Introduction to Python for Mechanical Engineers | DIYguru

The importance of software in the modern automotive industry is paramount and growing. It is one of the primary innovation drivers today. Still, complex computerized automotive systems are built using mostly either non-state-of-the-art or narrowly specialized programming languages and tools which are not able to support all the combined needs of the automotive software development.

Python is perceived to be easy to learn, it has a number of books describing the way it works, and they are usually observably big. In comparison, a book on C++ is usually longer and can be subjectively harder to understand: unrestricted memory operations, complicated templates, diamond inheritance, etc. Python appears to be the most practical of all the languages compared. Python comes handy for solving many practical problems.

[AdityaKadamMechanical]

Is there python course specially for experimental researcher of mechanical branch ?
Thanks for the reply in advance

[kuttyparthipan]

Hi I’m diploma mechanical 35 years old but I’m learning python now I will join the IT company jobs please reply me.

[Monster-hlnm]

How to Learn Python from Mechanical Point of View with basics.. Can u Plz help 🙏

[VishalkumarKH]

I'm a mechanical engineering final year student, I decided to learn python this 7th sem. Is it will helpful for me for placements Or for industrial?

And one more question as a mechanical engineer can I learn python?

[achyutcarpenter]

Mechanical diploma engineer without graduation can get job after learning python?

[rohitchaudhari]

Thank you for this vidio
I think In now a day mechanical engineer need programming knowledge to become #mechanicalprogrammer 😂