How I Would Learn Python FAST in 2023 (from zero)

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Comment from : Internet Made Coder

I am personally doing the Udemy Course "100 Days of Code" by Dr Angela Yu And I think it's worth the 15 Euro price very much
Comment from : Bart Prinsen

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Comment from : Tol Was

bullshit selling bullshit
Comment from : Tol Was

Watching this bc I have a quiz tomorrow 🥲 I fell behind in my class and was too afraid to ask for help so now I'm catching up on my own
Comment from : Fane

i would like to put 5 hours a day in learning python, but i dont have that many hours left after playing classic wow!
Comment from : Demonwicked

Brother said “Everything is figureoutable”💀 2:38
Comment from : Victor Kyaruzi

💖💖👍
Comment from : Ken McDavide Fernandez

Great vid
Comment from : Caleb Mullis

But i can't afford any subscriptions
Comment from : Elsandro The-Kisho

Why do u hate css??
Comment from : ʙʟᴀꜱᴛᴡᴀʟʟᴢᴛᴠ

nice stuff🤩
Comment from : The Quote Vault

Outstanding
Comment from : The Quote Vault

logoreea
Comment from : Cringus Cristian

so this was advicedont mind me was expecting a workflow plan
Comment from : Pesto Ruccola

Cs50 python course is garbage They use this shitty code space instead of something like pycharm Its crap, its horribly programmed, its an absolute waste of time Do something els
Comment from : Dumbledank

Should I learn html before I take my phthon course Or is it better to just do one at a time
Comment from : NoName

This resonates so much with me because I agree with everything
Comment from : radiospank

🦎🦎🦎
Comment from : Michael Price

This is really great advice the only thing I would change is I would recommend doing a minimum of two hours a day if possible and it's purely because the first half hour you spend kind of fumbling around deciding what to do you don't actually spend time codingbrbrAnother thing to keep in mind is psychologically speaking if you have trouble getting to that second hour because you're frustrated to give you time to think and it allows you to build a Groove I want you to groove going you're going to want to keep coding and that's what you want you want that reward to trigger so you feel like you're accomplishing something I went from doing 90 minutes (15-20 Mins of deciding what I wanted to do) to 2-3 hours, and within a week, I wanted to code every day I enjoyed it way more It wasn't some choir, it was a hobbybrbrThey teach you the same thing in music, 2 hours minimal, you can even split it, do an hour and come back later and work on what you startedbrbrOutside of that, this has been the BEST advice video I've ever seenbrbrAlso some of the courses on that site you mentioned give certifications which recruiters actually prefer you have it would give you a secondary goal to complete everything because if you don't pass all the tests you don't get to certification so it really makes you try
Comment from : SoNotTheHeroType

You said it all
Comment from : Stephanie Douglas

That's good word "grinding"
Comment from : Rafał Wardragon

ChatGPT will put us all into oblivion💀💀💀
Comment from : Master Cannon

What kindof programming terminal do you use that I see on your laptop in the videos? File automator? Thank you for the usful info!!
Comment from : Tyler Hall

There is a video python for everybody here in youtube, is it the same?
Comment from : Carmela Camba

A question if you do the CS50 course for Python, are you than an beginner or intermediate etc?
Comment from : Anonymous1

is your course for beginnersbr?
Comment from : Amer Omar Bamazrou

everything is figureoutable hmm
Comment from : Brice

Well that python for beginners by university of Michigan in coursera is now paid
Comment from : Rui Menor

Love From India 🇮🇳❣️
Comment from : HONEX GAMER

This is all common sense with an ad 🤦🏾‍♂️
Comment from : Super Lotus Waves

justify your position, give a neutral single source apart from affiliate source
Comment from : Smart Everyday

Buy a bigger shirt buddy
Comment from : Temudjin38

what is the difference between Udemy Vs ZTM trying to decided if i should start Python - Zero to Master on Udemy or on ZTM ?
Comment from : The1Hotz

Zero to mastery course for web dev was really bad for me the html/css part felt rush the same with javascript I stopped at DOM manipulation part because it was real hard to understand but the amount of "you do this for this" or "we are gonna do this" in the videos was so to much for me, it give it me a bitter taste and made me not wanted to touch html/CSS I want to learn python but please can i get someone give me other resource?
Comment from : siman211

Thank you very much!
Comment from : Michael K

I'd add replits 100 days of Python
Comment from : Bartosz Na Świecie

I watched tutorials and did some bootcamps, even some of cs50, i know various tools but everytime i see a problrl i just cant solve it, like i dont know how to use the tools, every single tutorial tells you what the things do but no how to use them I dont know what to do
Comment from : RacuTW

Virtual Backgrounds - Virtual Office Ninja

yep, i agree, you only lerarn when u start applyting it to your own use cases Also, remember to take notes during your course videos
Comment from : Virtual Backgrounds - Virtual Office Ninja

I was really hoping once you spun around on the chair at the start after that intro You would be like "Done!!" ;D that fast
Comment from : Zima

Your attitude and mentally is having a positive effect on me, thanks buddy!
Comment from : mohammed omar sayed

Great content I am new to the area I am a business graduate but starting a master in data analytics next month I know the basics now, wish me luck !
Comment from : Niall D

i like the mindset, i think i will use ChatGPT though
Comment from : Globetrotter

Instead of learning another language how about teaching us to use chatGPT AI to do it for us?
Comment from : Mitchel R********

en 2023 damn you learned python in 2023 6 months ago? impressive 😅
Comment from : EJV

Thank you I am start learning
Comment from : CTHandCTH KK

Fess up pal This is just an advert
Comment from : StepBackAndThink

2023???
Comment from : zian

I get the point but I've been playing videogames for the majority of my 27 years on this earth and still i suck at them
Comment from : FIRST CONTENDER

5-6 hours if you don't have any other responsibilities… sigh! Tree lovely kids!
Comment from : Bluefox1978

I usually like your videos bro but this is a time waste and the title is just a click bait, there is nothing that you told in this video going to help anyone learn python faster
Comment from : fahad azam

I am doing comptiaa
Comment from : Jacob Harris

Jesse Pinkman, are you?
Comment from : Igor Lins

Thanks I agree strongly: 1) find central information about concepts & best practices and study them, br2) use it - practice, practice, practice and take some notes about your expirience, br3) Reflect to understand what works for your project or environment brAs senior staff software engineer (developer, quality assurance from technical measurement data acquisition to technical data management) I am discovering and playing with Python, figuring out what my 32 years old diplom thesis work would look like today, if I had to make it today with Python instead of 1989 Turbo Pascal v55 (object oriented user interface menu & formulars examples library but w/o private/protected encapsulation of class members brThis private/protected encapsulation concept sounds theorectically perfect about finally selad class which should not be changed, but I saw so many developer taking bad choice for encapsulation with private/protected class members generating extra effort getting it to work brMy professional expierience ist that real world software development is typically iterative evolution, not knowing in advance all requirements and specifiiction as their move while development, and software should be more easier to change than un finished developed hardware requirements & specs brEven a perfect class library is never developed in one single waterfall process perfect as 1st version, it is neccessary to evolve iterative it it will really succeed in practical projects
Comment from : Bernd Colve

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Comment from : CMatt Tech

that's true about concentration
Comment from : Htainlin Dwa

Ok, I don't know why you look like Ed Sheeran to me 😂😂😂😂brbrNice video Thanks for the information
Comment from : Awesome Jr

90 Asians see this video in 05x speed Please sir spoke slowly
Comment from : FF WALA

You aren’t going to learn python fast… take your time and don’t try to learn everything in one sit down treat it like school got segment by segment and test yourself on segments to be sure you understand or all of it will be for nothing
Comment from : ghost ghost

lol bruh ur channel gon die if u make “self taught programmer python guy” ur personality but nice vid
Comment from : 𝙗𝙖𝙧𝙖𝙠𝙖⚡️

Self teaching can be really fruitful, as long as your hungry!
Comment from : Chess music Theory

Hey stranger, brMy name is halimaam from somalia ,am a 17 yr girl learning programming, am from a remote village that has problems when accessing technology, I walk everyday for almost 10km in an unsafe area full of militants to go to cyber cafeits my third month now learning python, anyone kindly help me by buying me a laptop which will help my study,thanks alot
Comment from : Halima Abdi

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Comment from : hamza bouisk

lol this video was tht distraction
Comment from : Mehmet Csurer

I tried to enroll in PYTHON for EVERYBODY SPECIALIZATION course , but as of 2022 it is PAID
Comment from : SAI

Thx bro for a detailed pathway Could you also make a video on deep work That'll be of great help to me
Comment from : Rohit Reddy

20 minutes to get back to your flow That's about right when I am writing novels or software this happens and the distracting person has no concept of the pain it causes me and rhe world that loses my gifts
Comment from : Mavro Syvannah

I love your videos!brPlease make a video on Cal Newport’s “Deep Work” In that video or perhaps a follow-up video could you also please include some commentary on using Ultradian (90 minute) cycles in the workflow br youtube/5HINgMMTzPE brThanks!
Comment from : Philip Gilliam

Practice exactly what? That's my question? Like the thing tht is actually really about learning a skill on your own is you dont have anyone to provide you with practice tasks So WHAT DO I PRACTICE?
Comment from : Aye Sha

Anaconda is best for Python programming brIt much better the other IDEbr youtube/XScz6tjNSg8
Comment from : Kode Burnur

The glasses 😭
Comment from : Solid Standpoint

I'm taking IB computer science and that's what we're learning It seems so interesting but I'm extremely lost
Comment from : yourneighbourhoodchimp

Can you suggest full YT course to learn python
Comment from : vihanga thathsara

'Putting in the hours' is exactly the advice that people don't want to hear but certainly need to 😁
Comment from : shimmeringreflection

Is this about programming an electronic computer?
Comment from : Joe Costner

very useful 👍
Comment from : Bouchra Benghazala

Can you please recommend some books for learning python
Comment from : Aneel kumar

king!
Comment from : Janelle Boco

have But, your tutorial was amazing and I have made a semi-decent soft Thanks!
Comment from : Nikki

wow I look so fat in this video
Comment from : Internet Made Coder

Could you make a video on all the books that have helped you for self help and the udemy platform also do zero to mastery on python I assume that's the course you've mentioned in this video
Comment from : Vajid Ali Shah

"How to Learn Python FAST in 2022" br1 Stop watching videos on HOW to learn python and just learn it brPut in the work, study it how you would a human language bare minimum 2-3 hours a day
Comment from : nathan white