The Magic Of Python

[@priyanshu8307]

Hey Tim, a big fan. I have a request, a series on Data Structure and Algorithm.

[@shreeyansjavangula8908]

I think that he has a course on that on his channel.

[@LegendAk21]

Yeah we need this data structure course

[@kevinmccallister7647]

You can also try free code camp JavaScript algorithm and data structures

[@LegendAk21]

@@kevinmccallister7647 how I can get python data structure course?

[@ahmadhammad12]

I think that's so big and it's already out there, and it will be a very long series, I think it's better to learn DS and algo with c++/java. I recommend you abdul bari channel for this.

[@manewry66tw]

This was too complicated for me. But I think that it never hurts to watch the material that is beyond one's level. It actually prepares one's mind for the new possibilities and motivates to harder work.

[@huvenmoodley280]

luckily my name is huven not one xd

[@kirktheruler5572]

I agree. I am just confused ( a beginner) but I believe like this because we chose to actually try to understand

[@manewry66tw]

@Алек Сневар Thanks man. All the best.

[@manewry66tw]

@@kirktheruler5572 I learned lately that the process of learning is being embraced by overcoming the frustration of failure.

[@kirktheruler5572]

@@manewry66tw I’m in the same boat brother

[@wackyator]

Tim you should do more of such videos. A video series covering the contents of the book 'fluent python' would be great

[@TheKiryu.]

Let's go deeper to advanced python features and meta classes! 😊

[@mamamikazala]

YES! more advanced stuff please! There is a ton of beginner YT videos on Python, but very little about advanced things

[@sidecontrolpapi]

Really nice way of breaking down a complex subject through easy-to-understand steps.

[@littlebirdiethe1st534]

I've recently gotten into python programming and I've been looking for a video, such as this one, to describe what is possible in python. I've had no success so far so this was just perfect!

[@alaapsarkar]

Videos on advanced python features would be amazing, KZbin is already filled with beginner and intermediate level python tutorials but advanced stuff like this is very rare. Videos like these are amazing.

[@mookiecodes]

Keep going Tim, I’m learning a ton from these types of videos

[@shawnbeans7389]

Tim: "I am not an expert at python" Also Tim: litterally covers everything on python

[@haroerhaktak2613]

It's better to claim you aren't as good as what others perceive you as because there's always someone who knows more. There's always someone who thinks you aren't that good. Also it allows you to make a mistake and people won't judge you as harshly because you aren't claiming to be an expert or masters level.

[@abbasdharamsi]

The way the world is moving rightnow, with AI, self driving cars, and automated vehicles, I think python and knowledge of programming is a very useful skillset to possess. Im planning to make a video about the use of Python in Mechanical Engineering soon in my channel as well! Thanks Tim for the inspiration! Great video as always!

[@idhantsood1105]

Hi, Tim, your videos are great, I don't face any errors when learning from your videos, and even if I do, I can solve them in a second, I was not able to understand a lot of things before like OOP or Django but now I can understand it so clearly, even your ml and neural network series is great, thanks and keep up the great work.

[@facundobigotes8611]

14:40 it was at this moment that my mind was blown... The possibilities are endless

[@xhjb4ever]

You should do a tutorial on how to make a python module

[@ankitchetri2968]

We need to create our module folder and then create __init__.py and our module is ready

[@xhjb4ever]

@@ankitchetri2968 I know how to do that, but the upload for me is bugged or outdated

[@ankitchetri2968]

@@xhjb4ever oh ok

[@ahsanyousuf9011]

As an intermediate developer, I understand it very efficiently just by implementing rather than just saying...NICE, GREAT WORK....Please make a series on Data Structures and Algorithms using Python...It will be quiet helpful...THANKS.

[@jenslawrence1607]

Hi Tim, great video. I would love to see more (even more) advanced videos. I feel like I know a lot about Python, including everything discussed in this tutorial, yet I wouldn't call myself a master at Python. As a result I have resorted to learning more than half of Python's standard modules, simply because I don't know what to learn next. Maybe showing some real world applications of these advanced concepts would make a good tutorial for people like me. Keep it going, Jens.

[@evandrofilipe1526]

When i used to use python it was fustrating not knowing how to dynamically make classes and i researched online and couldnt find anything and ultimately gave up. I can say with confidence that if you showed me this 3 years ago i wouldn't have made classes like this all the time as i like using functions more. Makes more sense to me at least.

[@r735g3]

Thanks for the video, I request more advanced videos, since I am very far from beginner now, however it seems like this kind of advanced content is only present in books and articles, while 99% of the videos are targeted at the total beginners. Rare kind of content which I appreciate.

[@awsomeslayer1]

Python astonishes me every day. I did not know that we could inherit from type to create our own meta class creator. Then, just the other day I also came across walrus operator and I wondered why I had not used it before. Python fundamentals are like an ocean unto themselves. Very much needed video. Waiting for more.

[@devrubic]

Walrus operator was added in 3.8 IIRC. So like if you don't follow python updates you may not have seen it

[@dopy8418]

This channel is getting slowly in my top 5

[@aryanr4279]

I would like to have these kind of videos Tim... And also request a data structures and algorithms.

[@bogan9265]

AMAZING! Wow Tim I've been watching your vids for almost a year and you reinspire me every video!

[@akulupadhyay]

I think we could all benefit from more advanced videos , keep up the great work !

[@shreyasjejurkar1233]

This isn't a magic of python btw, this is what refers to as Reflection concept in programming languages and it is available in many of the languages like C++, Java and C#. But good introductory video for those who are new to this concept! 👍

[@aiminamon5946]

yes please. make more advanced videos. they are really helpful. thank you

[@quixzotic]

Love the new video! 🔥 Python really is amazing!

[@pabloduran203]

Really like this kind of videos. Very few people do them and it is really interesting to know some of the deeper level functionalities in Python.

[@NaJoeLibre]

Definitely cool that you condensed the class syntax down to like one line. I could see how that would be useful if you're dealing with mass amounts of code that may help knock down runtime.

[@roni5245]

Thank you, Tim! You’ve helped me expand my knowledge on classes!

[@re.liable]

That's a very high profile sponsor imo, nice!

[@mikhailanatoliy9990]

I was really bad at Python until a week ago, read the book by Zed Shaw and I can fully understand this video! That's crazy.

[@MdRafiurRahman-mr7fz]

Yo Tim, a big fan. Please make more advanced videos on python.

[@Damqq]

Yes please! More of this...! :)

[@rice5817]

While I probably won't use this specific syntax anytime soon, it's always good to know about these things "in the back of your mind" so to speak. So I'd say that you should definitely post more of these videos if that's what you'd like to dive into 😊

[@Ahmd53Mhmd]

I really enjoyed the video And the idea of creating videos just for knowledge, I really like to know such as this trick. Don't stop this kind of videos, please. Thank you, Tim.

[@HarelBrodai]

Great video !! Please make more videos about advanced Python

[@mohammadaliashraf4714]

Please tim please make some videos on advanced python stuff ❤️❤️ Loved it 😍

[@farhanahmedfahim8113]

dayum..the segway to the sponser was dope

[@xinc2012]

Tim your explanations are really good.

[@artin_thm8721]

I want more videos like this, it's very interesting to see python's backstage

[@procode6881]

Learned such a lot in this video😳😳😳

[@a1nd23]

When you created the CreateClass class and run the code, you had the Person class defined two times - first in the classical way and then using the CreateClass method. Why wasn't the code conflicting? After all there were two classes called "Person" in the code. It is clear that only the second class was used (the one created using CreateClass method), because only that class was instantiated, but still there were two different classes with the same name in the same namespace.

[@BillyNix]

Thanks Tim, great video, so glad to see the inner workings of Python.

[@SeanMarkin]

This was fantastic! Thank you. If you are open to it, definitely more videos like this.

[@Bharath4u13]

My senior wrote something like this in our project.. I couldnt ask him what it is. But now I understand why he wrote the way he wrote

[@vishwanathpratapsingh6180]

Thanks Tim you are giving someone so much precious information

[@curtisahlin3615]

How have you watched it that quickly???

[@Pzpr12]

@@curtisahlin3615 Those are legends 😂😂

[@lakshyachopra_]

You watched the entire video in 4 minutes?

[@rahulxdd]

At least watch the video first. No doubt Tim is provided good tutorials and stuff. Commenting for the sake of likes ffs

[@vishwanathpratapsingh6180]

@@lakshyachopra_ no buddy

[@jumper0122]

Do you ever explain the Lambda function in any of your videos? I've read explanation after explanation of it and never understood how you're supposed to use it. I avoid copying snippets using it into my code because I never want to have to explain it, even if it's much smaller and / or less convoluted.

[@mohamedakeblersane3275]

Thank you Tim, we need more videos like this one

[@mastersrikavipriyan280]

WE WANT MORE LIKE THIS.

[@georges.9545]

Great video, could you do a series on blockchain development (building the actual blockchain and then building dapps) or could you do a series on creating your own crypto?

[@aliazadi9509]

Awesome video Tim!

[@RaheelJunaid]

This was a very good explanation of the class blueprint.

[@henil0604]

Is that why Python is slow of other languages because it also has blue prints to compile above our code?

[@paulfragemann3333]

Python slow, because it is interpreted (not really but close to it), which means that the Python runtime goes over code and does the steps, thats why you need a python runtime with your code to execute it. There are tools like pypy which allow you to do actual compilation of python Code, but they have Problems of often not working if you're using a libary with C-Extensions.

[@henil0604]

@@paulfragemann3333 Thanks for your information, i'm not coming much from Python background because i am a web developer. thanks again for the information, I appreciate it :)

[@paulfragemann3333]

@@henil0604 No Problem, JS is actually also interpreted by the Browser. And the information isn't entirely true as I said, Python is actually compiled into a custom Bytecode, made for the language specifically and that is then interpreted. If you ever se a .pyc file, that is the compiled Python Bytecode.

[@henil0604]

@@paulfragemann3333 Paul, you have really great knowledge at system level. Keep It Up! :D

[@paulfragemann3333]

@@henil0604 Yeah I have a lot of Theoretical Knowlegde, about basically every field of Computer Science I have come across, but I don't have that much real world experience when it comes to Programming which is what I am working on changing ATM...

[@mamuch7665]

Hey Tim, love your work: please satisfy our request of creating a data structures series preferably on C++. Continue this awesome channel and stay blessed.

[@theseusRJ7]

I got enlightened. Continue on this concept

[@nithincharles371]

Which IDE you were used in this video Tim?

[@thekokoserver]

Brilliant man... please i will like to see more of this

[@codingboy2254]

Tim the magician !

[@bigcunningham171]

Is a video regarding Cryptography possible?

[@AzureCz]

Okay, so I understood that we can edit the way the default class behaves by using it on inheritance of another class, but what are the utilities of it? How can I modify class Type and to what use cases? Is this really useful? I'd love a video about that, creating a metaclass derived from the Type class

[@abulaman8713]

Damn, I fell in love when u created that Createaclass.....

[@markmadhukar9011]

gr8 vid @TechWithTim

[@nevanjohn]

This was really cool, I never knew this functionality existed. Thanks for the video!

[@jacopopangrazi8514]

Very good explanation, keep up!

[@PrassRa]

Hey Tim... love your tutorials! Would love expert level tutorials... Where can I read some advance level python programs ? Tnks

[@hamkoqaasim7177]

Wow! Great video man

[@B00Mnation]

Good tutorial, but I kept waiting for you to tell me why this kind of technique might be useful in practice. Next time, an example demonstrating how you could leverage this technique to your own benefit would make the content much more valuable.

[@CoentraDZ]

That was amazing and mind-blowing 🤯

[@jcm5046]

Hey Tim! Been watching lots of your videos including the one where you make game(balloon tower defense-like game). I have a request. Mind making a videos for the books you use learning python and some other advanced topics?

[@dankchan420]

Next level data structures

[@sumukhjagirdar5860]

Tim , could you please do a video on *Regular Expression*, re??

[@Rajsingh-rs1yi]

Hey Tim, could you please tell me where I can buy that blue orb thing in the background. It looks very nice.

[@akakumura]

I think it’s just an IKEA FADO which is a lamp shaped like an orb. And then he put an rgb bulb inside that lamp to make it glow different colors

[@Rajsingh-rs1yi]

@@akakumura Ah ok, thank you so much!

[@ChongFrisbee]

I think this video works really fine for a conceptual introduction to metaclasses

[@hosea_br]

awesome explanation dude

[@AriehAnkri]

Can you make a video about how to use metaclass in a real project? I have already see your video about metaclass and i want a concrete example about it. Thanks

[@emaddeve20]

This so Amazing. Thank you Tim 😊

[@ahmadhammad12]

I know this may be some beginner thing, but can you make a video to show how to read documentations in the right way/ technique so we don't mess things up?

[@quolofps]

Can we use anything others than self

[@kirankumar2348]

Come on man... Where do you even get all this crazy stuff. The last part of changing the behavior of classes.. 🤯🤯🤯

[@gergoborhegyi5388]

Tim. Can you make a video about yield in python? Cuz now I see that I can understand complex things if you are the one who describes it.

[@harrisoncrettol]

So cool! I learned something new.

[@thisisanaccount2393]

Hey! Could you please make a C# tutorial… it would be great! Thanks :)

[@shadmansudipto7287]

You can watch IAmTimCorey

[@bsiu5882]

Very nice video!

[@ralphdancetv9125]

I barely saw this kind of stuff but i don't really understand, Thank you so much

[@smjure]

More vids like this welcome 👍 tnx

[@zbvirus2420]

100% make more videos about these stuff

[@Sebastian-42-69]

I would have loved to see more concrete uses for this. Gonna check out the metaclasses video if it's not too long...

[@sabbirahmed8012]

Hi Tim, Can you please help me with your valuable suggestion? I am about to complete my bachelor in Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering. But I am passionate about being a software developer. I am really struggling to find out which things should I learn to be able to apply for a software developer position. I would be thankful if you just provide a complete list of the topics on which I should focus.

[@lunaticfringe3890]

Thanks Tim For your efforts Though I didn't understand much but it was really very informative Thanks Again

[@avgSE81]

Please make a video on how to manipulate class using subclass.

[@Cryptosonix]

That is very interesting!

[@toxpy9343]

Weird how just today I needed a dynamic class in python. Well I had no idea it was possible thx for the tip.

[@rahulvijay6611]

please make a video on alpha beta pruning and minmax algo with a game, AI implementation

[@stephendouglas684]

I did enjoy this, although deep!

[@midhunrajaramanatha5311]

Do series about all dunder methods

[@alagappank1242]

Good info💪💪

[@JohnDoe-ck3un]

good luck working with code using this way to create classes dynamicly 😁

[@sujalbajracharya6401]

does anyone know which theme he's using?

[@markmadhukar9011]

pls make more vids like this.

[@nelsonbeneche2372]

thank you, you can also talk of data science on a video