Lesson 15 - Python Programming (Automate the Boring Stuff with Python)

[jonathankurtis]

Please continue making these videos for the rest of the book. They are very helpful to watch the video along with reading to help me retain it. Keep up the good work.

[nostos_]

This is honestly the easiest to follow python tutorial I have ever come across. I already knew python but this was an excellent review. I'll definitely recommend your course and your book to anyone trying to learn python. If only all programming tutorials were this easy to follow...

[anuragjha]

I am 7 years late only. But after 70 years this will still be watched and for them we all would’ve been early.

[TheLadedaman]

Lol why the hell everyone complaining? Making these videos, especially coordinating them to be as comprehensive and thorough as he did, takes a lot of time and effort. You should be thanking him for making these lessons free. If you want practice and practical application just pay the 10 bucks to get the course.

[timmytimmtim]

This is the Python tutorial I have been looking for, watching these videos has been the only thing that has be able to help me understand the logic behind programming.

Thank you so much for doing this, I hope you keep the videos coming!

[SydneyWu]

I thought there are practical examples from the video title. Sadly there is none after watching 15 video. Naming it 'Python Basic Tutorial 'will be more apt.

[NishantSingh-pxjm]

This was the best tutorial i have ever watched I know I am 4 years late but this was awsome. Thanks to the author for these awsome tutorials I am definetly going to buy the paid version. Really thanks for this.

[tobinvangorder]

Man, I wish there was more of this, I am having a hard time learning from the books.

[boroberts]

Only the first 15 courses are on youtube, you need to buy the rest of the course on udemy with the link in the description if you want the rest of them. Or just go through the book for free on his website.

[thuyupton]

Much respect and appreciation for these vids. I've gone through a few Udemy instructions but your approach fits my goldilocks way of learning: simple, clear and a voice that I can listen to for hours. I'm begging you to please continue making these vids or create a Udemy Course on Beyond the Basics with Python, or just make a vid on OOP (cuz that's what I'm stuck on lol). Thanks, bro!

[awsumpawsum]

Please finish this series of videos to go along with your book. This is far and beyond the best option available to a pyhon newcomer. Im terrible with reading alone and get easily distracted and do not retain the information. Thanks. Hope to see the rest.

[MatthewCrofut]

I'm brand new to programming and just bought this course on Udemy. It's great so far. In the online book, Chapter 4, your spam.sort(key=str.lower) example I believe displays the incorrect result- a A z Z, but should be A z Z z as shown in this video.

[yonasgebreegziabher]

I really appreciation for these videos. This is honestly the easiest python tutorial I have ever come across. Please make some video "Python for for DevOps" thank you so much Keep up the good work

[xiangyanggao]

Thank you Al. I just finished the 15 lectures within three days. Just follow your illustration and try writing codes in the pycharm. Great lecture. Look forward to your next series: beyond basic stuff

[noweare]

There is a free pdf download of the book. Just get that if your not happy and teach yourself. The book is awesome but takes time to get through. Your awesome Al, thank you.

[katie-annfeatherstone]

Thank you so much for these videos.

Just managed to make a 'guess the countries capitals' with what I have learn't so far from you!
Made two List - set a random number to pick items from lists.
Also, used capitals.remove[randomNum] to stop repeats
and a for loop with range of list length to make sure all questions get answered.

[m.rezaandalibi]

Amazing lectures! You are the best teacher I've ever seen. Thank you very much.

[svdfxd]

Thank you so much Al! I had been thinking of learning Python but I was not sure how to start....so this was a v.good start. I would go ahead with course/book. Keep posting such material.

[suemendez]

I like the videos so much I went out and pick up the book, thanks and keep up the good work.

[ashish_yadav]

Explanation was kept very simple. Simple yet elegant.. Well done!!!! However was expecting one automation as the title suggested.