How To Master Python

How To Master Python

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[Hallden_]

I did this due to the fact that so many people have been asking me to explain the code. So if you are interested then feel free to check it out :)

[drius_]

to all the new and old programmers: May God Bless You and be patient!

[marcos]

Your comments on learning reminded me of R. Feynman's technique;
"There are four steps to the Feynman Learning Technique: Choose a concept you want to learn about. Pretend you are teaching it to a student in grade 6. Identify gaps in your explanation; Go back to the source material, to better understand it."

[ChewingGum]

Thank you very much for the tips. I have been learning Python since 2 years ago and sometimes it can feel a bit overwhelming with all the possibilities that Python could offer. Also I kept forgetting what I learn and found myself googling similar questions I have researched in the past. Right now, I try to explain and help others with Python, it kinda encourgage me to really understand and remember the implementations of Python.

[TrixyJ]

It was fun working with you on this video. Glad everyone is enjoying it.
This tips can also be applied in any language you want to learn in the future. 🙌
Happy Holidays everyone.

[VictorAlvarezmx]

This channel is always improving, I think Jane Tracy
did a great contribution to the quality of this video. Keep the good work.!

[balimushroom]

I go thru a lot of learning python videos. I find this one really motivates me. You provide me a paths to go forward after one month stuck nothing to do with python. I'm gonna subscribe.

[lstephen]

You are not just a great programmer but a fantastic youtuber and a videographer as well what a package! Keep up the good work!

[gameinfreak]

It was a very informative video!! Thank you Jane & Kalle to share your knowledge and information with us

[Nedwin]

One of the freshest Python talks ever! Appreciate your sharing here bro.

[Matt-scgg]

Wow, I needed this and I got it! Thanks Kalle! Happy Holidays! Cheers!❤🔥😊

[spike]

This Video is a must see for all aspiring coders! A wealth of information in a little under 15 minutes. Thank you for this!

[jiwan]

The content is awesome. This is all the beginner needs to know !!!

[pc]

To all beginners: You should at *MAX watch one tutorial* that explains the basics to you! The basics are pretty much what Kalle mentioned - i.e. simple Python data structures (like lists, dictonaries, tuples, sets), operators, if/else, loops, variables, functions, OOP. After that, don't focus on tutotrials anymore othewise you might get stuck in "tutorial purgatory", where you basically just copy the code from the tutorials and then realize, you can't code anything by yourself.

If you want to learn a new framework - which you should ONLY do once you understood the basics - again, don't watch more than max one tutorial! Instead focus on reading the framework's documentation! Most frameworks come with good documentation and many include step by step tutorials that teach you everything you need to know. For example, Django has amazing documentation which no udemy or youtube tutorial could ever match in quality.

*Finally and most importantly:* Just practice by coming up with your own little projects! The best way to learn how to code is by actually coding! This will teach you more than any tutorial or book ever could!

[kmhj]

I can't find the words to show how grateful i am for this video. Thank you so much for this!!!

[self.improved]

not going to lie, your intro told me enough about your channel that you earned my sub. thanks for the content :D

[keshavdk]

Thank you for the video. This video has one of the clean and best advice everyone should note down.

[rohithraghuram]

Awesome video Kalle and Jane. I would like more such videos in future.

[aarons]

I just started a few days ago and the biggest thing so far is trying to be patient and not get ahead and overwhelm. I’m so excited to learn and try things, but I have to keep reminding myself to learn the basics and just keep going step by step! I hope this is the start of a new career path for me in the future!

[ComputerScienceSimplified]

Your content is of really good quality. Amazing job, keep it up!