Python - 2019 Action plan to learn it - Step by step

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[RahulChauhanart]

Skip to 15:25 for How to get started with Python?

[papaio-bivl]

(The video gets REAL started in 15:25)

15:59 - Get familiar with the syntax
17:15 - Explore Libraries
17:50 - Understand Web Scrapping with python
18:09 - Learn how to open other types of files with python (Excel files, PDF's, etc)
18:30 - Understand Regular Expressions
19:20 - Go search some python libraries
19:57 - Decide what do you want do do with python (Web dev, Data Science, Machine Learning, etc). And learn about you decision path (Libraries, Frameworks)
22:14 - Learn about IDE's or """"Web-IDE's"""" (and choose one to use)

ok so if it has some error i don know, i dont speak english, im brazilian, thank you

[HiteshCodeLab]

Sorry about the long video but video will be super helpful as a full guide to get into python and build something with it.
Happy Coding

[codingkarlo]

So damn thankful that internet is full of guys like you spreading knowledge for free.

[godsmack]

I feel there is a general misconception about Python. It is definitely an easy language to pickup (dynamically typed). But most people just write small scripts and reach to this conclusion.
If you really want to be a good software developer / engineer, you need to have a good understanding of computer science fundamentals, data structures and algorithms.
I have met so many people with cs background who say they love Python, but when I ask them about magic/dunder/special methods, generators, iterators, decorators they say that they haven't ever heard or read about them. They just go through some speedy tutorials.

[evilprince]

Lol! Who said Python is the easiest? Python is easy when you are only printing Hello World.

[balabhadrachand]

Your speaking skill is very good. Impressed with this. After watching only 10 minutes, I subscribed to your channel. Once again speaking skill and content is very good. Keep it up bro

[tigerrx]

I’m from the Caribbean and the moment you mentioned Sachin Tendulkar it brought back instant memory of the awesome matches between West Indies vs India

[XblockGamer]

Today marks my journey in a new world, and I want to tell you guys my story. When I was younger computers really fascinated me others were out playing sports or doing fun things when I was inside learning how to remove viruses from an old laptop so I can play Cartoon Network games when I was 7. I soon lost this niche I had developed by high school fully. I got into doing drugs and hanging around “the wrong crowd” but as I see my life going in a downwards spiral I soon realized that we are all given a gift a thing that we are good at because we just are with countless hours of practice put in and we don’t even know it. That for me is computers and technology in general. So from this day on I will start my journey on becoming fluent in all programming languages and developing my first AI by age 18 I’m currently 16. Wish me luck friends.

[sharvariteje]

Python is my first language too! I just love using it. 😎

[vatsalaykhobragade]

python is my first programming language and i am just loving it (:

[koustubhmuktibodh]

Sir you are so fluent in speaking. I wish I could also speak like you.

[oshinm]

Python is my favourite programming language and yes I am most definitely thankful for having a internet connection something I can keep on learning new things about programming languages.

[ajayvardhanreddy]

I have selected python to start research on Artificial intelligence, Machine learning, Deep thanks bro for your valuable and crystal clear guidance

[sashanysteph]

Actual steps for learning Python begin at 15:19 into the video.

[tigere]

Yes! I am extremely grateful for the internet, with special thanks to the undersea cables and thanks the sharks for not biting them.

[SuperXrunner]

I'm greatful for the internet and Google everyday...I'm from the time when the internet sucked, but really its was a baby and I'm glad it's doing so much better so that I can enjoy it

[orionconner]

*Legend says:* watch the video at 1.25x speed 😎

[spartanAXA]

I started with C++ too, absolutely love it. And I'm really fluent in it, now it's a bit hard for me to move on from C++ simply because I love it so much. So in a steady manner I'm learning to adapt Python too.

[ramakrishnakoripalli]

in this country people like you are very helpful at this moment when education became a kind of business.never stop educating and thankyou sir