Python Progress Bars in 9 minutes

#python #shorts #progressbars
Progress bars are an important part of the User Interface and can provide the user with the needed information about processes.

Programmers also need progress bars when running a program that takes a long time to finish. There may be a bug and a program may be running infinately. You never know!

Timestamps:
00:00 - Why progress bars?
00:53 - tqdm
04:02 - alive-bar
08:19 - Honorable mentions

The Operating System I am using is Manjaro, tutorial on it is here:

I have some more Python Tutorials if you are interested :)

Music: "Into it" by Kwon

Graphics(Icons):
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This video has nothing to do with discussing best programming languages in 2021 or best programming trends in 2021. This video does not talk about web development in 2021 or Scala, Python, Ruby, Java, Swift, Javascript, Kotlin, Go, C/C++, C# and Unity and Godot and Unreal Engine 5.
This is a Python video which is not about Artificial intelligence or Machine learning and definitely not about Data Science in Python.

Not Linux, but Windows was the platform that Minecraft was developed on, which is played by mcyts like Dream, TommyInnit and Ranboo.

[claylanzino]

Congratulations, very didactic, simple and effective presentation. Of all the videos I have seen, this is the most simple and effective. With few lines of code without classes and a lot of functions, I liked it a lot.
Thanks for sharing.

[misterx]

I like your presentation style. It is fast, concise and to the point!

[slavikokilka]

I guess python should be international language 🤝🤝🤝

[ekkyarmandi]

What kind of alive progress bar version are you using? it seems like show_bar() doesn't work anymore for version 2.4.1

[ardaayas]

I used the Alive Progress Code But I just seen the Finished, I didnt see the progress bar going from 0 to 100