@harryhunter1540
this guy, sat for 6 hours and talked about python, and then released it for free. legend
@ArthurMorgan-jg3cj
If u ever feel useless in life just remember there are idiotic fools that dislike a 6 hour video of a man teaching how to use python for absolutley free
@kilovolt2494
After 2.5 years, I am returning here to say that I’ve just accepted a job offer for a good salary, and my IT journey started here, from this video, in November of 2019. This was my first source of information, when I got back from work (being a cable tech), and typed “Python full course” or something along those lines. Of course, back then, a lot of concepts like classes and inheritance meant nothing to me, and this video perhaps wasn’t the most beginner friendly. However, I was so sick of my job and I absolutely saw no growth in doing cable, where the salary cap for a technician was probably IT jobs base pay for the most part, so I decided to Google every single thing I don’t understand. And I successfully changed careers.
@delandngong4165
To anyone who just started watching, i just finished it and it is worth it. Don't give up.
@arai_music
me: printing "Hello World" for the first time in python my brain: "I feel like I was born for this. Now I just need a few extra skills in AI and then I'm gonna work for Apple and Google. Soon, we'll be rich, mom."
@TheRkmutube
Here's the table of content for you. Enjoy! 00:00:00 Introduction 00:01:49 Installing Python 00:06:10 Your First Python Program 00:08:11 How Python Code Gets Executed 00:11:24 How Long It Takes To Learn Python 00:13:03 Variables 00:18:21 Receiving Input 00:22:16 Python Cheat Sheet 00:22:46 Type Conversion 00:29:31 Strings 00:37:36 Formatted Strings 00:40:50 String Methods 00:48:33 Arithmetic Operations 00:51:33 Operator Precedence 00:55:04 Math Functions 00:58:17 If Statements 01:06:32 Logical Operators 01:11:25 Comparison Operators 01:16:17 Weight Converter Program 01:20:43 While Loops 01:24:07 Building a Guessing Game 01:30:51 Building the Car Game 01:41:48 For Loops 01:47:46 Nested Loops 01:55:50 Lists 02:01:45 2D Lists 02:05:11 My Complete Python Course 02:06:00 List Methods 02:13:25 Tuples 02:15:34 Unpacking 02:18:21 Dictionaries 02:26:21 Emoji Converter 02:30:31 Functions 02:35:21 Parameters 02:39:24 Keyword Arguments 02:44:45 Return Statement 02:48:55 Creating a Reusable Function 02:53:42 Exceptions 02:59:14 Comments 03:01:46 Classes 03:07:46 Constructors 03:14:41 Inheritance 03:19:33 Modules 03:30:28 Packages 03:36:22 Generating Random Values 03:44:37 Working with Directories 03:50:47 Pypi and Pip 03:55:34 Project 1: Automation with Python 04:10:22 Project 2: Machine Learning with Python 04:58:37 Project 3: Building a Website with Django
@IceTeaCrackHead
I've known this man only for 6 hours, but I feel like I owe him 6 decades of gratitude. Thankyou for this awesome tutorial!
@Sharma-keShardimake
Today I'm starting to learn Python, I hope to come back after I've learned it, Insha Allah
@varieous493
Anyone else regret they didn't start this during early quarantine?
@technomaestro6092
This course has literally changed my life. 2 years ago i started learning python from this course and now i am a software engineer intern at a great startup. Thanks Mosh♥️
@dangit5640
he did all this hard work and sent it to the internet for free. and he doesn't get too much but what he gets is RESPECT and credit for bringing new aspiring programmers to earth
@samimahmood1359
When I was 16 I was bored and decided to pick up programming, this was my first ever tutorial. Skip now I'm 22, I have had job opportunities all because of my skills, which I gained a solid base from this tutorial. Getting a job is hard, it isn't easy. But Mosh, a God given gift, gave me the skills that I needed to land these jobs and actually excel in them. To anyone reading this, tutorials alone won't get you a job, but they will give you a solid understanding, especially this tutorial. STICK WITH THIS TUTORIAL ITS WORTH IT. Those 6 hours of doing those projects with Mosh, gave me jobs as a web developer and a finance analyst. And you know what, at the time I sucked at programming, hell I still suck. But I kept watching Mosh's tutorial, over and over again until it drilled in and I did my own projects. Mosh, perhaps you see this, thank you so much. For your time and effort.
@johnnhaas
I am 89 years old, and have been a retired backend developer for about 15 years. I'm bored out of my mind, so I thought I could learn something new. I had expert level skills with SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS), SQL, T-SQL and PL/SQL, Stored Procedures and Packages. I was an expert in ETL as well as DTS. If I can work from home, it should remove the overwhelming stigma of age bias. We'll see how it goes.
@freecodecamp
Wow, this looks like a great course! 😀
@justlaugh9578
This guy is a legend. He is teaching python for free. Respect him. Thank you sir!!!!
@MihretMruka
I started my machine learning journey a week ago with your machine learning roadmap. I am commenting here so that I will come here and reply on this "I got my first job with a hella good salary". I believe in hard work and miracle even though every day felt frustrating and like every thing is not going forward and like I am not giving it all my potential I know I will succeed on it and be an AI engineer. wish me luck.
@mikevoyce
As a retired teacher and lecturer, I admire Moshe's pace and pitch; really helpful
@tayseers3116
This man spent days for all we know and released it for free, man some good people are still among us in this world. Much love man!
@mutemathfan
(VERY IMPORTANT TIP FOR PEOPLE WATCHING!) Do not try watching the entire video at once. Limit your watch time from 30 or 60 minutes each day and make sure to participate and understand the code. This will take around a week to complete, but it will save you from feeling like you're not good enough. Don't rush yourself. Limit and pay attention! EDIT: It also helps if you take notes or take a picture of the final result of the lesson. It is very helpful to look at when you're away from your computer. If you forget, you have a chance to examine the code and see how and why things work.
@programmingwithmosh