Python 3 Programming Course: 3 - Basic Workflow, Shells, Source Code, Interpreters, Errors

In this video you'll write your first Python 3 program, learn how Python interprets your source code, and use the Python Shell (REPL) to quickly experiment with code before saving it to a file. We'll also take a quick look at errors, and why you don't need to fear them.

[The_Uncoolio_Foolio]

Great tutorials man. They don't make me fall asleep like so many others.

[natesh]

The new Boston Channel follows a good way to name his tuts

[NueveCatorce]

The "I'm the Python Interpreter" game is great. Very didactic.

[natesh]

Awesome tutorials by the way. Just one suggestion, can u please prepend ur tutorials names with part 1, part 2, like that.... It will be a lot easy for us to figure out which vid to continue (especially in mobile phone where it doesn't show the entire vid name in ur channel)

[kunalbali]

Is it possible for you to attach some questions (as pdf) regarding every you tube course? For example, If you can provide some Q&A regarding course 3 then that would be more useful for us and same for rest of the courses.

[vasulkam]

Hi, great tutorials! Are you thinking about eventually doing tutorials on some practical admin automation in python 3? Lets say some backups, system reports or something remotely similar to scripts that you use daily at work as sysadmin. Thanks a lot.

[tylermitchell]

I'm on Kali Linux and I went to run python3 hi.py command and it printed hello world however it printed with syntax error I did exactly what you did and this is still happening please help thank you

[hanswurst]

i like your videos, can you do one on how i can control my in-/outgoing traffic in my network and setup a own router + setting up a VPN + iptables

[alexd.]

Don't forget the shebang string !

[Bippy-]

It tells you what you did wrong but it doesn't tell me what I did wrong. It thinks that python3 isn't a valid command. It ask do you mean this or this? I use Linux Mint