Python for Beginners - Learn Python in 2 Hours

[@codingwithestefania]

Hi everyone! I hope you like my new course. It's great to have you here. During the course, you will learn the fundamentals of Python in 2 hours. You can find the timestamps, course topics, and a link to the code in the video description. Thank you in advance for sharing your comments. 👍 Are you ready to learn Python?

[@krishna-club]

Love you a lot

[@sidds09]

Can you share a free coupon of your Python oops course

[@JustinMacri007]

Can we be freinds whsts your contact

[@AlejandroAguirreMontoya]

Thank you so much.

[@SoundAuthor]

I've watched a lot of Python courses on KZbin and this one is the most thorough imo. Thanks for leaving no stone unturned. There are videos getting hundreds of thousands of views that don't teach Python with this much attention to detail.

[@mariallejandra]

This should have more views. Its one of the best python videos for beginners that I have seen so far!! You explain everything so well.

[@codingwithestefania]

Thank you very much, Alejandra :) I'm very happy to know that you like my course.

[@MsElsospechoso28]

It's true , I was gonna say the same.

[@JAVERDO_69]

Just finished this excellent course, now let's make some projects and see how it goes. Wish me luck. Haha Amazing job Estefanía, as always.

[@baljindersingh29]

Hi Estefania, I like the way you are trying to teach, it is hands-on. I tried reading a book and after a while, it stops making sense, bring it on and on, Thank you, and please keep it up. 🙏🙏

[@juliatonetto7955]

Hello, Estefania! This course was the best one I've found as a "Phyton Beginner course". Very complete and very well explained and great pace. Thank you so much for this!

[@martinnjeri6997]

Amaizing ...... super helpful course for sure!!!

[@iwandamiri4163]

Awesome, such a talented instructor. You convert this into most effective approach to be understood, will be following next. Thank you.

[@cmaouni]

I find your approach very simple for any new person. Thanks for the video.

[@pratitkhare9535]

Thanks for crisp and clear explanation.

[@anasposito3195]

Hi Estefanía! The way you make things easier is awasome. Thank U ! Lo mejor dsd Buenos Aires, Argentina 💙🤍💙

[@ejmarx]

Excellent tutorial, so well conceived and presented. Thank you!

[@gustavojuantorena]

Great content as always Estefanía!

[@Ydnis.nedsma]

Hi Estefania. I watch one of your videos in a different youtube channel in SPA, it was great so I looked your own channel but I don't see one like the one you did in SPA, it was about 6 hours long where you explain what everything means (variables, booleans, int, etc). This one in two hours is great too, I look forward for that extent one. Thank you.

[@niyonoah6830]

Its the best python tutorial i have come across😊

[@kalyanraman8566]

Your Videos are really Super Super! i want more viedos from you,It is well structured clear concise,Any body can become a good programmer after watching your vide in particular any one new to programming.Thank you very much.

[@JoubertMalliard]

Let me say that I enjoyed the JavaScript course in Spanish you have on FreeCodeCamp. It is excellent. Some colleagues have asked why don't you have the same JavaScript course on your channel but in English? That would be the icing on the cake. Thanks for sharing your talent with us.

[@martttooo]

hola estefania muchas gracias por los tutoriales!! con vos aprendi practicamente todo. saludos desde argentina ❣

[@georgeblais4629]

Hi, this was the firs time i took a P yhon couse, and i liked yours

[@bahrammashafi]

thank you so much for your lesson, it was really good, I hope I can write my website with the help of Python one day thank you thank you from Bahram England

[@bambino2068]

Hi Estefania! What of Pycharm? Thanks!

[@IWNL-432]

Thanks for sharing

[@luisevidal]

Excellent course. You are an amazing teacher. Thank you so much for making this available to everyone.

[@codingwithestefania]

Thank you so much. I really appreciate your kind words and I'm so glad to know that you liked my courses. 😁

[@khandoor7228]

Loving your Udemy course 'Python OOP' surprised I found your channel.

[@boa2145]

Hi Estefania, I'm a big fan of your tutorials and have met you on Udemy and here on KZbin. I booked several tutorials at Udemy. Your courses are really great and you always visualize the learning material well. Thanks! Bye ... Gregor 💯 🎊🔥

[@codingwithestefania]

Hi Gregor. Thank you very much for your very kind words. I really appreciate it and I'm very happy to know that you like my tutorials and courses. 🙂

[@consuelorodriguez4599]

Hola Estefania, como estas? Quisera saber si das cursos personalizados y como puedo contactarte. Gracias

[@wvldent]

Thank you for sharing!

[@tanja84dk1]

Looking forward to learn from it. Btw just a information the github repo link in the description is erroring 404 repo not found

[@walterzuniga2010]

VERY GOOD

[@bricengono6227]

I enjoy all your courses on udemy. The visuals are awesome

[@codingbitsnbytes]

Very good

[@lonnieo4676]

there's actually 2 vowels in python... lol... Great job!!! thanks...

[@paulwilson1831]

Thank you so much for this.

[@RobertW-gj1vb]

I am enjoying this video, I followed everything that was shown for downloading and setting up python and also Visual Studio, when working in the terminal I keep getting the same error message "Python was not found; run without arguments to install from the Microsoft Store, or disable this shortcut from Settings > Manage App Execution Aliases. PS C:\Users\talih\AppData\Roaming\jupyter untime\Python KZbin Course> " what did I do wrong?

[@codingwithestefania]

Thank you. I'm glad you like the course. Based on the error, I would suggest checking if the python command was added to the path. During the installation, we can choose if we want to add this command to the path to use it in the terminal. You could try adding it manually to the path or re-install Python with this option selected. 🙂

[@bobmichael8735]

why do you like vs code?

[@bino2888]

How to install python in laptop

[@Sayan_Biswas.]

It was shown at beginning

[@bestofcricket603]

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[@fratquintero]

[14:30] In Python language, variable names don't store values. They are just like pointers to objects aka values.