If you also wanted to add a new feature say a delete method you could just add it to the class and use the interface to delete the song. When you code you need to think about how other people would use the application through the interface without knowing how the functions are put together. This is called encapsulation. Imagine running the application and I was noob. Now all you have to do is initialize the class which takes care of youtube API cp = CreatePlaylist() The methods take care of the rest of the complexity cp.add_song_to_playlist() if you wanted to add a delete a specific song you could add a method in the class and use it through the interface such as cp.delete_song_from_playlist(name_of_song) This way would be a lot harder because you have to figure out the order. If I was a noob and there was no documentation how would I figure out the order get_youtube_client() get_liked_videos() create_playlist() get_spotify_uri() But what if I had no idea what the order was and I did something like this below. Then it would not work because get_youtube_client() needs to be called first and then if you check the add_song_to_playlist() method the get_liked_video would need to be called next then the create_playlist() get_spotify_uri() get_youtube_client() get_liked_videos() create_playlist()

[@mynameismynameis666]

what a great kickstarter to get going! and with soothing smooth jazz in the background instead of these generic dubstep nervewreckers. A simple straightforward and structured approach on how to do it. Kudos

[@farzana918x]

I'm a pre-med student who has a desire to learn coding. Took a few comp sci courses in college but was drowned in my science courses. So I LOVE how viewer friendly your videos are. I don't feel completely lost. Thank you. You help me believe that it's never too late to learn!!

[@Johnnyboycurtis]

It’s like this tutorial was well thought out or something

[@amnakhairi6019]

WoOoOow..... didn’t know it did that 😯😯😂😂😂

[@AlluBB]

How long have you been coding to get this level? Great video by the way, really relaxing.

[@blackamericanlesbianprofes4357]

I really enjoy your plan that you create first then follow through with the steps of why you code. Thank you so much for posting, The Come Up! :) I am a coding beginner so you have made me aware of one option to go about problem solving using coding skills. And during your coding, I actually understand some of the syntax so my self-study from coding books that I have purchased is very helpful. Yes! :)

[@nandomax3]

That's nice! I really enjoyed your thought process. Because I'm more on the intermediate/advanced side, I'll try to follow your high level instructions and try to implement it by myself referencing to your code. I think this might be a good practice exercise! Thank you for the video