A Comprehensive but Brief Overview of Python 3.7 Syntax (Theory of Python)

This is a comprehensive but brief overview of ALL of the Python 3.7 syntax. Refer to the Reference Guide if you want more details. I'll be making more videos on each of the topics that arise here.

Thank you!

[hamidrezarahimi]

It's heaven! So sick & tired of everyone repeating the same thing, with the same method, and same setup! And here you are! It reminded me back to the old days of sitting in class at college and enjoying the lectures! Thank you!

[KLuqman]

This is like a college lecture; lots of good, indepth information

[lonelylongdistancekiller]

This video is by far the best and most informative video I've watched on this topic . And I've watched lol

[Riki-dxog]

Just getting started, looking great so far!

[obed]

23:15 i think it is not clear if statements is an expression subtype, or if it is a type of code. This video is very precious, the syntax reference is a witchery lol so hard to understand for now to me

[sugarslice]

Ok. This video is where you lost me! Video 3. And the first two videos were just introductions. As a total beginner, am I supposed to know what any of this means?

[alexadam]

why youtube does not recommend this kinda videos when someone type python in the search box! instead I get bunch of indian videos!! that I am not interested in.

[SusanAmberBruce]

Number = (int, float)
def number_squared(n: Number) -> Number:
return n*n

number_squared(4)
# 16
number_squared(4.5)
# 20.25
"def number_squared(n: Number) -> Number:" can you direct me to where I can read about this python form of passing arguments or explain it?