Python is my baby. I loved the honesty is this video! Most coding videos hardly show the hurdles they came across or that they have not so productive days too. It feels more human to know we're all falling and getting back up. Great editing!
8:05 There's actually a vast amount of communities interested in analyzing movie plots. Be it critics, writers, or even just fans of a particular series, you'll likely find a community that would at least have some interest in even the most specific kind of analyzing tools.
Hey. Can you please tell your system specs that you used for those projects? I'm looking to build a pc and need appropriate idea so It can dwell with my budget and needs.
Great video! Super relatable...I definitely agree that jumping headfirst into a project is the best way to learn. I am now inspired to go out and make new python projects and post some videos! :)
Just found your channel, I’m a medical student interested in coding and it’s possible applications in the medical field weather diagnostic or predictive. I would love to hear about any resources you would recommend for beginners like me, especially in python. I Subbed
Hey! I love that you are trying to find applications for coding projects in medicine; there is so much potential in that space! Here is a video I made on general resources to learn to code as a beginner: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-sdXGlrvx3wE.html I would definitely recommend finding a good introductory course in Python to learn the fundamentals. Then, learning more about fields like data science or data visualization could be interesting for medical applications!
What is meant by Project?? Does it mean to create something that was never created?? Or can we do existing projects done by others.. at present I've Learn python
If you dint mind me asking, where did you learn to edit so well? Your videos are absolutely fantastic - top quality. Your channel will blow up one day thats for sure! Did you watch any tutorials that you can recommend? Your advice would be much appreciated! Best regards from the UK!
Thank you! I never really learnt anywhere, but I was inspired by the likes of Matt D'avella, best dressed, and Bon Appetit. Bestdressed made a tutorial on how she edits videos, so that's a great place to start.
Really amazing video....it reminds me about my early days of my Python specialization course....where we have to submit a full fledged python project in order to qualify in final test..... Btw I saw something new that your total 10mins video divided into different sections with topics on it......
Django is certainly not really beginner friendly but it depends on the individual. If you want something simple but can also be better in the long run go with FastAPI.
Idk to be honest I learnt the basics of python during the lockdown here in india for nearly 2 months, got a good understanding of syntax and other aspects but I was unable to work on any projects, i just couldnt figure out what is it that i have to do, went blank at every step, kept asking myself what should I do or how lol and now I keep asking myself how do people actually code when beginners like myself struggle with even the basics, no doubt its very easy to learn yes but working on projects just with that isn't possible, it requires some guidance which is hard to find especially when you self learn. I just finished learning the basics of html css and js about to do php... hoping to be a full stack dev and know it's not easy idk just sharing my thoughts, and now I'm struggling with this haha... I just wonder how did you learn? I'm sure you had the same difficulties that any beginner would face like a "writer's block"if so how did you overcome? Perhaps you could make a video on this stuff, I'm sure it would help people/noobs like me LOL.. anyways, happy to see your successful projects and bit jealous haha
Don't try to " reinvent the wheel ", it's a big rule in this field... If you must succeed, just look at what others have built and take ideas from them with proper credit to their work.
This is so useful, thank you! Any website recommendations to learn python for free? Btw - I don’t think analysing Telugu movie plots isn’t an useless project 🤷🏾♂️🤣
I am learning python right now but I am using jupyter notebook for programming and in college we usually use text editor for programming so what syntax changes are there in these two methods?
Great question! The syntax itself is the same between code in a Jupyter notebook vs IDE. The only difference is that a Jupyter notebook can be run in individual blocks, which makes it a bit easier to test your code as you write it or generate data visualizations. What are you using Jupyter for now?
