Python HOW TO structure a Beginner OR Advanced Projects ?

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In this video, you will understand where you should locate your code snippets and why. We will do this by developing a minimal project in two different structures.

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Timeline for the video:
00:00 - 15:59 - Structure example for small projects
16:00 - 37:50 - Structure example for larger projects / Packaging with __init__.py

[jimshapedcoding]

Very important point before you watch the whole video, there are millions of ways to structure a project,
and the examples I am showing are not the absolute standards of how a project should look like. But the two examples I show are great examples to get going!
Enjoy watching

[ebitdaddyca]

This is BY FAR one of the best videos out there. My project was getting bigger and bigger and I was getting lost with no knowledge in this field and how to organize an app/project.

Thank you SO much my friend!

[malgindesilva]

Very well explained the interconnection. A gem for a beginner/intermediate level Pythonist. Thanks for your time and effort.

[fabianstargalla]

Thank you very much for your video ❤
For me as a beginner it was extremely useful as I had already learnt most of what native Python has to offer but I was never sure what the correct or rather said better way to structure a project would be 🤓

[maxrodriguez]

This video just made my brain click to how projects are organized in OOP
I always wondered about this specific thing, thank you

[nothingiseverperfect]

Sir, this was INCREDIBLY USEFUL. This deserves more views.

THANK YOU SO MUCH

[frankhuang]

Such a wonderfully made tutorial! Thanks!

[svenman]

Awesome video, exactly what I was looking for. Thank you :)

[jaypdevaney]

This is an excellent video. Very well explained. Thank you!

[dennis]

This vide covered the infomation I needed. Thanks :). Ah yeah and btw, what plugin do you use for the code highlightening?

[senthilkumarpalanisamy]

Excellent clear cut explanation, thanks for doing this 👍

[kevorkkeuchkerian]

Thank you so much for the video. I was really stuck as to how to structure a project and it was great help!!

[NagasakiNightmare]

Thank you for this. I really needed this.

[Sycord]

This was an amazing explanation, I just would avoid * for imports.

[VectorRoblox]

Very nice! This is what I was looking for. Thanks

[_wan]

It's a great video of introducing Python project structure. : )
But ... I have to point a small mistake, that is "for n in range(start, finish)" where the number denoted by the variable 'finish' won't be checked.

[EdwardVarner]

Well this was exactly what I needed in my life!

[Kennethlumor]

Sir please the way you create your packages i also did so but if i import from package a whiles i'm in b i get ModuleNotFoundError: No module named. please i'm using vs code

[nikhil]

Thank you Jim🍻 Project structure for advanced project was really useful💯

[ZinzinsIA]

Great explanation thank you very much. Just a little question. Which terminal or console do you use ? when I type tree in PyCharm terminal, it only sees the .idea directory and not the files inside my directory. I'd like to have the same printing as you but I don't know how to do. Thank you !