How to learn Python programming | Guido van Rossum and Lex Fridman

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Название	:	How to learn Python programming \| Guido van Rossum and Lex Fridman
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Ironically I started to pick up python a lot more in the past months I agree 100 with him mentioning that to find something to do with it is very good advice I found multiple reasons to use Python for example with Excel sheets and also using options to create pages from WordPress
Comment from : David B

Allahumma Barik
Comment from : Shakeb Raza

I want to solve the problem of money
Comment from : Troy Flatland

I want to create a new Earth with Python 😊😊😊
Comment from : Jaeoh Shin

Great Britain - a small country amongst big trading blocks
Comment from : Yannis

Something feels off about this host
Comment from : ZB

I'm in a beginner class for programming( I'm majoring in electrical engineering) and I have zero knowledge in programming besides a few lectures I enrolled in cs50 the course Harvard provides to help gain knowledge out side of class but I have no idea on how to practice programming and write code… I feel like if their was something I could practice on it would be nice
Comment from : Payton 0210

the blog post he's referring to at 2:20 is by non other than Peter Norvig
Comment from : Matteo Calciano

5:52 just want to 👏🏻 clap👏🏻 for those words 👌🏻👍🏻brIts okay to use code generator but before that you should have the knowledge if that code is useful for you
Comment from : Sufal Banerjee

He still has to do the 'Thinking' haha
Comment from : Barinder Pal

Why’s this dude always dressed like MIB, IBM, 1950’s FBI,
Comment from : A Christianson

Love the conversations great!
Comment from : Jubo Raj

Nailed it True Even if it writes to correct code Somone need to validate And instruct to write what they exactly want in the first place May be boring stuffs are taken out
Comment from : Subramanya M

This is very helpful for someone learning programming That Guido says he forgets stuff every day and just looks it up and drops it in as needed Because I'm constantly looking up stuff I've already learned and it's good to know even the greats need to do the same thing every day I felt like I should just remember it all but I guess it doesn't matter
Comment from : S -

Are programmers' job threatened by stack over flow??? Wow WT an answerI think the role of ai is beautifully summed it up👍
Comment from : pavan m

I want to solve my financial statebrI guess thats enough motivation
Comment from : Better

Working through a book and doing the coding exercises is so underrated
Comment from : jmlt5066

yup expertise comes from experience, having seen the problems and learning how to solve them
Comment from : RogueCeska

Ah hah! There he is
Comment from : Edward Delgado

Built a news web scraper, while learning pythonbrThis is true
Comment from : Alpha_Crypto

I don’t speak spanish
Comment from : StevePipe

Golden advice
Comment from : Joshua Eilu

"but the creative work of deciding sort of what you want the code to do is totally yours"
Comment from : evagabond08

10 years tales to learn python _ another loop in our life 😂😅
Comment from : Bal

🙌🏿im 2 hours into my python journey 🦾
Comment from : Arnold Soko

He is right someone who has never code can tell CoPilot or/and chatGPT please create x program for me the AI have the capability but the3 issue is that person does not know the output and computer science behind the scenes
Comment from : Zealous Programmer

The Goat Guido, changed my life when i learned Python
Comment from : Bob Right

3:10 This is already outdated with Chat GPT It would be nice to have an updated answer from different specialists in Python and Machine Learning The study methods and even the execution are radically different now
Comment from : Aldo Rodriguez

Best explanation I've heard about coding bots and websites, threatening jobs of programmers! In order to find and use code snippets, first you've got to have an understanding of coding/programming to be able to ask the right questions leading you to that code snippet you actually need in the first place, AND, afterwards to be able to adjust or even rewrite that snippet and integrate it into your code so it works and solves your specific problem Copy-paste "coders/programmers" wont last a day in the industry
Comment from : stackdevlopr

You can learn any coding in day or week butbrWhen it's comes to implementation on creative and expert level it takes practice or skillbrDifferent game altogether
Comment from : Niko 68

3:44 👏
Comment from : CCJC

Coders don’t really think of themselves like musicians, but they totally are Music is a language just the same and you might learn general music in an hour but you will also learn it over a lifetime It’s relative to both the user and their experience with that language over time
Comment from : Blackmoon

Learn Python for cybersecurity is my interest and machine learning
Comment from : Jwasin3_1

Find a problem you want to solve with the technology first
Comment from : Tony Zhou

Guys just learn, don’t let AI fool you into thinking you don’t need to learn Just do it and it’ll pay off in the end😊
Comment from : Peaceonedacreator

of course coders are going to loose their jobs well a lot of them anyway AI will only get smarter
Comment from : TeeLo

How to use GPT3 to program Python for you
Comment from : Elbert Basa

I like how at 3:47 Lex kinda laughed about the code generation thing I think his reaction would be a little different today
Comment from : Triston Land

I learned Python in order to calculate the air speed velocity of an unladen swallow brbrAfrican actually
Comment from : T 25

I'm in the process of developing an agricultural-based app, for upcoming, current and retired farmers in SA I have basic knowledge of HTML, CSS AND Javascript however I'm building myself to go to Python in order to develop it by collaborationbrbrI'll be back in a few with feedback!
Comment from : Truth Unveiled

Learn to make a video game GODOT 💯
Comment from : Juice Man

I sense some friction
Comment from : Huskie Huskerson

So Many Libraries!
Comment from : Blerd

2023 called and said ask ChatGPT
Comment from : Steve Z

l f you suck as a host
Comment from : robin vermillion

I wish that Guido was my mentor
Comment from : Phriffo

I just do something interesting with it Sound Image processing, games, simulations, etc are fun
Comment from : Noah Hradek

Searched for imitation learning and ended up here Everything has something to do with neural networks these days :)
Comment from : Ahamshep

Incredible In seconds, the video starts with a true gem Thanks gents
Comment from : Nyc Nelson

R is better for Data analysis and algorithms
Comment from : Migrations

6:02 ??????????
Comment from : Conall Murphy

fascinating
Comment from : Austin Eugene Hampshire

No offense to Guido, since I couldn't create a programming language, by Python's popularity to quality ratio is too damn high
Comment from : Nyah Binghi

Python has tried to control Bitcoin and leave AI naming it what it is not all aré one and stop anyone that does will be challenge by me to prove that they are lying and your right but you idiots just open us doors to my AI to me and I learn it all now the undoing and the steps to prevent it all
Comment from : Miguel Mejia

just do it, its not that hard
Comment from : YB Wang

Yeah, it's called get ChatGPT to do it for you ;)
Comment from : LiarsPendulum1

No one can motivate me now but still i love to listen father of python
Comment from : Parag Kulkarni

I think I show this code only my community
Comment from : adelina quijano

I think this is good advice, but it is also super unhelpful for a complete beginner I have thought that learning coding would be a good thing to do for years, but have no real starting point or motivation other than thinking it would be a good thing to know I don't know that I could even put into words why I think that, but it seems pretty obvious based on the world we live in brI'm now interested in data science but I barely even know what that is, but I now know that Python is often used for it somehow brBut I don't know enough about any of it to have any sense of direction or be able to pick a project to start working on
Comment from : dharmapunk777

What is machine learning - do you have a link
Comment from : Chicagoboy

I Just Love your Voice
Comment from : Gideon Aboagye Agyeman

'that is hilarious' says in the most straight face ever hahah
Comment from : ItsMeMattAgain

Trying to make a running app , what should I learn
Comment from : Antonio Santiago

Man, that Lex dude is smug
Comment from : 111bobgato

3:43 what does he use every day? I didn’t figure it out
Comment from : Boris Bagdasarov

If a broke person in the middle of the balkans want to learn to code in order to put food on the table for his family, is that a motivation to learn python or is that greed?
Comment from : kazzio Dex

I want to solve, not having money
Comment from : Senna Evil

2:20 "That's hilarous" My man didn't even flinch! No reaction whatsoever! Lex is indeed a BoT! 🤖
Comment from : Polimuni

It's never the language, it's the ability to solve problems logically
Comment from : Norlyn

I think that’s great advice In my last job, I needed to automate a test procedure with the Keithley DAQ6510 I had never used Python, so I decided to use that project to learn Python I focused my learning on the task at hand and was able to get the project up and running in a reasonable amount of time My code was far from perfect, but it did the job exceptionally well and took a 90 minute manual test procedure down to 20 minutes As I learn more about Python, I can see better ways to do some of the things I did, but this was a great way to learn the basics Using MicroPython with a microcontroller is even better
Comment from : Tim Thompson

You can know how to use python in an hour but cannot learn it in an hour, it's takes years
Comment from : Mark Oori

Great interview Really enjoy these non mainstream guests who have a lot more to bring than a Kanye west
Comment from : Rodrigo Diaz

He's totally right People learn more when they're passionate bout what they learn
Comment from : Crowy

I am using GPT chat bot to learn python its easier that way, if I dunno something I plug in in and it explains it better than lot of videos fr
Comment from : Muhammad zubair

YOUTUBE SAVED THE WORLD
Comment from : TheDriver305

Thank you for tracking me YouTube
Comment from : TheDriver305

You can learn python in ten minutes but to master python would take ten years
Comment from : HottandSpicy

thanks lex for informative podcasts
Comment from : Ali Rashidnejad

It is really weird that a guy of Fridman' s caliber does not understand the "you are doing great if you learn Python in 10 years" idea as he must know what it means to know and understand a subject deeply, to be a true master of it brMy guess is that his view is part of the disregard and "snobbish detachment " that a lot of computer scientists have towards programming languages and "coding": they view them as brute tools to solve applied mathematical problems that deserve only minimal attention, and fail to understand that the use and mastery of those tools is in itself an art and a sciencebrOf course I do not advocate becoming a grand master of a language before attempting to use it to build something, on the contrary, like Guido says, you should start to use it to do something meaningful for you as soon as possible, but with the understanding that you cannot learn anything in an hour, or a few days You can do learn enough to do something with it, being conscious that you are doing it in flawed and far from perfect way, and that this is perfectly OK :)
Comment from : Tech Publica

Summary: Dont learn anything for the sake of same thingBe practical problem solver
Comment from : Philosophy in depth

Sometimes I have a feeling like Lex Fridman is the guest Let the other people speak dude, I don't care what you think I care about the guests
Comment from : replicant #85

Python is one of the cr@piest languages ever made (and slowest)
Comment from : kayvan entezari

You can memorize the syntax, but that does not make you a coder
Comment from : Shahrukh Sultan

Just want to do/learn test automation 😁
Comment from : Jovan Vasic

Lex doesnt know much about software I gather
Comment from : Lookbook

Learn by doing Guido is God
Comment from : Cukito4

Basically, do a project
Comment from : ND T

The first 2 minutes of this clip is perfect advice I built a 50 year programming career on just this principle If you have a problem to solve, you will be motivated to learn the tool to solve it
Comment from : m t