Python Beginner Tutorial 4 (For Absolute Beginners)

Introduction to Python Programming Tutorial for beginners. This video covers an introduction to functions and outlines proper program design. The programming tutorial then goes into detail with function design and explains why to use functions in programs. The tutorial finishes with a practical exercise on developing a python calculator.

This video series is ideal for individuals looking to learn their first programming language or individuals looking to learn python as another programming language.

[TheRandomBeast]

Making a calculator really tested my abilities, and everything that I've learnt so far! Amazing series. And you are a good teacher compared to most other YouTube tutorials out there. Really clear voice and lots of detail! Good job!

[sailingasia]

Youre voice and speed match up with my learning style. I really appreciate the tutorials and patience you put toward them.

[NewbergUSA]

Just completed #4 and find it moving at exactly the right pace. Thanks very much for your excellent efforts.

[jeffr]

Your tutorials and the way you teach is the best I've come across for Python. Post more lessons!

[TeaSea]

Thank goodness for your tutorials. I was having a hard time figuring out Python 3 from a book that I bought and even researching Reddit. I actually almost gave up. I'm learning on 3.4 which just came out not too long ago! I even learned some tips that isn't even listed in the book I have. Again, thank you so much!

[iamfemo]

Thanks for this tutorial and the ones before. I had not programmed before so this was helpful. I attempted to continue mine before seeing the end. I paused and created defs for sub, mul and div - Only thing i did differently was create an if for each kind of calculation until I saw your elif entries (which i didn't think of).

I also created a def for end

My code looked this:

def end():
           decision = input("do you want to make another calculation? yes or no? :")
           if(decision != 'yes'):
                    print("Thanks and Goodbye")
           else:
                     main()

It all worked like a breeze. I'm excited! Thanks once again!

[eunsecured]

Thank you, you are a very good instructor. Starting with a calculator is the best way to learn new language.Best regards...

[Reydarth]

dude you are amazing, i just wanted to learn a bit of coding because of it being helpful for the things i had to do for school and you helped me so much

[muhammadtalha]

Thank you for making such excellent video training. i was encouraged to learn Python and saw all of your videos.I was nothing and now after these videos i feel comfortable and also waiting for the next tutorial... Regards

[PatnaikUC]

Thanks a lot.One of the best series of Python for beginners. It is excellent for a beginner. Many other Python videos on the youtube are too boring. They are more of lectures than the actual matter. But yours is a Great job sir. Pls keep it up.

[kmunson]

Absolutely awesome series of videos!! Thanks so much for posting. You can read a book all day but there is nothing like typing along to help bake it in. It's amazing how well you can pass along this information at the beginner level considering the level you are at with Python.

[givibenashvili]

clear, straightforward, informative and just very good video for beginners, thank you so much!

[aajr]

great work man!

easy enough to pick up what youre running through here and i like the way you explain what is actually going on in the code.

[aniloruganti]

This is very helpful! When do you plan to have the next set of videos uploaded?
Appreciate your work! 

[drod]

Thank you!  Good teaching style, I learned how to program old line number BASIC on the Commodore 64 when I was 15 and have decided to learn Python, the consensus is that it is best for beginners.  Very good explanations of the concepts, hopefully you will come out with 5 and beyond soon!

[finnt]

I love you, because of you I finally started liking to learn programming. THNX

[EDathLetta]

You're a great teacher this was my first time watching a coding video and I actually understood it.

[sagarsjdjfn]

Hi can you tell me when is your next video coming part 5.?
All the parts are explained superbly keep it up.

[joshuamitchum]

You help a whole bunch dude. Thanks for these videos I really appreciate them.

[slickbrickthunder]

Great class. Really appreciate the effort you put into these. I've been going through these as I've been taking the Comp Sci 1 class via Python over at Udacity and these videos compliment their videos in an interesting way. Both sets of videos touch on different point, both are very succicnt and easy to understand, and both give practicle examples that can obviously be used in real world applications. Thanks bro and appreciate ya!