Python As Fast as Possible - Learn Python in ~75 Minutes

[@TechWithTim]

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[@va-24]

helpful vid

[@TechWithTim]

As stated in the video I definitely am!

[@coder4551]

Grt video

[@plusk343]

No cuz it's been 5 mins you've uploaded this video ;)

[@baryalen9669]

Thnku man hope to see more such vedios in future from u kinda like a capsule where one can learn the basics so tht one can build up on it

[@willemvdk4886]

Being a Python programmer myself, I'm very much impressed with this video. I think you covered almost everything in less than 90 minutes. Impressive. I approve! haha

[@TechWithTim]

Wow, thanks!

[@tedbunder2026]

You're a python programmer, how much ya takin in each year?

[@crisstulltuims4769]

@@tedbunder2026 a entry-level good job would get about 90k a year and an experienced programmer could get 110k+ a year

[@tedbunder2026]

@@crisstulltuims4769 Nice.. Beats stonemasonry

[@crisstulltuims4769]

@@tedbunder2026 well internet is being used quite a bit so it is a good skill to have on your resume

[@systemflaws]

Me: Watching in 2x speed to learn python in 37 minutes and 30 seconds.

[@AgentJRock805]

Dang it Im three days late for this comment.

[@rafasantos23]

STONKS

[@sagebaram5951]

Thanks for saving me 37 minutes and 30 seconds :).

[@cxweijer1357]

Same hahah

[@Huskai666]

Genius

[@lescoe]

Tim: This video is not for beginners. Also Tim: Here's how to download Python.

[@truepvp5463]

@tarun. Yes but then they would be beginners XD

[@CBWP]

and what is an int? this was very beginner... he literally did a hello world example.

[@namikaze_lwka8315]

Ok fine but how the hell me, being a beginner i learnt half of that video in just 37min and pretty easy tbh. But i m gonna watch the rest tomorrow cuz my braincells are dying cuz its 3am and i lern python

[@lolzyhouse]

@DJ Laser yes , you are right because a beginner needs to understand the basic elements of code .

[@CBWP]

@NGM UNIX I wasn't asking. I was pointing out that only a beginner would need to be told what an integer is...

[@chadforte2572]

I'm a now retired software engineer. I used primarily Java from the mid 90's until 2016. I like to keep up with all things technical, and I've noticed that Python is making huge gains in a number of areas and uses. I first came across a highly rated Python video like this, but it was 4.5 hours long. This video was exactly what I hoped to find. Very concise, not presented too fast at all for a seasoned vet of the trade. I've subscribed and will check back often. Thank you! Chad

[@RobertSpiller]

Got a question. I want to learn both Java and Python, but my computer is real slow. I'm thinking can I learn these languages by downloading them on an external drive? I've heard of Python portable, but can I learn that and is that just as effective as the regular python? Or should I get a new internal drive with maybe 500 to 1 TB? Any help and direction would be most appreciated.

[@itzshootz3838]

@@RobertSpiller boi its like 3 megabytes

[@tonyvelasquez6776]

@@RobertSpiller I think you should probably do some reading on computer basics. First, why use a portable version? Your ide will take up more space than python will. Second, why not just install the drive into your computers extra HDD or SSD slot to avoid having to carry it around? And lastly, even if you choose to use it as a portable drive, you can still run python off of it as if it were a normal drive. Just add python to path and specify location. Doesn't matter where it is

[@illegalsmirf]

What do you need Python for, now that you're retired?

[@Henry-n7n8]

@@RobertSpiller if you can afford it, get 1 TB and also, if your current machine will handle a 1 TB, if you have room, install more RAM, if your RAM slots are full, per your machine, might be able to ram sticks in higher amount..

[@cybermage99]

Coming from Java and C, the lack of Semicolons simultaneously pleases me and disturbs me to my core.

[@shantanu925]

Same

[@codding32world50]

And indentation irritates me

[@ksawery2843]

* Screams in compiler errors *

[@aim2986]

There's no lack of semicolons. They are just not enforced.

[@HangingWithMelissa]

YES!!!!!! One little semicolon on C++ and you have an error and all that code you're trying to find out what the error is and it's a damn semicolon

[@isabhiiii]

Man just woke up one day and decided to dominate all the other 4 or more hours of videos on the KZbin. Lemme tell ya, YOU NAILED IT !!

[@markpadley890]

Excellent revision tool for anyone with previous Python experience but needing a little refresher. I particularly like the annotations on the timeline at the bottom of the screen, which makes picking and choosing topics simple and convenient - great stuff Tim

[@coderrishav]

In the speed of C you taught Python, BTW thanks for this video

[@TechWithTim]

Love this comment hahaha

[@animeshkaushik6938]

Big brain time

[@TheRiverwolford]

@Rishit light would be faster, so not an unreasonable question lol.

[@CrimeWithEli]

C++ is faster I think lol

[@Lulxec]

​@@CrimeWithElinope c is the fastest still- in-use programming lang, except niche languages like scheme

[@adrianjason13]

Played this at 1.5x speed to refresh quickly for an interview because I haven't coded in Python in years, and it was an amazing learning experience! Thanks for this man. You did cover the really useful topics.

[@TrollingMyLawn]

This video was awesome. I've been trying to back to coding after getting slowed down by my depression. You laid this out very simply and covered a lot of things way better than other resources. Thank you so much for this video!

[@roastedpeanuts1994]

Same here bud. I've gotten better these days too and my motivation to get back on coding returns.

[@unhingedv]

Ahh i relate to this . Hope ure doing okay now

[@andtechie5210]

Stay strong God Bless you

[@jacobfloyd6929]

How you doing now

[@squarerootof2]

Maybe coding triggered your depression in the first place, who knows? Coding can be frustrating at times so it is something to consider if you're prone to depressions. Anyway, hope you're doing fine now and happy coding.

[@chasedavis9285]

Java programmer here who was just assigned some python tasks at work. This was INCREDIBLY helpful! Thank you!

[@TheHoudini775]

java programmer also, now assigned to python project. any tips bro?

[@samuelhulme8347]

⁠@@TheHoudini775remember not to put type names before variables when defining them. If you want to be more comfortable look at “type hints”. Type hints looks like `x: int = 4847`. Type hints provide better completions in your IDE.

[@ienjoysandwiches]

I love how eloquent and concise you are with your presentation. There are a lot of youtube programming "teachers" but no one who duplicates your streamlined and balanced approach.

[@jereseilo9714]

I did python basics course few months ago but failed to keep using/learning it as I had other courses to do. This video was amazing for recap and to refresh my memory! Thanks

[@TechWithTim]

Glad it was helpful!

[@_omorewo]

I've been looking for a way to refresh my memory on python (without going through 6 hours of tutorials) since I haven't done anything with it after learning it about a month ago... Thanks Tim💞💞😊

[@ilyasabdullahi4769]

This video was exactly what I needed since I already know C and most in-depth python tutorials go way too slow for someone that already has experience with C. Thanks a lot!

[@alexislayton2150]

What you’re calling “chained conditionals” are more properly compound conditionals. Chained conditionals would be x < y < z.

[@AtifS]

How about combined conditionals on a single line for x < y < z ?

[@winpapaaung1084]

started learning Python with "Mike" from feeCodeCamp and did revision with "Tim"! Thank You, Mike and Tim!! You guys are doing so well!

[@francescovolpini]

same here! these guys are awesome

[@4TH4RV]

I wish this video existed before :p, it's probably best for people who have basic knowledge of programming but want to preview syntax and stuff

[@realnice3672]

you cant finish in this video if you are absolute beginner but if you know something , its good resource.

[@starlight1468]

Yaa that's True

[@michaelnobrega7457]

which is pretty much me and it's super nice to have!!

[@lolzyhouse]

Yes , I've been looking at improving my structure recall memory on syntax . I want to get more organized .

[@dhanesh7556]

Finally, a tutorial that I can have fun watching and still learn the language with ease and concentration... thanks Tim, this is exactly what I need

[@samuelsmith6804]

Best tutorial ever. I'm a complete novice with Python, but I use c++ and other languages. All other python tutorials I have come across are so slow, or too complex for my level. Whereas this covers everything from the very basics, but it isn't spending an hour explaining what a variable or a for loop is,. Perfect pace, very practical

[@emmanuelleallen]

No-one will read this, probably. But i wanted to put it here to motivate the guy who thinks he cant do it. I'm a complete begginner, Novice. Ive never code a thing in my life. I'm a green Newbie. or atleast I thought I was. I've been self teaching for a few weeks, but very very slowly. And I decided to watch this video to help introduce me to all the concepts, so that I have some exposure before i actually begin to learn them. But I'm at the 30 minute mark, and there is VERY little that I've not been introduced too. And now he's moving onto else/if/elif, and ive learned this already too. I just feel really accomplished, because it's something Ive always wanted to do, but never really gave myself permission to do.

[@emmanuelleallen]

I finished the video. Pretty much everything after 40 minutes was completely new. And I feel like I'll have a much better understanding of these concepts whence I start to learn them. I feel like I already kinda know them. But there's no way I can watch a 75 minute video and be a junior programmer. I'm excited for this journey.

[@I3ased]

hope your doing good in whatever your doing now 🙏

[@nashjates5424]

Great to know bro...

[@j0lb0t]

Thanks!

[@TechWithTim]

Thanks so much!

[@equeschristi]

Thanks, man, I learned Python a while back and this was a good recap, much appreciated! :D

[@failsafe2913]

Yup, programmer here ... watched this ... thoroughly enjoyed it too. Very well constructed.

[@drakedbz]

Great video. As someone who primarily knows Java, a quick walkthrough like this is exactly what I needed.

[@WeirdTodayNormTomorrow]

same boat

[@kd4pba]

This is fantastic. I have some programmning background in C and I have read several books on python but never got around to really using it. For me this is the perfect speed with just the info I need. I honestly wished there were more tutorials like this. Just about everything you see is either super beginner basic where folks get impatient or super advanced and folks tend to get lost. While not for everyone it is on target with a specific audience that is far larger than people realize.

[@Usrbinry4n]

Loved it! I needed to review some python to knock off the rust of my programming skills and watching this video at 2X did the trick. Thank you for your hard work.

[@dogushangunduzer]

Imma say it, the delicacy and value of this lecture almost made me cry, thank you brother.

[@nickelj1993]

I'm very impressed the fact you were able to condense that much information into an hour long video good job mate !

[@stevelane6637]

This is awesome. Love the pace and no nonesense coverage of most of Pythons unique features. love to see some more complex ones at this pace too.

[@takeshikovacs1081]

this is absolute genius, no time wasting, straight to the point! thanks a lot for putting this together

[@luisbenitez1294]

I love it you study the basic first 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 learning how to walk then run 🏃‍♂️

[@mr.wrongthink.1325]

Cool! No fluff. All important stuff mentioned exactly once. There are thick books that mention the same many times, confusingly rather than clarifyingly.

[@ddacombe4752]

as a developer but not knowing much python, this is a great coverage of the language to get me up to speed, many thanks

[@Gigusx]

This is a great primer! Coming from Javascript and wanting to explore Python, the last thing I'd want to do is a tutorial for people just beginning to program as opposed to one focusing on syntax and intricacies of the language. I imagine that to complete beginners some things were very confusing, but people with experience appreciate this format. Thanks!

[@bobwilkinsonguitar6142]

Watching as a JS dev. Great resource.

[@NewJayqwe2]

This is literally so amazing, I did javascript at university 2 years ago but never looked at python and aside from a few different syntax, this is a fantastic refresher

[@yokoyei]

thank you Tim i found this video in youtube after three years and i find very useful as a beginner in coding. 👏👏🙌🙌👌

[@josrey]

Thank you, I have learned a lot with your channel. Python is my favorite programming language and I want to get a job with it

[@imraptorr1066]

I have been using python for almost 2 years and i never knew abt the end=“(something)” thing in printing. 10/10 video

[@Bdavis2475]

Your examples are very well thought out, they often show 2 or 3 potential outcomes of various problems at the same time. I love how you construct scenarios that show us how the code reacts in a variety of ways. Thanks for your thoughtful lesson design

[@taradean.]

java person here, loved this to cover and learn python overall, tqsm!

[@CrimeWithEli]

Thanks man, I've gone on a long break, so I forgot many essential stuff in Python, and when I tried to take a course, most of them were very slow and decades long, they were very boring and easy but this one is just a really good revision course.

[@Laura-sd6vm]

Coherent and easy to digest content. Great for beginner-intermediate learners that want to advance their skills quickly. Thank you so much, Tim!

[@mugisharonald6197]

What an amazing video this is!. Thanks Tim for the work you put in and let us have access to such free but important content

[@marc1an4]

that's what I needed. I didn't want to watch a whole course where they explain each thing for beginners because I need to learn python as quickly as possible and I already know the concepts. thank you really much.

[@danielomariasante8269]

Best revision guide and very snappy which intrigues me to continue watching. Just the right type of fast for me

[@TechWithTim]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@user-vr4br5ds7y]

Very useful for me. I m a beginner who has been away from Python for few months, and I needed this quick refresher to shake of the rust and be confident to start writing scripts again. Thanks!

[@mariaandrade715]

I like how quickly and clear you went through each section, great video!

[@siddhubhai2508]

While being a python developer in the field of AI, I came here for refreshing my fundamentals and basics, and after watching this I can assure you that you can watch it even if you're new to python and doesn't know anything, and for refreshing like me still it is at GOD level, really Tim you're a GOAT (google if you don't know, haha), haha! BTW thanks!

[@s70f59]

This is a great review for anyone who already knows python or is learning it!!

[@varspecllc]

The speed is perfect! Most people talk too much with filler stuff for time

[@ycombine1053]

As someone who comes from a functional programming background, it was cool to see that python has list comprehensions. Pretty easy to see why it’s so popular for data science. Dynamic typing + plus dead simple and flexible collection types. Thanks for the speed crash course. Exactly what I was looking for.

[@bee00778]

I'm a regular R user and was looking for revising python, which I learned two years back. Here is the right video.

[@Knuddelfell]

Who else already know most of this, but still watching this (:

[@seopterleo7934]

Me lol (:

[@bojanjeremic1411]

I know more than half

[@RohanKumar-zd3pc]

Me Here

[@kanishkakumarasiri9257]

Me 😜

[@radoncreepgaming2604]

👍

[@neelg6067]

As someone that learned OOP in C++ before python , this was a nice and quick way to pick up python for a tech interview I have coming up - feel free to continue to make videos for people who already have some experience with programming as well, we appreciate all of it! I wish people were clearer about how much easier python is to pick up and use for technical interviews, as I definitely would have focused on this language first after getting my comp sci degree. After learning it, I can't believe more people don't use this as a way to jumpstart their careers in coding over other languages.

[@Wonderland8183]

Great for reviewing if you haven't used python for a long time! Great examples and clear explanations! Thanks Tim! Awesome!

[@cheryl6384]

I deeply appreciate this channel. This is one of the most pleasant python videos ever.

[@PlayingItSaif]

This video was perfect for me! As someone who can code in java, this was a great way to pick up some of the basic concepts and syntax for using Python. I have been wanting to learn python for a while and even got a Udemy course, but it just felt like it was going very slow because its targeted audience was complete beginners. This video was fast, but at a good pace that I could keep up with. Thank you and I look forward to watching your other tutorials on more advanced topics!

[@jpleonard2000]

Take note KZbinrs, this is what people want! I use KZbin to learn new stuff as fast as possible. Nobody likes the videos where the first 10 minutes show some professor standing in front of a PowerPoint slide talking about all his accomplishments. This video is fast and to the point!

[@jlawless1984]

Your work is amazing, I have tried so many different python tutorials and get bored quickly but there is something about the way you deliver it that keeps me interested and focused. Thank you for all you do, very much appreciated.

[@Carmoca]

The video I needed! I got very excited when you began discussing sets and set-functionality (unions, intersections, etc, …). What a great introduction to Python development for experienced developers. Thank you!!

[@erremazo]

This tutorial was amazing, cool and concise. Thanks a lot and please make many others like this. Blessings for you.

[@philippecolin151]

I have been struggling for days going through lenghty courses trying to grasp the basics of programming and now... here you come and enlight my day in less than 90mn, ...Brilliant!! thank you

[@reneekloesel6954]

Good Video! You make my life easier with python, Tim 😁

[@jackkilbride3983]

I am 4 days into a learning python course and I’m proud because I understood until 45 minutes of the vid.

[@uberboat4512]

Thank you for this. There are so many python for absolute beginners there's not many that are for people who already understand fundamentals of programming. Sitting through lengthy explanations of how variables work gets old.

[@x51DonGoddard]

Dude! I watched this at 2x speed and just learned Python in 40 minutes! What an amazing little language. I've wanted these features for years. Finally, some simple advanced ways to manipulate data and no wasted extra symbols like var declarations or ;'s. Also I've always formatted by tab indentation in all other languages so no {, } for scope is so cool! Man, where have you been all my life Python? It would be great to do a video on anything bad or easy to do very poorly in Python. Awesome video! Subscribing for sure

[@fadamitanolatomiwas.miguel6626]

Thanks Tim.. This is really amazing! Although, It was more of a Revision for me.. I loved it! God bless your heart TIM.. Thank you so much..

[@noah77]

Nice! I am working at Google now. Cuz of this video :) Thanks!

[@noah77]

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[@noah77]

@Exainz 333 ello ello

[@kumarsamaksha7207]

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[@kumarsamaksha7207]

@@rdius4822 bitch.slap(rdius)

[@kumarsamaksha7207]

@@rdius4822 GO man please s the f up

[@pratikbanjare]

I decided to pick python after 4 years. This video is nice recap to basics on python. Thanks

[@anusham3414]

This was what I wanted !!! Thanks a ton :)

[@spidersmike]

As a new CIS student I have rewatched this 75 times. Thank you you Tim. Love the channel!

[@ericbwertz]

Hmmm, not sure that you want a potential employer to know that you've wanted/needed to watch this 75 times. That's not even a good look for fast food.

[@nerthus7]

*I was just searching for the python best tutorial and your video pops up. Thanks Tim :)* Waiting for more programming tutorials

[@srsh12345]

This video is perfect. Exactly what I needed as someone with knowledge of other languages and needed a quick breakdown on how to get started with Python. thank You.

[@Soulful_Oatmilk]

Bro, I feel like you filled in so many holes in my python basics with just one video. Thanks so much!

[@JamesBond-ut5iv]

I've never done any type of programming before and I've been struggling with learning syntax and knowing what things are due to attention span type stuff. I really found this helpful to speed me through the meat and potatoes.

[@larsmenken2679]

That was a nice little refresher. How about Pandas & Numpy in 10 minutes? ;-)

[@based-m00nZ]

amazing work Tim! - definitely going to tune into the more advanced stuff! LFG 👏👏👏👏

[@swallowedinthesea11]

Watched this twice because it's better than sitting through Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker!

[@kittinanpakboon8129]

you got the most underrated example my guy, clear and so clean , i approve this is so good :D

[@ionstanca4633]

“Python where we can, C where we must.” (2007) Alex Martelli - Google

[@kemalm169]

whats that sorry i dont understand the point

[@ionstanca4633]

@@kemalm169 Google Search: "python where we can, c where we must" If we use " for an exact search, we will receive 361 results where it explains what it means.

[@kemalm169]

@@ionstanca4633 thanks for comment, im not good at english, is python more useful and flexible than c but but we need to know c. am i understood. I wonder.

[@m4drip877]

@@kemalm169 just use python when you can, else use c++

[@ryo736]

Oh man you are my hero. This is the best video for me to fast review Python. Thanks a lots!

[@constantindumitrascu859]

"This is not for beginners" "Anyway lemme tell you what an integer is"

[@ronymolla6769]

Okay! It's maybe okay to watch this tutorial during my office time as well as applying in my work. Thank you for this video

[@kushalb4275]

So I was doing my Science and English homework and somehow ended up here........

[@kushalb4275]

@It's Exotic looooool

[@xSkyeHD]

I didn't expect to actually would spend 75min watching this. Thanks so much Tim, you did an amazing job!

[@UnfoldStoriess]

This is much faster than my internet speed.

[@Vananlb2]

thanks bro Im not determind to watch this 2 times a day for a couple months , OG's will like twice ever day :)

[@vijayragav4717]

Can you do some vlogs ??

[@adesai1000]

I had started doing DSA with a bit of experience in Python but was facing issues as I didn't know all the important concepts, this is just what I needed, Thanks!

[@pira9850]

I watched it even faster; done in 5 minutes...

[@muhammadrahman128]

Dude you're the best computer coding teacher on the planet, nobody else ever taught me that of an easy way. Kudos!

[@Knuddelfell]

Speed x2: Python in 40min 😋

[@Ajay-rn6dp]

3 years later and it's one of the best Python videos i have came across

[@mvpdva3028]

Not me watching it and my final is in 1 hour

[@cdreid9999]

this is awesome man. i program in a lot of languages and most cs videos put me to sleep while they spend 4 hrs explaining how to install it or what a for loop was. Ive put off learning ptthon for a decade. You made it less painful

[@far1dghaderi]

Great job mate, I bookmarked this about 4 months ago for my semester exam and bam, you saved my life 3>

[@saeedasgaritehrani]

I love your fast style man.... the best on KZbin!