The Arrow Library

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A look at at the highly useful and easy to use Arrow library for handling date times. I highly encourage you to check out this video and start using Arrow in your Python projects!
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[@iChrisBirch]

Wow, Arrow is providing exactly the functionality with span and span_range that I have implemented by hand many times. Thanks for reviewing this library and showing its capabilities.

[@mathbyteacademy]

You're welcome, glad you found it useful!

[@Penfold__]

So helpful and your teaching style is excellent. Many thanks.

[@mathbyteacademy]

Thanks!

[@tharunbhaskar6795]

Subscribed. Now this is the kind of content I'm looking for, covering Python modules in depth with examples. Will be watching your other videos too

[@mathbyteacademy]

Welcome aboard!

[@iwswordpress]

Thanks! Always very well presented and explained.

[@mathbyteacademy]

Thanks!

[@difegam3]

One more time. Thank you. Excellent content and very well explained

[@mathbyteacademy]

Thank you.

[@AMMullan]

Really useful overview of the Arrow library - quality content as usual :)

[@mathbyteacademy]

Thanks!

[@gorandev]

Arrow comes with "pip install jupyter", so you don't have to install it if you already have Jupyter Notebook. Thank you, Fred, for another great tutorial, this is a very useful library!

[@mathbyteacademy]

You're welcome!

[@pratiksen3304]

Hey Fred, I am struggling with Asyncio concepts in Python. Please do not stop creating videos on that - a humble request.

[@mathbyteacademy]

I will try!

[@dev.aaajit]

Useful library thanks!

[@mathbyteacademy]

You're welcome!

[@gigixperia]

Hello, Fred! I'm a big fan of your work and I would love to stay updated on your upcoming projects. Will you be continuing the "Deep Dive" series on Udemy soon? Alternatively, do you have any other plans for teaching Python in the near future?

[@mathbyteacademy]

Hi @gigixperia, no immediate plans beyond the videos in this channel. Creating a course needs a rather large time commitment (takes me anywhere from 6-9 months to create a course), which I don't have at the moment. But when I do, it will most likely be on asyncio and I'll post something here to let everyone know!

[@gigixperia]

@@mathbyteacademy Thank you for your time!

[@tomer.nosrati]

Love your videos! Did your entire python course on udemy. Amazing education. May I ask you to make a video about the open-source library Celery? Thank you!

[@mathbyteacademy]

Thanks! Sorry, I have not used Celery in a long time now...

[@scottsmith5048]

As another viewer has stated, the only resolution available appears to be 360p.

[@mathbyteacademy]

YT is still rendering the content in HD and 4K.

[@frustratedalien666]

The only option seems to be 360p. Am I that early here? Hope we get 720p soon :)

[@gorandev]

probably the video needed to be processed, it's in 1080p for me

[@okaforeberechukwu1856]

In all your videos, the font size is too small and difficult to read. Try increasing the font size of your subsequent videos.

[@mathbyteacademy]

Font size is just about as large as I can make it without sacrificing the ability to actually see a decent amount of code lines at the same time for context. I am not creating videos where you can see only 5-10 lines of code at a time. I'll see if I can increase a bit more (for the umpteenth time), but not promising anything.

[@okaforeberechukwu1856]

@@mathbyteacademy the truth is that the content of your video is Rich but one find it difficult to extract information from it due to it small font size. Please try as much as possible to increase the font size. I have been looking for a video on this topic, I have seen one, but it is difficult to follow due to its small font size and I am so sad about it. Thanks.

[@mathbyteacademy]

@@okaforeberechukwu1856 Have you tried looing at the Jupyter notebook linked in the description? It contains everything I go over in the video - since they are web based you can zoom it as much as you want.

[@RAVINDERSINGH-ht6pl]

Yeah it's very hard to Watch on mobile.... May be you are recording on large monitor with high resolution....... If you will try it on 24 inch FHD(1080p) monitor it will be fine......

[@pratiksen3304]

These tutorials are real gems. I have no complains. The man has put so much efforts for us. Lots of gratitude.