Python Tutorial for Beginners - Learn Python in 5 Hours [FULL COURSE]

[@TechWorldwithNana]

If this course was helpful for you, please leave a thumbs up and subscribe to my channel 😊 ► If you want to learn more about DevOps Automation with Python: bit.ly/3q90KbI 🙌🏼 ► Best entry course for IT Beginners here: bit.ly/43gOF3f Link to inventory spreadsheet file: gitlab.com/nanuchi/python-programming/-/tree/master/spreadsheet Follow me on IG, for behind the scenes content 🤓: instagram.com/techworld_with_nana/ ▬▬▬▬▬▬ S P E C I A L O F F E R 🎉 ▬▬▬▬▬▬ Want to try PyCharm Professional Edition? JetBrains provided me with a 100% discount code! 🙂 With "PYCHARMFORDEVOPS" you can try PyCharm Professional for 3-month! ► Use this code at: www.jetbrains.com/store/redeem/ ► Valid until Jun 30, 2021 ▬▬▬▬▬▬ T I M E S T A M P S ⏰ ▬▬▬▬▬▬ 0:00 - Course Intro & Course Overview 2:53 - Introduction to Python 07:01 - Installation and Local Setup with PyCharm 14:10 - Write our first Python program 15:33 - Python IDE vs simple File Editor 19:04 - Strings and Number Data Types 30:11 - Variables in Python 39:33 - Encapsulate Logic with Functions 54:00 - Scope 59:50 - Accepting User Input 1:15:28 - Conditionals (if / else) and Boolean Data Type 1:44:18 - Error Handling with Try / Except 1:50:11 - While Loops 2:02:43 - Lists and For Loops 2:21:51 - Thanks JetBrains! 2:23:17 - Comments in Python 2:27:23 - Sets 2:38:31 - Built-In Functions 2:44:25 - Dictionary Data Type 3:01:32 - Modularize your project with Modules 3:20:09 - Project: Countdown App 3:40:27 - Packages, PyPI and pip 3:54:06 - Project: Automation with Python (Working with Spreadsheets) 4:44:02 - Object Oriented Programming: Classes and Objects 5:14:35 - Project: API Request to GitLab 5:30:23 - Wrap Up ▬▬▬▬▬▬ Courses & Ebooks & Bootcamp 🚀 ▬▬▬▬▬▬ ► Become a DevOps Engineer - full educational program 👉🏼 bit.ly/3gEwf4V ► Udemy courses - get biggest discounts here 👉🏼 bit.ly/2OgvzIO ► Kubernetes 101 - compact and easy-to-read ebook bundle 👉🏼 bit.ly/3mPIaiU

[@developerethan4593]

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[@pandemicovid9079]

Thank you so much Nana. a wonderful course.

[@myethiopia3546]

Awesome! Thank you very much.

[@abidrahman2677]

You're cute Nana 😍

[@FantazziniVictor]

Your explanation method are really great thx for sharing such knowledge 👏🏼 you rocks

[@codingmadeclear2229]

She sat for 5 and a half hours and talked about python, and then released it for free. legend

[@TechWorldwithNana]

Thanks for appreciating the effort 😊 🙏

[@kasdal]

I doubt this took only 5.5 hours. More like 30+. Highly appreciate the effort.

[@codingmadeclear2229]

@@kasdal Yup because of all the redos to make the course even better

[@codingmadeclear2229]

@@TechWorldwithNana OMG thank you so much for replying! It made my day!

[@KhajaMD143]

You absolutely can't guess the countess hours it goes creating some content and then presenting, both takes not just hours, but days and weeks. That's the reason before we dislike or press that thumbs down button, we need to think twice. Instead of hards thumbs down folks can provide feedback that the author can then look through third eyes and take appropriate actions to correct it

[@jonathanh8298]

I did struggle a lot to learn Python. I wasted a lot of time with complicated tutorials online. What changed everything to me was learning through very basic books. You need to walk before you can run. Once I got them right, learning Python and everything else became much easier. Edit: For those asking about the books, the best basic one is Javascript In Less than 50 Pages. It`s about Javascript but it is the fastest to learn the conceps that will be useful in any programming language. Then I would definetly recommend A Smarter Way to Learn Python. Your knowledge will transform.

[@briansalzano9771]

@@science9606 I can't find where to dl the javascript book

[@vasanthkumarvkr]

Thanks a ton, mate! I followed so many books and courses & nothing ever made me glued to the seat and get my hands dirty. Never knew "A smarter way to learn python" existed, until I saw your comment. Its been a week and I have already completed half of the chapters. Crystal clear explanations will challenging yet interesting exercises. Never felt so much comfortable before. Hope I should be able to complete the rest in the next couple of weeks. And you are bang on with your statement of learning through basic books. Nothing ever is going to teach you like the basics. Thanks again and wish me good luck. I intend to head to Automate the boring stuff with Python as the next one.

[@عابرسبيل-ق1ع]

​​@@vasanthkumarvkr i cant get the book for free can you send me please

[@herculanomarques9537]

c and c++ it should be the first language to learn and logic

[@Angels_Are_Vengeful]

Yes. A lot of these online tutorials are made, seemingly, by somebody who just learned the language like a week (or a day) ago. This one included. kzbin.info/www/bejne/qmnTgZeBjtWiras This code is what is referred to as "Spaghetti Code". She's defined three different variables where one is all that is needed for the "number of days" input. She is using 7 variables including the function name where only 3 are required. I made this program more complex with an extra runtime input to ask how many times you want to enter a number, which required a variable and still only used four variables. Python couldn't have been *THAT* different 2 years ago.

[@DimitrovDani]

5 hours of pure gold! Can't believe how clearly and elegantly this lady explains! Thank you, Nana!

[@sidstar593]

Hey mate so you have finished in how many hours, worth it? Thanks

[@seragserag-oq9iq]

it is more than worth it. It actually is worth every minute. @@sidstar593

[@zanonoza4918]

She knows her stuff ❤.

[@The_Alpha_Channel]

Absolutely magic. I have done a bit of Sql Crystal reporting in the past. Then I saw your Python video I am 69 years old and retired. The brain has snapped back into production with this learning. Thank you for letting me learn from your clear and easy to understand KZbin video. I am 54 minutes in. I hope I can progress to the full 5.5 hours.

[@dewbaza2792]

Never learn to write code before. I was gonna give up when I'm 20 minutes in. So I scroll through the comment before I quit and found your comment. I spoke to myself even a 69 years old got it to 54 minutes why should I quit now. So I keep on trying. 2 hours 22 minutes in and still going.

[@teaberry73]

Inspiring comment. Thank you 🙏🏽 🥺💕

[@Sam-mn8qf]

im at 55 mins while i see this xD

[@kparag01]

I m 50 and you are inspiration for me. Handling boring job and then learning is not easy.

[@voltswagner]

Thanks! This was better than many of the tutorials on Udemy (which can be bloated). What a jam packed video! You are a gifted teacher.

[@TechWorldwithNana]

Thank you Eric, appreciate your great feedback! :)

[@BIGNADEWT]

she is a really gifted teacher

[@christinahadi4326]

She is the best!

[@yogibisai647]

Amazing teaching and thank you so much..🎉

[@pri2032]

How i can send her gift

[@sebastianthomas3670]

Just completed this video. It took two days to complete because I installed all the software that you used for this course and then practiced real time successfully while going through this fantastic video. In the last session, you discussed about 'API requests with Python' and by the end of that session, you fantastically shared with us all the projects and URLs that clearly shows your brilliance! From now onward, I will use your name NANA as a synonym for GENEROCITY and SHARING. This world is a better place because of the presence of people like you! Thank you!!

[@TechWorldwithNana]

My pleasure! Thank you for such amazing feedback! 🙏I'm really happy you enjoyed it.💙

[@AdCosmo]

What a Udemy course failed to clearly teach me in an hour, you explained perfectly in 5 minutes (functions and arguments). Thank you!

[@TechWorldwithNana]

That's really great to hear! Appreciate your feedback 😊

[@antoniofuller2331]

Exactly

[@JesseJames-no7ik]

So true , I paid nearly 100 bucks to them , Udemy is waste of money

[@bssniffer1337]

May I ask what course you are talking about exactly?

[@bssniffer1337]

@@JesseJames-no7ik you should watch out for those 100+ USD priced courses, they are on a major sale every few weeks or so, so if there's an actual good course there that you believe would help, wait for the sale and wishlist it to be notified.

[@GrigoriySemenov]

My congratulations, Nana! As a teacher with many years' experience I see your TechWorld as a piece of excellent teaching. It's not just about the content, but even more about the way you present it... Calm voice with every word clearly pronounced, absolutely understandable text... Perfect combination of graphics and practical examples. I am not starting my career, rather refreshing it and giving a new start. In TechWorld with Nana I found a lot of things useful for myself and very good to share with my students. I wish I started my own programming career 30 years ago with Nana's presentations! Not that my own teachers were so bad, but Nana is an absolutely fabulous one! Thank you again, Nana! Wishing you the greatest success in your job!

[@TechWorldwithNana]

Thanks so much for your comment, such feedback mean a lot!! 🙏

[@suzanurer2080]

" I am not starting my career, rather refreshing it and giving a new start. In TechWorld with Nana I found a lot of things useful for myself and very good to share with my students. I wish I started my own programming career 30 years ago with Nana's presentations! Not that my own teachers were so bad, but Nana is an absolutely fabulous one! Thank you again, Nana! Wishing you the greatest success in your job!" I couldn't put it better than this. Exactly my situation.

[@varishajani7238]

People like you are supporting us people who can't afford expensive course's, may God bless you☺️☺️

[@MaddSweetGT500]

I'm at 23.06 ... And I am already blown away are how great you are at explaining Python.

[@syoudipta]

Just completed your amazing course. You really delivered what you promised. One of the fascinating aspects of thoroughness in this course struck me when you explained the use case of single and double quotes for strings, which I think most learners and teachers just take for granted. I hope many more people find this course and your entire channel and use these materials for good.

[@bkilla888]

5 hours long lecture w/o ads, you're amazing

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Disable your adblock if you have one.

[@rupe82]

There are ads but she deserves to earn something for making a 5+ hour free tutorial.

[@TechWorldwithNana]

@@rupe82 🙏

[@martindavid9145]

Thanks for your video. As a non-native US, it's really easy to understand your accent and the rythm of your voice isn't to fast (unlike others youtubers!).

[@DannyKandie-lk2im]

Am watching it a year later, and its amazing. Step by step from zero literally. Big thanks.

[@jackgaston1974]

Thank you, thank you! I had almost given up. (actually I did for 1 year) I am 64 and have no background in computers so I was literally starting from ground 0. I had tried other teachers but in the end all I was doing was mimicking them and not understanding a thing I was doing, much less knowing why. You did a great job of teaching and explaining as you went making sure we understand what and why. I am excited about learning again. You are awesome!

[@lloydacquayethompson6789]

I highly recommend this course to anyone willing to learn Python from scratch. Thank you Nana

[@HotTagProductions]

Just starting my dive into python; I'm 50 minutes into this so far and the way you're laying it out is fantastic and I can't wait to watch the rest. Thanks so much for this!

[@sina4143]

I'm currently at 1:42:10 and wanted to say thank you for such a great and useful course for free!

[@georgemanley3755]

That was two things you don't often see in the online tutorial world: concise and helpful. Much appreciated.

[@phuongdinh3123]

She explained clearly from constant numbers to variables. That will helps learners from basic to advance into further applications in pathon. Long Live Nana.....!!!!!!

[@bbet3109]

As a beginner, I've struggled to find a resource to meet my needs as a learner in terms of the time I have. Nana you have helped me understand the basics, others have tried 😄 but your content and structure is engaging and very informative. Thank you very much for the time you took to create such a great resource.

[@pythonez8719]

yeah pretty clear and concise video. working on my videos rt now to get them this good and explained well. feedback is appreciated!

[@briansimpson544]

As a hobby coder, I found this tutorial very interesting and helped me to understand certain concepts that I had previously found challenging. The explanation's were easily understandable, and relevent. Appreciate the time and effort you must have spent producing this tutorial, thank you.

[@Muntwash_Wabant]

The best thing about this tutorial, differently from others of other teachers out there, is that the more you keep watching, the more you understand!!! Thanks a lot Teacher Nana. You rock!

[@anthonyudeagbala8558]

I can't imagine what challenges you faced while putting this together. Thanks a lot.

[@TechWorldwithNana]

Thanks for your appreciation Anthony! :)

[@jeffersonsilvalopesjsl1977]

I just watched a five hours tutorial and didn't saw the time flying. Thank you so much for this!! best regards from brazil!! 🇧🇷

[@MittalSteel500]

5+ hours long lecture without ads, you're amazing

[@miltondias6617]

Hi Nana. I'm 47 years old, reviving my ancient knowledge of my 17 years old in Turbo Pascal, Clipper and Dbase and updating my skills through your course in Python. Thank you so much.

[@criticalmassiveenterprise]

39 here...Pascal was my first language

[@omriu5000]

Putting so much effort to the extent of literally sitting down on a chair explaining for no less than 5 hours and 30 minutes ( 330 minutes in total ) and that equals around 3-5 hourly lessons by a private teacher that typically goes for a minimum of 45-60$ an hour and you gave it for free. You TOTALLY deserve that "LIKE" button being pushed and a share.

[@balkrishnatalele3408]

Nana is not only beautiful but also intelligent. The manner she lectures demonstrates experience and maturity. She does not blather on for hours, repeating the same sentences. But she tries to cover the majority of the scenes. All of her videos, including Kafka and Dockers, are amazing. That everything is free is significantly boosting her Karma. God always blesses her.

[@xamashee]

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[@overnightideas]

One of the best explanations i saw: - not boring at all - very detailed, some others forget to mention crucial things Nana doesn`t - life changing for many, including myself - imagine i started learning Python with this course and now i really code as a junior in a very nice company. Good luck Nana and i really hope something motivates you to keep on doing this amazing videos.

[@Fullrusher]

I wish I could of gotten a certificate from watching this, her video was one of the very best iver ever watched and even covered topics I've never learned I wanna get into coding as a career and wanna learn python and I have to say idk how but I feel like this course could get me there if possible lol

[@kylabanger1055]

Totally!!! She is sooooo thorough!!! I love her videos!!!!

[@Muntwash_Wabant]

Others prefer to keep it a mystery !

[@manyeecarolip1211]

I haven’t done programming for 15 years. Today, I started Python. You have done an amazing job and it’s easy to follow. Thanks for your hard work. 😍😍😍😍

[@nickkovans]

Hi Nana, I work in the DevOps world in Australia. Your video content is A++. I love that you are showing the world what DevOps is all about. Amazing stuff!

[@MikeBBB]

Just finished this tutorial and it is FANTASTIC! I always feel like I'm a bit slow when learning new concepts but Nana absolutely gets it that breaking things down and explaining some of the minutiae is critical to getting that more foundational understanding that potatoes like me need. I'll for sure but watching more of your videos as I learn and build my skills. Thank you, Nana!

[@user-rv5xv1cy2f]

Thanks for the amazing tutorial!

[@TechWorldwithNana]

Thank you for your support!

[@muchinahmungai6752]

So happy for Nana.I always postponed learning Python. Now I have just begun and I can only learn more and more. Thank you Nana.

[@ekodubek]

Isn't that weird? I'm a Polish. I'm trying to learn python of course using courses in my native language but all this YT tutorials are explained in the way that only experts can understand. Here I understand absolute everything, in the language what I lerned but I don't know well about it as much than polish. Nana! you are awsome! Thanks!

[@Guilherme-jd9kn]

My native language is Portuguese and I’m learning python by watching videos in English, which I understand everything because I’ve been learning English by myself for about 4 years

[@FodieMaguiraga]

Great tutorial, I'm only an hour in and I learned more than most 5h tutorials that I've already completed. Thank you so much

[@TechWorldwithNana]

Wow really glad to hear Fodie :)

[@corporatemonkey]

I recently finished going through your python tutorial and must say it was excellent. I have come across so many videos where the presenter is technically very good but not a good teacher. You madame are an excellent teacher. You explain complicated topics very simply. Am grateful for your tutorial and just wanted to say thank you. In the future if I need to learn any new tech i will first check if nana janashia has a tutorial for it and then check for others. Thank you.

[@Delta-gx4fm]

I agree one hundred percent. You can find several teachers on TY. But very few are good teachers. She does an excellent job. Teaching ability you are born with.

[@maheshdolas8016]

The course is put with great detailing, Structured very well & easy to understand. creating the content for coding for 5 hours is really a great effort and make the community learn the code. Well done , your all contents on coding are awesome. Appreciated for all your efforts . Thank you!

[@nganlinux3313]

=....

[@pierre-louis4519]

I'm learning Python since a couple of weeks now, it is the BEST tutorial I have ever seen. Thanks a lot.

[@trajcetrajcevski750]

I'm wondering who can dislike this? Probably someone who didnt watch it! NANA YOU ARE THE BEST!

[@TechWorldwithNana]

Thank you Trajce, appreciate your supportive comment! 🙏 😊

[@vamshikap9465]

Thank you nana for all the efforts you put for us. ♥️

[@TechWorldwithNana]

😊 Hope you will like the course!

[@kingsingh9367]

Nana is known person now. She knows how to make things clear at basic level. Thanks Nana

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@@TechWorldwithNana We like it. We like it.

[@ishjyotsingh9991]

Thank you for the course! It really is a wonderful tutorial and helped me get back into programming 👍🏻

[@TechWorldwithNana]

So happy to hear and thank you for your support! :)

[@martijnk2430]

By far the best Python tutorial I have followed. The way you expand the initial example really works great to understand everything that follows.

[@abhi_galav]

Absolute gold..going to start this tomorrow

[@TechWorldwithNana]

Thanks Abhishek 🙏 Hope you will enjoy it and learn a lot! :)

[@Zarakamer]

@@TechWorldwithNana i wanna tell you one thing are you replying me

[@Zarakamer]

@Muhammad Mulla Assalam o alaikum

[@9356079]

@@giraffejuice thats right, tomorrow means never😂

[@asimkhanalizai.]

Han bhai..bata kitna dekh liya🤣🤣🤣

[@vanyou2269]

As a novice to programming and Python, this is definitively a Python for Beginners Cheat Code. You're my Hero, Nana. Thank you very much.

[@Soso65929]

It is really hard to find such a clear and understandable english while trying to learn from such crash courses so thank you times infinity for that.

[@mokasem5097]

I had watched a lot of Python tutorials This is my favorite ever, Big Thank you, Nana

[@mitchelltsui6710]

I came here after finishing Python beginner and Intermediate. A very good refresher course! Finished in a week. Thank you

[@ryanbonti8559]

I can’t believe people like you still exist…. Words alone cannot describe how passionate I am about the way you teach. you are amazing and I hope one day I become as smart as you. Thank you for all the hard work you put in the

[@haidersyed6554]

Best Python course, straight to the point. Please continue making more courses, specially, web courses.

[@kavyacv2443]

People from any country can understand your English. We often have trouble understanding videos made by foreigners, but your interaction is exceptional, it directly connects us to the topic. And no more looking at CC than the video🙂

[@charlesungerleider6340]

Nana does what few others do well: she knows how to teach by building on prior knowledge. She knows Python AND she knows how to teach Python.

[@ypabloworld]

This is my first programming language tutorial I actually finished (though last chapter didn't work somehow) You're the best tutor I have ever encounter in Internet. Hope for intermidiate or advanced Python course.

[@fenchen2901]

Most helpful python course I've taken! Love how you organized it. Thank you, Nana!

[@richardnicolois2902]

Love that you take your time .And not rush through it and explain what and why. I've got folder of half finished projects . That I go through once a week and try salvage from people who just rush through them. Glad I found you

[@TechWorldwithNana]

Thank you for your feedback Richard! That's great to hear!

[@gregNFL]

🧑🏼‍🎓Today is graduation day! 🎉 Thank you so much for your time and effort in delivering this wonderfully developed course Nana. The practical concepts presented here point me in the right direction for my intended project. Specifically, the openpyxl automation exercise and spreadsheet manipulation/extraction functions are particularly relevant to my needs. A new view on OOP, class & object structure and the module/package material really has my mind churning. I have a lot of data to process and I need database integration. Your course has made clear to me how I need to structure both database and automated Python data handling to make that happen. Classes and objects! I've never thought of database tables as classes or columns/db fields as objects but structurally they are remarkably similar. This is going to save a lot of time and effort and I'm looking forward to checking out your other material and projects soon. Sincerely: THANK YOU! 🙏🏼

[@YardBoiLuis]

Nana you have cleared up passing arguments for me and ive been struggling to understand this concept for a year lol. THANK you

[@AnglRivera]

Nana, great course! Thanks!

[@TechWorldwithNana]

Thanks so much Angel!

[@anonymous1432341]

OMG! 5 hours of free content to learn Python! Really really appreciate your time and effort Nana! You the MVP!

[@gainsbrah9831]

Thanx Nana, You taught me something in a day that my college failed to do in entire semester

[@TechWorldwithNana]

Wow that's crazy! But I'm really happy about the feedback, thank you so much :) Actually I also learned most of the stuff on KZbin, articles online 💡

[@saidaomari5411]

WOW. Thank you for your generosity. I love the content and I appreciate your efforts to explain everything in an easy, not tech/IT language. This course is amazing for someone like me who never did programming. Keep up the good work, Nana.

[@kaushikpatil3858]

And this is how you make tutorials for beginner. Thank you, Nana for taking time and put together this wonderful course!!

[@TechWorldwithNana]

Thank you for your great feedback! 😊

[@delinquenice]

Absolutely. I totally agree. Brilliant tutorial

[@zoltan8922]

Wonderful presentation. Not only does Nana cover the basics of python extremely well, but also many important aspects of good programming technique. The pace is perfect, and starting from a very simple program and adding more complex functionality through the presentation is beautifully done. Hats off to you!!

[@shadmanmosaddeq5619]

I have just finished the entire tutorial and this tutorial was awesome. If you are new to programming or want to revise python basics then I would highly recommend this tutorial.

[@kirkster501]

This course is amazing! It flows well and is exciting and interesting whereas many other Python trainings I have tried to do is like watching paint dry. Thankyou so much for putting it together ❤

[@neeraj79]

Nana..appreciate your help is making, take the time and presenting such an amazing content not just for this for all the courses. Very rare to see people do such work for non monetary reasons

[@devotts_ai]

As a C# developer, I was looking for a quick course just to get the basic syntax and concepts. And you delivered it all! Thank you very much!

[@heinz1973]

Over 5 hours "Full Python Course" for free... Well structured, a very good and clear presentation of all important things, thank you very very much, Nana: You enrich us and help many people on their way to programming with this. With your friendly and calming manner and your great presence, it's great fun to follow your content. I am happy, that I found your channel here.

[@masifmasif]

I have tried many instructors' videos and even the paid ones but you are so simple and easy to understand. Nice work Nana. I am sad that I can raise the thumb just once :( Your deserve many thumbs up.

[@avishkafernando1854]

yes

[@jamestillman5247]

Awhile back I started golang learning with Nana and I had never fully comprehended a language in a first run as I did with her. I was able to expand on what she taught beyond what she taught because she explained it so thoroughly. I wanted to pick python back up and went from udemy course to udemy course book to book. Not because they were necessarily bad but I felt like the information they chose to explain wasnt letting things click. Nor was it fast paced enough to assume I'm not stupid. Nana has a perfect balance. She doesn't assume you are dumb and explains only the information that lets things "click". As someone who teaches others in IT I can appreciate the work that goes into clear explanations. Nana I wish you would do books or do follow ups to the beginner courses and go the next level for those interested. Thank you so much for your contributions over the years.

[@abhaym8006]

This is my first coding lesson ever, and I love this tutorial!

[@nishaaggarwal2150]

Nana..appreciate your help in making, take the time, and presenting such amazing content not just for this for all the courses. Very rare to see people do such work for non-monetary reasons.

[@bernieapodaca2912]

I'm so glad I found this course!!! I just completed it and I have gained an exponential amount of knowledge from this excellent workflow. Nana is truly "Step by Step", and as a total beginner, this method has finally allowed me to break into this new discipline. I can't wait to begin the next course with Nana.... It's no wonder that she has recently reached 1,000,000 subscribers! Nana, you are a treasure of knowledge and you have a real gift for teaching!

[@techt7700]

What an amazing course, well done Nana! I Was able to learn the core of python from this video. Everything was well explained. All and All just great.

[@TechWorldwithNana]

Thank you!!

[@omarhesham6393]

I really can't find the words to thank you for what you have shared and illustrated perfectly in this tutorial, can't imagine what you have been through to create this video it's 100 % with no doubt very helpful and I learned a lot, thanks !

[@SimpleManArt]

I've been coding since 1983, but this is my first time using Python. I always shied away from it because of it being an interpreted language. That was then. I cldn't be happier that I stumbled across your amazing Python tutorial. I'm only 28 minutes into it and know for a fact I'll finish in the next day or so. Much to absorb. Great, great great job, Nana! Excellent work. This is pure Python gold! Thank you so much for all your valuable time and effort in putting this together.

[@vaibhav7026]

wonderful course , i enjoyed every second , i hope more of this vedios may come and I will enjoy them as well. again thank you for giving a theoretical lecture on python .

[@kirangalway875]

Thanks!

[@hukushmolambi8355]

I have recently started learning Python, and it's nothing short of incredible. I'm finding the syntax super accessible, which is a real advantage for beginners. Furthermore, the applicability of Python in various industries is truly impressive.

[@56348u]

I can't even express in words how much I appreciate this video, learnt python before but after watching this video, the concepts are anchored in my mind. Bravo.

[@dumanidarlington1511]

same here sisi wam'

[@jahangirtanveer1072]

Muaaaah!

[@vijayabhaskarbalusu303]

The best Python course that covered the important pieces of programming with a clear and to-the-point explanation.. Great work Nana.. ❤️❤️

[@TechWorldwithNana]

Appreciate your feedback, thanks Vijaya! :)

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[@abbasaali]

Ms. Nana, I love the way how you explain complex concepts. Some people are born to teach and you are one of them. I can't wait to see when you will be able to create the "Java Programming" Course

[@jennykelly4111]

I think what I like so much about your course is that it is no BS and not done to overwhelm someone who is new. I did not feel like that with the Udemy course I took. Awesome work with this training material! I plan watching more of you training content.

[@sahelee1]

Amazing content. I am playing in 1.5X speed but everything is clear to me.. hats off for your effort. I started following you on social media.

[@cambellajoe]

Before I learn any new technology or a refresh, I always check whether Nana has a video on it. She's too good.

[@gshort4707]

Thank you very much. I learnt a lot.

[@TechWorldwithNana]

Happy to hear and thank you for your support!

[@Adiyel0612]

yo she just summarized my whole semester in programming, probably more meaningful and informative haha

[@GABRIELARCHANGELS]

Should I rewatch to be more accurate on my training w this? How was ur semester diff than the video? Thank u.

[@Adiyel0612]

@@GABRIELARCHANGELS uhm i feel like rewatching it will help you understand the language more and also learn in advance, i feel better watching nana's videos and learn programming with ease rather than attending online classes haha

[@GABRIELARCHANGELS]

@@Adiyel0612 makes sense. Thank you! I’ll keep leaving on KZbin then 👍🏼

[@GABRIELARCHANGELS]

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[@jesusespinoza2009]

Hi Nana. If I could give you one millions thumbs for this Python crash course... I will!!! 👍 Thank you!!! It has been the best crash course in Python I have "ever" taken by far !!! I really love the way you put complex stuff in real escenario, but make them really easy and smooth to understand and practice. A fan of you!!! Thank you very much!!!

[@KarameloKoala]

Really appreciate this course and I've learnt so much 2h in. I'll likely sign up to your DevOps course as I would like to transition from Ops. Just gotta keep pushing through this bootcamp first!

[@TechWorldwithNana]

Really glad to hear and happy to welcome you in the bootcamp soon :)

[@mohammedzada6665]

Ayman how is your progress going? Thinking of starting my own It Journey but not sure if I'm being too cocky to shoot from nothing to Dev ops

[@PhantomVista]

@@mohammedzada6665 I'm starting with zero experience too. Everyone I watched said start with a Programming language first. Hope your journey goes well.

[@mohammedzada6665]

@@PhantomVista thanks you too

[@abdulwarissherzad9914]

Thank you for this special offer, for making the python freeeeeeeeeeee for 3 months.

[@Jazaltron]

One of the best coding instructors ever, thank you for this course

[@vkumar2915]

5:30 hours of awesomeness. Thank you for this great content 🙏

[@SandySS0710]

Going through the course right now. I am wowed by how well you have explained everything. You make it look so easy. Well very structured. Thank you, thank you, thank you !!!!

[@pythonantole9892]

Some much value here. Thank you for this and congratulations for making it to the AWS heroes of 2021.

[@TechWorldwithNana]

Thank you so much! I appreciate it 🙏

[@mauriceudoh272]

Hello Nana, You are the only KZbin tutor that has been able to open my eyes to OOP in Python and API in Python. Your tutorials are exceptional. You take it step by step not rushing. You are a great TRAINER. I need more of your videos on Projects on Python please !!!!

[@milindabackup1297]

it is amazing course, I go through the entire five and half hours with hands on practices, thank you Nana for your content. they are really easy to understand because you present them really understandable way.

[@Beastie_TV]

This is exactly what I was looking for 😳. Thanks so much for the clear and concise explanations 😊