Coding in Python 02 - The Python Shell (Learn Linux TV Classics)

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[Happy-vdvy]

I have just created this account to tell you thank you so much. You are an amazing teacher.

[AnzanHoshinRoshi]

This is good. I dabbled in Python a few years ago but found the exercises unrewarding (address books etc.) so hope that there will be more about Linux admin work I can actually use.

[MrBeefvulc]

I have only subscribed to your videos today and I have watched quite a number of them and would like to thank you
You are very thorough and even a complete novice could follow your videos thanks again

[linuxramblingproductions]

Aweome i can’t believe I haven’t seen this series before

[gdoepking]

Hello thanks very much for this Videos . Gretttings from Chile.

[lawrencedoliveiro]

The Python REPL may be useful for trying out one or two lines at a time, but beyond that it gets unwieldy.


This was originally developed just for Python (under the name “IPython”), but now you can use it for other languages as well.

[DanCalloway]

Jay, great video. I'm reviewing Python. Noticed you said that Ctrl+D was the command to get out of the python REPL (console), but it must or should be stressed that this is Ctrl+(Uppercase D) which is actually Ctrl+Shift+d. This may confuse some folks.

[keerthitavanam]

Great explanation..thanks for doing this

[mthamma]

really enjoying the content man super valuable too than you!!

[PilotOdyssey]

Another video typing in a dark box where the top line is half cut off and 2-3 letters at the beginning of each line are not viewable, then the FAST switching from screen views to screen views checking to see if the code works and NOT allowing the newbie enough time to read the output before switching back to the view of the guy talking, don't really need to see the guy talking we can hear you we really need to see what the result of running the code was long enough to read and THINK about what were reading.
Can you suggest Python tutorials for DUMMIES that has a easy to read dark box with LARGE text that the borders are not cut off?
Thanks