Graph Theory with Python, Part 0 | What You'll Learn and what Python Background is Needed

[@DataProfessor]

Awesome video, looking forward to this Graph Theory video series. Thanks David!

[@DavidAmos]

Thanks 🙏

[@MobiusML11]

you seem a genuinly good person and mostly you are very clear. thank you david!

[@raghunathansundaresan]

1:25 that's the exact same thing I also feel. That's why I'm here looking for this series.

[@Abhishekkumar-bz6cl]

Really looking forward to this series Thanks David

[@electroniccircuitsarduinoa7209]

Very interesting. Thanks, David.

[@DavidAmos]

Glad you liked it!

[@sinnvollerkommentar263]

Damn it. I was reading a lot of graph theory in the last few weaks and hoped for somethink like this. Then I found this on reddit I would prefer python 3 but well theres not that much different. Im hyped now. Very sympathic.

[@DavidAmos]

The series does use Python 3! Or did you mean Python 2? Either way, I’m not leaning super heavily into many Python 3 features. A lot of what I’ll be doing will translate almost 1:1 to Python 2.7. Thanks for watching! Glad you are excited about it!

[@sinnvollerkommentar263]

@@DavidAmos Im sorry. Seems like I misunderstood you in the video

[@souravdey1227]

Please continue Sir. Eventually if you can start a series on Directed Acyclic Graphs and Causal Calculus, I would be so happy.

[@Clarivex]

You are THE GOAT

[@portiseremacunix]

awesome, can I expect some graph algorithms. e.g. shortest path ...

[@jasperescuro8948]

here from Reddit! this is good!

[@jasperescuro8948]

Hi David! Would you also teach the Maximum Flow- Ford Fulkerson algorithm?

[@jonahtang]

Really helpful Thank you! I am trying to self learn programming as of now

[@EsmaelM-ze8nk]

Thank you so much

[@dontaskme1625]

when will the next episode come out?

[@DavidAmos]

Tomorrow, and then a new one every Monday.

[@louistiches4810]

Real Python is great!