Python Crash Course For Beginners

[@TraversyMedia]

I know the video is long...believe me, I recorded it straight through. I added timestamps in the description. Also, if you are interested, this content is based on my Django course where the videos are broken up. Promo link in the description

[@javasunsite]

thx

[@Ali-lm7uw]

The longer, the better. Thanks Brad.

[@yolamontalvan9502]

Traversy Media - I just found an 11 hours video, now that is too long.

[@muftiartmade2832]

Hyy traversy media... Can i request how to make elearning system with CI framework or others plisss? Thank you

[@justinahmann7706]

Just wanted to say, Thank you! You make quality content that is best in class. With the discount promo-code I can afford to take the Udemy course. I am glad I am able to support you through it. You help bridge the gap in web development for so many. Keep doing what you're doing!

[@ahasanulfahim6436]

TIMESTAMPS: 2:15 - Comments, Variables & Data Types 9:50 - String Formatting & Methods 17:40 - Lists 24:15 - Tuples & Sets 33:09 - Dictionaries 42:15 - Functions 49:25 - Conditionals 59:09 - Loops 1:05:06 - Modules 1:15:52 - Classes & Objects 1:26:17 - Working With Files 1:30:57 - Working With JSON

[@dystopian_1]

Thanks bro

[@asadfarraj]

@@dystopian_1 He just copy pasted it from the description lol

[@MoonlightAcid1]

@@asadfarraj people tend not to read descriptions

[@miso1076]

I was procrastinating learning Python up until I came across this video. It is brilliantly concise and to the point. Hats off to Brad for keeping the length of such a useful primer within 90 minutes!!

[@langxie3368]

This video is perfect for JS developers to pick up Python.

[@vizzyMcExee]

I made it to the end! That was pretty awesome. I haven't touched python in about 2 years so this was the refresher I needed to make sense of my old code

[@roon6425]

You’re probably the best coding youtuber out there. I’m sticking with you dude.

[@WeirdStuffaaaa]

the best is new botson

[@danyukhin]

@@WeirdStuffaaaa not by a mile

[@md.akib5124]

If it's brad's video no matter whether it's python or ruby i will smash that like button even though i am a js and php dev

[@allinone-ju4iw]

Except if the Freakin Facebook Ad pops up...

[@kiransurage]

Correct!

[@abelresendez5111]

mohiuddin akib i went 3 minutes in. I have no experience in JavaScript, should I watch that crash course first? I am brand new to programming, is there another video by brad that I can watch as a building block?

[@amirhosseinahmadi3706]

@@abelresendez5111 I think this video is not suitable for absolute beginners since he doesn't explain the fundamentals of programming like what a variable is, so I think the title is a little misleading, this video is actually meant for people who already know another programming language and now want to learn Python. I would recommend you start with an introduction to programming in general and other courses that are suited for absolute beginners. I hope this helps.

[@a-girl-has-no-name]

@@abelresendez5111 you could try the video from freecodecamp, that I have seen explains concepts in a lot of detail and is 4 and half hours long but I think that will help. To understand this video I think you will need to be familiar with the basics of programming

[@chimadivine7715]

Brad is so sincere, saying that these basics aren't enough for one to build something. I've observed Brad for sometime now. He's always straight to the point & very concise in his courses. His 16hr course is equivalent to some 50hr course from someone else. I'm going to get your vanillaJS course very soon. Thank you so much!

[@joshuastevenson5140]

I bought your Django Udemy course and started supporting you on Patreon over Thanksgiving weekend! I'm taking a JavaScript course right now, but once I'm done with that, I plan on going thru your Django course. Thanks for all that you do for the web dev community, Brad! :D

[@r5bc]

Hi, this is what I call a real crash course!! I believe there can't be better than this one. Thank you very much for the high value contents! Please keep up the good work!! Regards

[@epistemophilicmetalhead9454]

55:32 58:15 1:02:56 1:03:46 import datetime and then datetime.date.today() OR from datetime import date and then date.today() 1:10:03-1:11:16 1:12:52 creating custom modules continue. from classes

[@amberpradhan2484]

Python lover hit like! Thanks, Brad You are the gem for all college students, GOD BLESS YOU!

[@ickimadrasi8965]

I bought that Django course two weeks ago

[@TraversyMedia]

Thank you very much :) Hope you enjoy it

[@deepGrow30]

it 's my first ever video that I have completed , I loved the every minute of it. Thank you for helping me 😊

[@cbrcoder]

I had done C# programming since last 20 years. Your video got me up to speed with Python in 90 minutes. Awesome work :)

[@MPSmyles]

I wish you never grow older but still stay young for decades to teach. You are just good at what you teach. Thank you so much

[@trigger60]

Youfreaking legend, I have been struggling with understanding the concept behind classes and objectS when studying other languages and you nailed it in my head in less than 2 minutes... MUCH APPRECIATED

[@Roxanne670]

These crash course videos are perfect for exam/study review, just the right length and with everything summarised. Thank you so much!

[@charlesabboud1613]

Brad I bought your Django udemy course on the back of this excellent freebie demonstration. But also because I've been watching your free stuff for a quite a while yet, and you are the best, commonsensical, straightforward, you get people over the hump of not knowing anything about a subject. Great vid, great work and thank you

[@sliiiimjim]

Crazy, ive just been searching google for good resources for Python development. My search is over, brad saves the day again! :D Your the best, thanks.

[@TBrianOnline]

I am Javascript developer and since at work I come into contact with Python, this was a massive help with understanding the code. Thank you.

[@frontendmechanix]

Professionally, I never worked on Python. My complete career has been based on purely JavaScript. But, my new job heavily focuses on using Python. This video provides a great starting point. Brad made several comparisons between JavaScript and Python which helped to accelerate the learning process.

[@tahzeebsattar2557]

Thank you so much Brad. Whenever I have to learn new language, my first try is to find your video.

[@HarshKapadia]

SAME

[@sandeeppenkey6188]

This video helped me learn python in 30 mins coming from a cpp background , on point no BS . Thank you !

[@TA23576]

I learned more in the few hours it took me to consume and code along with this video than I did in an entire semester of "Intro to Programming" :D:D

[@sevdalink6676]

Great. Thanks a lot. So simple and useful. And the best part for me is that you organized all the info into a _finished folder. I followed your course, and wrote notes/comments in your finished files. Now I have your files with the examples and can very easily start with my coding.

[@potatomaaan1757]

I'm currently trying out a bunch of different programming languages. I've stated with JavaScript, went on to C# and C++ and I'm now trying out python and coming from C++ and C# python is just so simple and straight forward. It's amazing how simple this language is to pick up and use.

[@wotan91]

Good job with all those comparisons with Javascript. It really helped.

[@mcflo3158]

Thanks to this guy, I already am getting the hang of Python, JavaScript and HTML

[@khalidelgazzar]

Great video .. watched it like 5 years ago and back whenever i need a python refresher 💯👍

[@ErrorDebug]

Came to like even if im front end developer xD

[@TraversyMedia]

I appreciate that...

[@Skaxarrat]

Subscribed even if Im back end developer

[@ErrorDebug]

@@JulioSegarra3rd lol

[@the_one_named_harris]

I started with python as a new coder, zero experience. I stopped learning python a year ago after spending a month not even knowing where to run my code.. I was using tree house : ). Watching this video now after working on some really cool projects in Flutter and Vue, I am excited to just skim docs and watch shorter youtube videos while jumping stright into solving my own problems. Thanks Brad!

[@clarkson451]

Hey man, its been a few months, I've been a follower for a couple of years. I had to take a break as I started my freshman year in CompSci so I've been loaded with homework. well now the first semester is over and I have some free time so back to learning code. just like to say it was great being able to say I want to learn python and see that you had a new course up and its as well done as the rest of your content. Thanks again for all you do in the community and keep up the great work. gonna drop some $ for ya man.

[@ilinafrica]

I don't only like your notes but every aspect on the way you give out the materials it's master-minded thanks.

[@dctrbrass]

Just discovered this; I'm starting my learning here :) Thank you. After this I'm going to take your Python/Django course. What would be a good next step, after I get these basics. Of course the goal is to find a Python dev job.

[@shuaib-oseni]

brad is an excellent teacher..he's my go to channel whenever i wanna learn a new technology.

[@fruitfcker5351]

Thank you. I was a developer, now a "manager" and was looking into programming again. Now writing with Bottle for a chatbot using Dialogflow.

[@johnhschuster]

Spooky, you must have a camera in my lab watching what I'm trying to learn next and then, bang, out comes a TM video on just that thing. You are the man. Thanks.

[@matthewogunmola7615]

I already liked the video before checking it out. As long as it is Brad...ezza hit! Great work!!!

[@MuffinologyTrainer]

Traversy spreading that sacred knowledge. Bubba bless you.

[@itsadminpande]

hi brad i think i am getting addicted to your teaching method as i am so comfortable with your teaching method that i ones saw a video of mosh about the same topic and then i am watching your video and i feel so comfortable with your method thanks bro. and coding with your methods in mind is so error free.

[@jrlovepll1215]

Thank you for clearly explaining concepts. You're one of a select few that does this. You're a blessing sir 😇

[@novianindy887]

this is the best python crash course in the whole youtube universe 🎉 Please do more python crash course, the more advanced version from this one. 😊 please we want it. Maybe you can cover things about concurrency, queue, etc. please.

[@jacobestright2709]

This is the best Python tutorial I've seen so far! Thanks!

[@neilaldenescobin9150]

THANKS! last night it was on my mind to learn python and here you are

[@programmingwithmiko4294]

Another great crash course. Was very informative and clear. I myself started using VS code recently as well :). My dream is to teach python and Django like you and have just uploaded my first video. Thank you for the inspiration!

[@pythonantole9892]

The content is this channel is amazing! And it's all free, much better than many paid courses, just unbelievable!

[@AmeerulIslam]

I have an interview in the morning. I came here for a refresher.. Thanks!

[@rijzone]

did you get it?

[@ImranPollob]

Best short course that almost covers everything. Awesome Brad

[@ariolverab]

As always Brad just made it very clear, great idea to use comparison with JS for better understanding. Thanks Brad!

[@raibahati]

I can see you are a good teacher from this video. I already know the basics of Python but would like to learn about web framework. I am buying your Django course now :)

[@zepp906]

Great course. Listened at double speed as I've done you Javascript courses.

[@suyashbajpai9509]

I bought your course yesterday and had just finished this Python section, Awesome!

[@phokgedimaja327]

I'm enjoying this videos so much coming from NodeJs... What will we do without you Brad. Lol thanks man.

[@corinbishop]

Just about to start programming course in python... this just gave me a super quick overview... thanks!

[@Sarbasttt]

one of the best crash courses u can find! for the people who have some background in a programming language

[@dayday8421]

Been looking for a sort of intermediate course that presumed the knowledge of OOP and just covered python terminology and syntax. This was perfect.

[@raadsarker3076]

Brad, you are really great man. This crush course has just clear my basic python.

[@adw1a]

Amazing Python refresher course!! Thank you so much!

[@yusufrumi1626]

Your tutorials are the "Samurai Jack" of programming tutorials.

[@rtermnc2]

Great content! One of the best teachers on KZbin! Thank you for your hard work!

[@romabilibov7612]

Great course, straight to the point. Very useful when you compare it with js and other different languages.

[@jackotoole1119]

Sounded like you recorded the voice for the outro the next day after recording this tutorial hah, thank you for it, it really helped a lot sine my school really aren't teaching anything, all they're doing is if statements and variables and just the basics.

[@homayounshokri5041]

Can u please make a tutorial on python oop Crash course like the JavaScript one?

[@DevlogBill]

Alot of people don't use this IDE but for me I love it, it's called S.Y.D.E.R. from Anaconda. Excellent IDE.

[@erassylzh5658]

Gonna buy Django course, thank you!

[@giuseppestivala4538]

Hello guys. I found this tutorial very useful and well done. The only parts I have found slightly unclear are those regarding extended classes and custom modules. Great job, thanks very much. Bye Bye

[@BiancaAguglia]

It might help to think of extended classes as inheriting classes. For example, in Brad's video, the customer class inherits from the user class (that means that everything in the user class is available to the customer class.) The idea of inheritance made this easier for me to understand. 😊 I hope that helps.

[@giuseppestivala4538]

@@BiancaAguglia Hello Bianca, thanks for the tip. I have to say that in the meanwhile I got the same idea about classes. Greetings. 👍

[@BiancaAguglia]

@@giuseppestivala4538 Greetings and glad to hear you figured it out. Learning to code can be overwhelming and confusing. But, if you keep at it, things will start falling into place and you'll have many aha moments. Of course, then you'll need to learn something new, and you'll go through the same cycle again. An infinite loop. 😊

[@haciendadad]

Yeah it was a long video but short compared to 4 hours and one is even 13 hours. This was perfect! He assumed we were already JavaScript developers, which in my case was try and was just perfect!!

[@luisenriquehuertadelgado9983]

Really useful as always! Great work and many thanks, Brad!

[@tormasiistvan]

Around 48:19 getSum functon gets redefined by the getSum variable, which is a lambda function. I had to look this up for myself so maybe I can save some time for others.

[@ianscicluna4288]

I have just finished this course together with my son. Both of us are basically newbies. We found it extremely interesting. Enoyed it thoroughly. Now where do we go from here? Have you got a follow up course? Is it the django course that should be our next step? Thanks a million. Ian (MALTA).

[@Ab-cj6gl]

I'm a copywriter and currently learning to code as a hobby 😇 I love coding and I've been trying to learn a language since ages finally taking some action, Love your video brother

[@zahraBatenin]

I love it when you compare JavaScript with Python. It becomes easier for JS developers to learn Python syntax

[@auhsojyihst9440]

Thanks I'm already a Senior Dev in other Languages but I'm at the Entry-Level in Python, So my new employer gave me some python and you saved the day. However, just a comment: I think when you extended a class, there is no need to redeclare the __init__ method neither variable that are already declared in the parent class as ('name', 'email' and 'age')class. Unless if we want to overwrite them. To be specific; inside file: classes.py, there is no need for line 21 to 24 at minute 1:25:46 Otherwise I have learned a lot today, Thanks in the parent

[@juliocodes]

You make things very clear and simple. It’s why I love your videos!

[@ikechinwankwo7993]

at 49:12 you define a lambda function as well as a regular function using the def keyword. You then call getSum( the name of both of the functions), how do you know which function is getting called?

[@elmaddinmamishov9397]

In fact, what I learned from this channel is much more than what the university taught me.

[@emalfiza3386]

Thank you so much, I have never learnt class from any other resources! following your amazing explanation made it easy for me. God bless you Brad.

[@DannyMaes]

Thanks Brad, from now on I love Python!

[@rezashahheidari5538]

Thank you so much! I know OOP but I needed to get familiar with python syntax and your video helped a lot. Thanks again!

[@TheNewTravel]

Thank you!

[@sandv2902]

Wow I'm very new to python able to understand every bit very clearly... Great video

[@kimberliegrass2980]

At around 18:28 you added spaces between the numbers list, all at the same time in the list. How did you do that?

[@kbcarte420]

I've been able to use Python a lot more at work and I couldn't be happier. Most of what I do is still back-end PHP, but with each day I've been able to use it more and more (my boss is awesome). Recently I've used it with working with massive data sets. Like 260,000+ rows of DB entries on a very high-end client. The VPS the company chose isn't ideal and I'm forced to use vanilla Python 2.7 on an even older Ubuntu install, can't install anything pip nor OS 'apt' related, has actually helped my understanding of things in the long run. Maybe in a future video take a look at Vim. It's not as scary as people think and with just a very basic understanding of it, working with remote and even local things has been great. I still main VSCode but having the bit of Vim behind me has helped in more situations that I thought it would. Anyway, long time fan, and if anyone I know ever asks for help or resources your the first one I point them to.

[@deidei2305]

Finished watching HTML crash course and CSS crahscourse, chose Python as the first language to learn and I’ve not been disappointed once from your channel

[@mchost3390]

[@j.b.9738]

Hi Brad, love your videos. I have most of them on Udemy. I was looking for the full course of Python, do you offer that? Thank you for all the great work; you make coding very simple. God Bless.

[@umermansoor3124]

Really helpful course for beginners. Thank You!

[@ranjeetnbittu]

Best Python Crash course ever! 👍👍

[@Coda02]

Thanks a lot I've watched both this and your django video today and they're bpth really usefull definitly gonna check out your other python tuts. thanks alot!

[@birdsong2552]

30:52, with me Grape is added as the second item in the set, instead of the last, which was totally unexpected behaviour. Any idea how this could be? I'm using Python 3.8 in Spyder

[@supbrotv]

I bought your Django course yesterday. Start working with it today.

[@lna8250]

Arriving at 1:10:15 I just cannot install that camelcase. I looked everywhere how to do it, I was able to install new version of PIP but this still appears when I tried the code in. File "c:/Users/Nine-Tales/Desktop/python beginner/tutorial.py", line 320, in from camelcase import CamelCase Module Not Found Error: No module named 'camelcase'

[@soumadip_banerjee]

Best Python Crash course ever! I have a question tho, Brad, I wanna take ur Udemy Django course.. Is this much Python enough as the prerequisite? I've gone through this tutorial, taken notes, practised coding on the system too! Plz reply! 💕

[@sinistergeek]

can you please make video on intermediate as we as expert course respectively!! There are few channel which worth spending time like this!! Thank you for your effort!! I have been following you for couple of month and seeing your course made improved!! Me in my coding ...Again,Thank you!!

[@daweihuang9687]

Wow, what a great rundown. I'll be referencing this for my class.

[@RedJonathon719]

1:20:20 it doesnt work I get an error saying that the 'user' object has no attribute to 'has_birthday' pls helppp

[@luciusveritas9870]

Paced perfectly with great info density. Thanks!!!

[@sauer.voussoir]

Thank you for having this tutorial. Easy to understand and direct to the point and compares to other languages

[@schokowaffi4456]

Hey I am just about to finish your video and I'd like to thank you for your awesome crash course! Really helped me out a lot!

[@grazen0]

Thanks a lot, man! This vid really helped me out to get started real quick on Python