Learn Python | Full 7-Hour Course

[@bootdotdev]

Course on Boot.dev - www.boot.dev/learn/learn-python Use code TRASHPUPPY for 25% off your first payment

[@GrimSpec]

Your PPP-based discount pricing appears to be significantly inaccurate. For example, consider two countries: Czechia (CZ) and Slovakia (SVK). Czechia's GDP (PPP) is over 40% higher than Slovakia's, yet the subscription cost in Czechia is 4,499 CZK (approximately 180 EUR at the time of writing), whereas in Slovakia, it is 259 EUR. This results in a nearly 70 EUR difference in pricing, despite the economic disparity. Similar discrepancies can be observed in other countries with different currencies.

[@bootdotdev]

@@GrimSpec hit us up at [e-mail] with pricing questions - happy to help

[@vPeteWalker]

I'm so glad you took the time to record the entire Python course, and post it. I have zero experience with programming, and I found some of the exercises confusing, and didn't always feel I was properly prepared. I haven't quite finished it yet, but I am now in the midst of starting over while I watch this video so I can hopefully get some more context. Also, thank you for introducing us to TrashPuppy. She does an excellent job, and makes this fun (I laughed out loud when she talked about some ways comments are formatting as toxic). I just subscribed to her channel and am really looking forward to watching more. Thanks all. Please have a wonderful day.

[@trshpuppy]

Glad you’re enjoying it & Ty for the sub 😊

[@dezly-macauley]

The way I see it, every line of Python code gets me closer to Go. Every line of Go reduces the likelihood of having to suffer with the JS ecosystem.

[@wagslane]

Closer to Go, closer to God

[@CaptEirikr]

Yep; I've been a VueJS dev for 6 years, and I want out. Doing the Python course since I'm paying for it, but man, Go here I come...

[@trshpuppy]

EXACTLY!!

[@smnomad9276]

how can you avoid the js ecosystem when you need it for the browser lol?

[@dezly-macauley]

@@smnomad9276 Not everyone wants to be a front-end web dev, also JS isn't the only option for front end, it's just the most common so no one technically "needs" it.

[@divinkitty9452]

There were some questions I was struggling with in the course, so this is excellent to see. Very excited to delve into this on the weekend

[@bootdotdev]

Hope it helps!

[@WitikoAmor]

Big Thanks to Bellular for always shouting this out. Thank you so much for this video.

[@koekenaapwashier]

If it wasn't for him, I would have headed to coursera or something to restart my coding path yet again. I'm not that far in, but the environment is much more suitable for me and knowing I have Boots and a whole discord server to lean on makes the mountain seem that much smaller.

[@WitikoAmor]

@@koekenaapwashier I'm in the Coursera CyberSec course and in the Python section and let me tell you , it is agonizing.

[@fujivato]

Yep, that's how I found out about it too 🙂

[@joekennedy9737]

This was a great introduction to Pyrhon. TrashPuppy is an awesome presenter. She is funny and unique and makes learning fun. In her own words, Nice job, well done! 🙂

[@trshpuppy]

[@Julzaa]

What?? Two of my most trusted techtubers (you and Neetcode) both release a Python full course just when I need it?? What's happening!

[@bootdotdev]

WHAT neetcode and I need to go to WAR

[@Just_lift_anyone]

This is such an enjoyable tutorial, I love TrashPuppy’s friendly, fun approach.

[@n4mlss]

I'm not a Python newbie, but I will watch this course. Thanks PS. Those 'pesky' frontend technologies are awesome 😛

[@bootdotdev]

No they're pesky!

[@vinmassa]

This video is amazing. I've been using this along side my course and its helped my understanding immensly. I can't thank you guys enough! Concise info, simple explanantions, and great pacing.

[@benjarrett6809]

Not sure if this has been answered, but what theme are they using?

[@trshpuppy]

Vibrancy Continued!

[@benjarrett6809]

@@trshpuppy thank you!!

[@ForRo3sS]

I am already on bootdev and learning yet ı will watch. İt is never bad to see more. But Allan I would ask another google meetings because ı missed one due to work

[@bootdotdev]

there's a rescheduling link in the calendar invite

[@ForRo3sS]

@@bootdotdev ı know but unfortunately ı click and ı get a page is not found. Thank you for caring tough

[@lifewcj1264]

Can you explain why @dezly-macueley is studying Pyhton-> and wants to get closer to GO? why not go the JS route?

[@bootdotdev]

Idk who that is But Go is BIS

[@hcjr1fan]

nice. going through this now, but is that a jigsaw puzzle in the background!?

[@shaider1982]

That nested dictionary bonus problem seems hard.

[@Theos.]

i looked through this video to try to find where that bonus problem is given, but i couldnt find it. ive been doing bootdev for a couple months now, and ive learned a couple ways to do it. the first way is to do a nested loop. you iterate over the first dictionary, and if you find a dictionary inside of that, you move to another loop that then iterates over THAT dictionary. the problem with this method is that it takes a lot of computing power (i think, im no expert but i was told this by someone) and you also dont know how many dictionaries might be nested, so youd have to make a bunch of loops and it is just very bad and ugly. the real way to solve this issue is with recursive functions, which i think is taught in course 6 or 7 on boot.dev. you need to loop over the dictionary, and if you find a dictionary, you take that dictionary and you call the function you are already using, within itself, with that nested dictionary as the input. then, no matter how many layers of nested dictionaries you have, it will comb through all of them until there are no more left, and then each function resolves in turn starting from the deepest function in the recursion. there are a couple pitfalls in this method you have to look out for, like infinite recursions. its very cool though.

[@shaider1982]

​@@Theos. Ok, thanks. Will try to use your technique

[@tsolanoff]

Currently on your bootcamp and, honestly, don’t understand the reason to be tied so tightly to python as for backend.

[@bootdotdev]

All the backend related content on Boot.dev is in Go! The python content is aaaaaall CS fundamentals

[@Rgue-ei7ug]

Awesome 🔥🔥🔥

[@bootdotdev]

No u

[@AgentPierre]

for 1:04:11 I did def hours_to_seconds(hours): time = 3600 * hours return time

[@kvelez]

Cool, I would like to see a course on C#.

[@br4vetrave1er]

Trash Puppy is amazing teacher!

[@NecroPupski]

I work in IT support and realised I want to set my own ours and be able to spend more time with family so thinking of becoming a programmer so I can then stop wasting ours traveling and see my wife more

[@ChrisGray-e3u]

oh awesome just skip ch.9/19. im totally not stuck on it

[@bootdotdev]

She didn't cover any of the optional challenges! Just the new concepts

[@NeonGenesisRevelations]

Hey, it's trash puppy!

[@bootdotdev]

not wrong!

[@cariyaputta]

No class, concurrency, and numpy?

[@bootdotdev]

Classes are in the OOP course!

[@JohnVandivier]

grrrrr another step in the pattern of boot dev technically being right (enough?) but still irritating me JS isn't just a front end technology i'm mostly grumpy bc boot dev is so awesome and i'm jealous...

[@demarcorr]

I only wanted a half course so this doesnt fit the bill, sorry.

[@bootdotdev]

Better luck next time

[@newstation795]

Will I get sued if I do a code through

[@bootdotdev]

Hmmm?

[@Archiezz34]

Chapter 6 skips lessons 7 - 11 Otherwise, enjoying the extra review.

[@LukasSmith827]

nice

[@bootdotdev]

No u

[@celestialbeing4767]

I say learn a single programming language. Stick with it, don't learn any other language until you master it. That means it's libraries and frameworks. Along with it idiot idiosyncrasies.

[@bootdotdev]

Idk!

[@nickreffner4574]

Wouldn’t it take years of learning to master a language with only the most popular libraries? I think the idea here is getting to fundamentals of the how and why we do things in programming before switching to go for backend.

[@KartikeyTT]

Cool

[@bootdotdev]

no u

[@KartikeyTT]

@@bootdotdev 🙈

[@emiryaasir]

Dunno why. You look like Mr.Beast

[@bootdotdev]

Thanks I think