The Truth About Learning Python in 2024

The tech industry is changing faster than ever with the rise of AI and entry level jobs getting more and more difficult to come by. A lot of you might be asking the same question: should I be learning Python or should I keep learning it if I already know it? In this video, I will be discussing the truth about learning Python in 2024 and dive into who should learn Python, who shouldn't learn Python, and what you should focus on, regardless of your decision, to stay competitive in today's market.

⏳ Timestamps ⏳
00:00 | Overview
00:33 | Setting Goals
02:27 | Important Facts
03:18 | Why You SHOULD Learn It
07:27 | Why You Should NOT Learn It
11:25 | How To Stay Competitive

Hashtags
#python #pythonprogramming #pythoncoding

[Cubing-Iz-EZ]

10 second less goo firsttt can I get pin

[PJRye]

I've been programming since 1968 (I'm 74). I started with FORTRAN, moved to C, dabbled with BASIC, used Perl and JavaScript for my web scripting starting 1995. Now I'm looking to be able to pass on management of my web sites to others. Converting them to Python was a no-brainer, because of the wide use of the language now.

[dopy]

If you like it, learn it and learn it well. Nevermind this crap that guy is selling.

[buffoonoutdoors]

I'm learning Python so I can write a program to rid the Everglades of invasive pythons.

[Michael-kqqm]

Python is amazing, great for web development iv been using django for 15 years and all the sites and apps I build are solid, load fast. I dont prescribe to full stack javascript, I use javascript for frontend and frontend tooling only.

[alimihakeem]

I like hobby projects, i am currently learning flask for web development and also looking into building Restful API. I actually want to have a specialize knowledge in one framework then transitioning into another language or framework as i get better.

[oneone]

Back when I was an undergrad I signed up for some contract Fortran work. Two weeks before my work was supposed to begin i get a call, "We need you to come in and help out with some COBOL programming!"
"But, I don't know COBOL..."
"Doesn't matter!"

[HamidAzimi-cy]

Hey Tim, congratulations, you have MADE YOUR ARM MUSCLES like a PYTHON 😉😄😁

[esrxa]

That was awesome Tim, a lot of insights there. Thanks a ton.

[feitan]

I'm a complete beginner and trying to learn how to code. I'll try to learn python as my first programming language. Thank you! - New Subscriber.

[Angelwoozz]

1. I’m a complete beginner
2. I want to move forward into the gaming industry but I don’t want to dive straight into C++ and C#
3. I’m also about to start school and the first class is teaching python.

[SergiuNicolaescu-mv]

Python is such a nice feeling language to interact with, channels like this are so nice for learning all the little features :)

[kyleabent]

I don't believe a valid reason not to learn python is "just because everyone else is doing it." Not anyone can write the same way YOU can.

[Shmolitz]

I work in tech industry but not as developer, I am a Business Analyst. I use Python for small automation that I can build much faster than writing down all the specs and ask a real developer to do the job.

[Vindicate]

Always a great video. Learned everything I know the last 4-6 months from you 💯

[qqmayakashi]

i started learning python last 2019. I kinda regret focusing on python since most of my portfolio is around python. luckily I used C and a bit of java for my robotics and some commissions. but not enough to cover for a portfolio .

[PandaThePie]

I appreciate the video. Could you also make a video about when burnt out? I've been learning programming on my own but I'm having a difficult time starting a project of my own to put it on my resume. And that makes me feel less and less motivated. I know what project I want to create but I'm not good at starting it without a helping hand or a tutorial.

[ptt-]

Great video, I recently got into this career, I watch a lot of your videos, super helpful. Trying to master python soon.

[GokeAruna]

Good efforts. however, all those skills mentioned are included in python - concurrency, multithreading, pointers etc. Can you educate me better on this? I have been using it for almost 2 decades and I used most of this features you mentioned lately.

[carolopara]

I am interested in becoming an Ai developer, GenAi Engineer or NLP Engineer. I know Python is a programming language one needs to learn to get into those careers. Aside from that what other courses do I need to take? Do you have any recommendations?