you need to learn Python RIGHT NOW!! // EP 1 

Hi

AM HACKER

What that Chuck? I just now realized this IS the first for python lessons here. Let's do this!!!

Please keep the series continue because I need it bro 🥺🥺🥺🥺

Hai chuck. Keep doing don't miss python modules uses for hacking.💓💓

Agreed hed make a great college proffesor.

This is true he is very helpful

I want his private lessions, that dude always maked me wanna study. thumbs up Chuck!

You forgot to mention excited about coffee

Agreed!!!!!

So true for me as well hahahaha

Same here. I started last week 💪🏻

Same for me too 😂

*******FALK IST KRASS*******

HACKİNG YOU nexiteq Or are you from the team?

yeah that's right

Hes sooo good, funny and very detailed i loved it

Please!

For sure he has a great energy!

do you think he knows more apart from knowing to play around with strings? lol

Agreed!

Pretty sure he has ADHD as well LOL

Another ADHDer here, one minute into the video and I was thinking: "Hey, this is great. Also, maybe next time he should break the Ritalins in half" xD

check out How to ADHD she is awesome and super fun to listen too (she talks fast)

@@mauzeking6661 Yeah, she's a fricking heroine. Her channel is one of the first I subscribed to in RU-vid. Awesome information. And I sometimes listen to her videos at a speed of 75% xD

bruh fr.. i have adhd too. i tend to speedup videos in order to make those two minutes count.

I said the same thing. I was like wait that’s the end. His videos always go by fast.

I was actually blown away to find out that this was 17 minutes. It felt like 5 for real

@jam53ice WHY AM I also learning it at the same time and then his video came ;-;, The god knows or we can say chuck knows!!

Been there, you got this! Persistence is important as learning to program for the first time can seem impossible. Best of luck.

Learn the damn python. Not kidding. I have forgotten most of it. Learn it. You need it.

nice

What is the smarter way to learn python

Do you have the names of those books?

What are the books you used?

What are the books you used?

Same here🔥

+1

Me too

Same here too 💪🏻

same here 😎

That is definitely coming.

@@NetworkChuck how many weeks does the course goes on...and how many vdos will u upload per week??

@@NetworkChuck i watch the python series from paul mcworther and he did that, it is a good idea

gonna take like 4 years if hes gonna upload one 15 min video a month

@@someporter lol

hey, how is it going

hi how are u , can u please show me the way to have the colored python used in the video the one that iv'e got from the official python is in black and white

@@lanlwen2409 it doesn't matter buddy.. all are the same and it's just for beauty.. they make no difference and a wrong code comes with red underline and using different theme still gives the underline so no worries

Yeah I don't understand Java now lol

You’re going to love it!

You mean BASIC. DOS was an operating system with limited commands. BASIC was an interpreted programing language that ran on it. I was there. It was exciting and great fun.

@@ElvenJustice yes! I’m sorry, the language was BASIC and CD:/ and DIR will be burned in my memory for life.

Yeah fr!

10 Print "Hello World!" 20 Goto 10 How many shop assistants got pissed of with that simple little code....

I started with Q Basic, die hard c and cpp fan.

That's right bro Network chuck thanks

Same 👍🏻

prblm is im waiting for a month now no video is uploaded . i will wait even if it takes a decade the intresting hello world i have ever seen awesome work

Same💯

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Datz really super cool

yeah idk why he took it away probably just to make money