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[@Socratica]

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[@bornosoly]

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I have been programming with Python for years, and yet I watch every single Python video. And by the end of each video, I've finished watching that video.

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[@max477]

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[@frauseo]

For me, she is the best! And all those jokes... just amusing! Love this series

[@frothingmonkey1680]

I Googled this to send a link to someone else who wanted to know how to work with XML in Python. Rather than trying to explain in detail, I figured it's easier to explain the basics verbally then send them a link. Did not expect to get sucked into the tutorial myself! I absolutely love your presentation style and your humor. You explain the concepts incredibly well and manage to have me genuinely laughing at the same time. Absolutely brilliant! Subscribed. Thanks!

[@Bojan456]

This might genuinely be the best Python video I've ever seen. The comedic delivery is genius

[@Talon_24]

"Why did they not call it EML?" "There are a lot of letters at the top, but one is missing; YAML must feel neglected" "Now it's time to ask yourself: Self, what do I expect to see when this code is run" Amazing delivery :D

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[@WindOfCollapse]

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[@Cubin4ik]

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your python stuff is back! i missed it so much~

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Welcome back. We missed you a lot. Please please please keep making more videos like these.

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[@arielspalter7425]

You have a unique style. I love the sarcasm without sacrificing the quality of the explanation.

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I love Ulka! I know she does not write the scripts but she makes them good every single time, props to whomever chose her for this course!

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[@Socratica]

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2 years later........... another amazing video

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I find this series to be the best Python programming/scripting tutorials. Thank you

[@AleOnNet]

She's beautifully back with more useful content!

[@UnexpectedMaker]

Welcome back! I really missed this humour and great content!!!

[@name1355_0ne]

I can't believe Ulka (and her majestic voice) is back on Socratica. Liked an odd number of times)

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Yay! I wondered if we'll ever see new ones of these. I laughed so hard throughout the whole episode, AND learned some things! Superior writing and execution! (no pun intended)

[@bru513]

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[@Socratica]

The "hodlers.xml" file used in the video is available in Socratica's GitHub repository: github.com/socratica/python

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Thank you for coming back

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happy to see you back with old style videos!

[@PeterManger]

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[@freshmaker4o]

"...and by the end of the video...you would have finished watching it" :D made my day :)

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Thank you so much for having the courage to use your time on making more Python programming tutorials, again!

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[@pile333]

Super nice! In Italy almost all the invoices are now XML files. Good.

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That has to be the funniest tutorial I have ever watched on KZbin!

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yay! thought you left us forever, welcome back!

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We have finally switched over to an alternate timeline where she's still publishing Python videos

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Her new costume is beautiful. This is a beautiful opportunity to animate it and make it look like moving, lines or circles. She is such an alien.

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A wise man once said: "ET phone home? No. ET parse data!"

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This is a great start to the new series.

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Omg, it's been such a long time!

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[@kltr007]

Patience is rewarded! Good job on explaining XML module.

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lol first time listening to one of your instructional videos. They are awesome. Thank you!

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so much happy to see you back ULKA..

[@kamranabdulkhaev1767]

- Why do they not call it EML? me: expecting cool explanation - I dont care. me: LOL

[@johanponken]

It's not an explanation, no. But still cool (as in sensible).

[@urieltorres7510]

I'm very happy to see you again!!! Very good xml video !!! :D

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We are waiting for long time, welcome back. How about a Python framework tutorial like Django or Kivy. Thanks you!

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Love these videos! Thank you for the upload.

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Love your teaching style 😂

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Thank you for the easy to follow visual guides and the color scheme.

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I've missed these!

[@orcu]

Such a long wait :) thank you!!!

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feels like am learning from another world😃👌👌♥️

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Finally! She is the best.

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I don't even need to know XML right now. I'm just here because

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I have been waiting for so long, 😄 Great 👍 AI teacher

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Whoooa, what?! This tutorial series is getting revived??

[@Socratica]

IT IS!! We're back in the studio filming, thanks to the generous support of our Kickstarter backers! 💜🦉 STAY TUNED.

[@lalligood]

I'm not going to wade into the JSON is/is not better than XML argument, but I was considerably disappointed by the use of the '.format()' method instead of f-strings used at 6:03. f-strings are AWESOME & have been around for more than 3 years when python 3.6 was released. There is no excuse for not using f-strings anymore...

[@MrBrannfjell]

To be fair this python playlist started 6-7 years ago. :p And f-strings are not covered in the original string video (the 3rd python video in playlist). So they might want to cover f-strings before they put it to practice. But I agree, f-strings are awesome. And the XML vs JSON debate, I think they will cover both. JSON will probably be a future video. :P Its nice to know both methods, especially because lots of legacy stuff use XML, like html, RSS feeds etc. (EDIT: They already covered JSON, its the 26th video published in 2017).

[@Johannes00]

HUGE agree on f-strings!! They are life savers in clean code!

[@latavish]

yes!! welcome back!!

[@indraw21]

Finally, she is coming back

[@kn7298]

I know it's a bit late, but you can correct the XML layout after adding a new subelement by using the Indent method of ElementTree. This refreshes the automatic indent for the whole tree (or element). You may need to specify "space = ' '" (4 spaces) to override the default setting, to match the default layout for the dump method. ET.indent (tree, space = ' ') # for entire tree ET.indent (elm, space = ' ', level = 1) # for just the element although I did have problems with inconsistent spacing trying to just indent the element!! :O

[@michaeltellurian825]

Finally, another python video! Thank you!

[@MrEG12341]

It's great to see you back! But who uses XML when we jave JSON?

[@Cubin4ik]

Perhaps completing the series. :)

[@Cubin4ik]

Financial companies and banks by the way would also use XML rather than JSON

[@johanponken]

Yes really who? Just major databases like the Swedish population register. I know, I know it's so small. (Also it's used in Excel, so I sometimes rather open it up and se how the sausage was made, cut some fat.)

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[@tompov227]

I legitimately NEVER noticed it should be EML 🤯

[@VattagamTrends56]

WHich Editor are you using?in this video? please give reply

[@isabellal1252]

These videos are so awesome. For other topics: a simple way to make a standalone executable from your python project.

[@matthaynes6687]

when I am trying to run the code from 5:41 I am getting an error "ParseError: not well-formed (invalid token): line 1, column 1"

[@Allen-by6ci]

Yes! Missed these Python videos!... More!