Python Tutorial for Beginners with VS Code 🐍

In this Python tutorial for beginners with VS Code, you will learn why you should learn Python, how to install Python, how to set up Python in VS Code, and how to execute Python code in VS Code. 🐍

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Python Tutorial for Beginners with VS Code 🐍

(00:00) Intro
(00:14) Welcome
(00:43) Why learn Python? I asked ChatGPT
(01:21) Download & Install Python
(02:19) Download & Install VS Code
(03:01) Install Python Extension for VS Code
(04:15) Set the Python Interpreter
(05:04) Open a Terminal & Verify the Python version
(07:05) The Python REPL
(09:29) Create a Python file
(11:19) Running the code in the Python file

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[DaNOliveiraDaN]

Just started a Python course for beginners (Harvardx) and in the first class the teacher just said: open VSC and type this code. I didn't know where to get it, how to get it, if I needed to install python, how to install it, nothing. Needed to come here to learn that. Thank YOU and screw that teacher.

[User..]

Dave is my new favorite YouTube instructor.
I started Python with Mosh paid version (the most popular on youtube too) but then switched to Dave's course and never looked back. Why? Mosh is only focused on syntax while Dave walks you through real projects and examples and best practices on how to use the language in real life. Subed. keep them coming!

[Piper_Pilot_Ventures]

Hello! I just got python today and started to learn. I was confuesd about downloading python on virtua; studio code and I am so glad I found this video! You really went into detail, took your time, and went through the steps flaulessly. This really helped me and I hope to learn more from you.

THANK YOU!

[kcell]

There are many other Python courses, but I've been waiting for Dave's Python course.
Thank you!

[dickschweiger]

Nice tutorial.
Clear voice, straight on without a lot of bull talk.
easy to understand, well thaught :)
Subscribed.

[almightyyotto]

This video saved me big time before an assignment was due. After watching I learned more than I anticipated/was supposed to. Either way thanks Dave, I'll be back again.

[billwilson]

Thank goodness I found your videos before I got way down the road. They are the best.

[DevonieNelson]

This was so thorough and helpful! So many tutorials that give direction with the assumption that you know certain things already, but you broke this down perfectly for a beginner. Thank you!

[ayfedtechnologies]

Thanks for this video, i have decided to check this out instead of going around looking for Python Tutorials somewhere

[blfsgnd]

the only tutorial that made me get my head around it. thanks Dave

[baxtiyortursunov]

Thank you so much Dave, I was looking forward to seeing Python tutorials on your chanel, finally my dream came true, please keep making such excellent videos 😊

[Skullisho]

Man this was nice, im an ICT student but my school doesnt teach code and all of our school computers are busted so self studying with your vids are really helpful

[caropazpm]

This has been the perfect tutoriall for start (I played multiple ones) !! thanks

[martinbrault]

Thank you Dave... I've been always wanting to learn Python, and who better to learn it from than you? Love It!

[ranjanrnj]

Dave, I'm 100% sure it gonna be great playlist once again. Thank you!
suggestion: Before directly jumping into the fundamentals it would be great to know details (under the hood how python communicates and executes, and how the memory are getting occupied and freed when the variables are used). Kind of 1 therotical video dedicated to this would be helpful to understand more clearly.

THANKS IN ADVANCE!

[usmaanahmed]

Thanks Dave! really learned HTML from your channel please please continue this series !

[gaborbence]

fantastic work. clear concise, many thanks sir! :)

[mbleeko]

Great way to Teach. I will continue with the next videos. Thank you!

[clen]

I do not know if comments are read on old videos, but I have to say the step-by-step guide and your explanations are excellent. I will be liking and subscribing and look forward to learning more.

[MegaJohn]

I only install a new version of Python once a year when the new version comes out, but here's a word of caution for all Windows users. I keep forgetting this and having to re-learn it the hard way. Run the setup in Admin mode. Don't take any of the defaults when you understand Python. Click the option whare you choose what to install. Be sure and add Python to your PATH, and install Python for ALL user. Do everything in admin mode. I forgot to do this and wound up having to install and uninstall three times before I finally got it right.

Up till now, I have been using Sublime Text for my development, but I saw some new videos about using VS Code. I am going to try it, and this is the reason why I am watching this.