Python Tutorial 1: Introduction to Python for Absolute Beginners

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In this video we show step-by-step instructions on how to install python and start learning to program. I do not assume you are an expert, so these lessons are designed for complete beginners.
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[davidallenturner]

Paul is a true gift! I'm a Systems Engineer writing code for 30 years. I spent the entire weekend listening to his YouTube videos. Never too old to learn new things. Paul you are amazing!
Thank you!

[nigelhunter]

What a brilliant teacher.
All school teachers should do a course watching and listening to Paul so they get to see how teaching is done properly.

[zackraymond]

Very excited for this. Paul has helped me so much in understanding programming and CAD. I especially appreciate how he explains the why behind everything he teaches.

[hamokamarzari]

I was able to do it !!! you're the best, I've taken over 40 college courses and never seen a professor teach a subject as well as you do. I have completed your Arduino series and I loved that one. I have a goal to watch and learn every single thing you teach on this channel. As soon as I get an internship, I will sign up for your patreon.

[wayneswan]

Oh man! I'm so excited to catch lesson series as they come out! And for Python! Definitely super excited to be learning it from the best teacher on YouTube!

[erygion]

So glad you're doing this Mr. McWhorter! Great video as always and the hard work is appreciated. I did not do the homework because I'm terribly rusty with my math (huge overstatement) but the learning is still happening. Thank you sir!

[kenstephens]

I've been programming since 1964. Took me over an hour to do this simple program. But with your explanation of class and methods, I think I got it. Just took me this long to start to understand classes and actually program them. Thanks

[bryankohn]

I can't wait! After completing the 68 video Arduino series months after everyone else, I look forward to participating in a real time series with the best teacher ever. Most of my programming language forays have all started out well with baby steps at first, but then sudden giant leaps always have overwhelmed me in the past. I need baby steps end to end! Gonna stick with this.

[jerimiahake]

I loved your Arduino tutorials, so I am pleased to see this series. I want to learn to code and you are just the guy that can make that a reality.

[scottt]

Hi Paul, finished the Arduino course yesterday and jumping feet first into this one today. Learned a lot more than I planned for in the Arduino course and can't wait to see what you have in store with this. Thankyou and keep up the great content. Yes, did my homework!!!

[bisakhabandyopadhyay]

This video taught me so many new math operations in python and taught me how to use them to do complicated things, such as finding the area if the circle.🥳🥳🥳

[hanzdanilogallegolara]

Oh man you really don't know how much you help us to learn in the best way, I'm so excited to take these classes, thanks from Latin America colombia

[vicecityvegan]

NO WAY! I decided to try to pick up some python and thought to myself, "I hope I can find the Paul Mcwhorter of teaching Python" and you actually made a series on it, I can't believe it! So happy to have found this, I love the arduino series so much and am excited to start this one as well :D

[Zee.Sniper]

Thank you for taking the time and teaching us Python. I love it. There are so many people teaching on YouTube but only an experienced teacher can transfer knowledge that makes sense. May GOD bless you and keep you in good health.

[shuttlepodone]

So excited these lessons have started! And, success with the homework! I hope your move is going well and thank you for having these post while you are in transition.

[abba]

Paul, I've binged through your Arduino series, The Raspberry Pi Series, and the SketchUp and Fusion 360 series. In a time when many are still in restricted movement, we look forward to being able to to absorb as much learning as possible, as quickly as possible. Please release the entire series here, no one wants to wait for the episodes to be released. There are plenty of other Python courses out there but yours is a very unique and easy method of teaching and learning. Don't make us wait for it, we are thirsty for your knowledge!

[aniruddh]

You have all our support while we wait here impatiently for more of ur tutorials to get uploaded.
And thank you so much for giving us so much attention

[nightwolf]

WoW! just WoW! Thank you so much I've been struggling with programming and you have a way of putting things that is easy to understand and retain, as I'm almost 55 years old things are not as easy to understand or retain as they were years ago but you make it look fun and is very easy to listen too, thank you again for all your time in putting together this series

[rickhartnett]

Homework went reasonably well. I was able to see my mistakes and correct them easily. The homework adds a lot to the class and understanding the concepts presented.

[edwardmelville]

I always enjoy watching his videos. I watched all of his Arduino videos, his robotic videos, I could go on. Thank you Paul for everything you do. I always join in and do the homework you set. Great fun