@@LukeBarousse I will probably make a few questions soon. I'm learning so can only ask for more great content as this. The way you explain and the pace of your videos is spot-on! I'll have a look at all of them onwards. Thanks again!
The way you represent everything in single video is just simply impressive. All the data science or machine learning things that you do in jupyter notebook , is it possible to all those stuff in visual studio code or atom or sublime text?
@@LukeBarousse Thanks a lot for your reply. I am now actually watching your 4th video on Pyhton Set Up series which is about "Understanding Virtual Environments". The confusion that i got is do i need to create virtual environment for every code that i am gonna write? What if I didn't create any virtual environment and got into this issue , will it be fixable then ?
@@003kazimehrabrashid4 you would create a virtual environment for every project. Sometimes projects have multiple python files and so they share the same environment. BUT if you move on to another project that doesn't need the same environment, you would create a new one for this project.
@@LukeBarousse what if any particular package or module gets updated in a specific virtual environment , will all the code within that virtual environment will crash or break or not able to run again?
Hi Luke, I still don't really understand the pros and cons of using text editors and IDE. I don't see why we even bother to use text editor when IDE is just like text editor but more convenient, yet a lot of people still use text editor. Why do you think is that?
You make a great point. Honestly it depends on somebody's workflow. Some people have a workflow when buiding things with code that they don't require and IDE to test the code. Because of this they may just stick with text editors. With Python, and being new to coding, I would recommend going with the IDE so that way you can have an easy method to test your code.
An IDE is one more dependency, one more thing to learn, one more source of potential bugs, and the whole "integrated" thing is contrary to the Unix ethos of small pieces loosely joined.
please stop with those pssshhh intros it actually makes me insane! Really love this series and your content though so thank you so much for the great videos :)
Could anyone experienced for once make a video how to execute more complicated functions than print. There is this huge gab between repeating same mantra of hello world and level #768 where one doesn’t know where the we are still talking python language. I wish there were some good Chanel’s that add too the difficulty level progressively.
Can anyone pls help. So I am using Windows and have downloaded atoms but I cannot see any termal profile in it. And I even tried running the code in cmd like file name.py but its not running the program?
I'm not to sure on this one as i'm not sure of the full error message and how you have everything set up. When I get stuck I copy the error message and then paste it into stackoverflow.com. There is usually someone from that site that previously had a similar issue that will also have a solution.
The error is telling you that there is no file of that name in the 'working' directory. It doesn't sound like your terminal is opened at the same folder location as the file.
