Python Tutorial for Java Programmers

Hey Guys! This video goes over the main syntax differences between Java and Python. The video is geared towards intermediate to advanced Java programmers who already understand the basics of programming.
The video explains how assign variables, write if statements, run for and while loops and creating functions/ methods by showing the code in java and then translating it into python.

This is the ultimate Java to Python tutorial if you want to quickly learn python's syntax!

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00:00 Intro
01:10 Print Statement
04:08 - Variables
05:56 - Comments
06:56 - User Input
08:43 - If Statements
12:01 - For Loops
13:44 - Lists / Arrays
15:00 - Enhanced For Loops
16:13 - While Loops
18:39 - Functions / Methods
22:15 - Outro

[liory]

"we get an error because that's how life goes" lol, true and painful. Great video! exactly what I was looking for, thanks!

[joshuam]

Great video man, totally beats watching a 3 hour python course for people that understand Java already. Thanks

[pietro-study]

Dude I'm shaking my head like every few seconds because I can't belive java is making it so hard

[juliangonzalez]

Never leave comments but this video was beyond helpful even 3 years later.

[sushantbodke]

Perfect video for a java developer trying to start with Python.
No basic concepts fluff - this is how 'Python' would make a 101 video if it was a youtuber.
Thanks!

[datguyrennard]

Absolute legend my guy!
Been trying to get to use python more often (even though I'm still new to it) but I always had problems with the syntax. This video is a perfect fit for any java programmer out there.
Keep up the good work!

[charan.n]

Thank you so much, I learned Java in high school but the college I’m going to only uses python and this tutorial is exactly what I’m looking for

[dilipchauhan]

This is awesome !! So much in ~24 minutes.. simple, straightforward.

[thinker]

Great Video, in 23 minutes able to got a very good idea on Python Syntax. Thanks a lot for making this.

[thegoodlad]

Saved me a lot of time. Glad that i found this video! Thanks a lot mate.

[cxlh]

you just help me land an interview, i am a wiz in java you just made me one in PYTHON, thanks buddy

[schmirgo]

Nice video. Thanks...
i would have expected some more content in the video about classes, etc.

Also i noticed some things:

Print: Python adds spaces which i never even specified. Awful. Same as newline...
Comments: in Java you made an unnecessary asterisk in the second line of the comment
Input: You could have used an anonymous class definition to shorten it in Java
Arrays: A list is fundamentally different from an array in computer science. It's not the same.

[generalhershey]

Great video bro, exactly what i needed. Would you be able to make another one similar to this but with more advanced java and python

[julianosanm]

A class called main with lower case M is a total turn off for any serious Java developer trying to learn Python. Just giving you a feedback. All the best!

[fmbulah]

Fantastic lesson! 👍🏾 Looking for follow up on imports, packaging and the like.

[locowachipanga]

Great teaching skills and a very practical video too.Thank you.

[gshort]

Great 😊 Too many YouTube courses on "Python for beginners" and "zero to mega buck programmer in 10 minutes".
Finally an introduction for people who already know how to program.
Just what I needed.

[andybirder]

We need Java tutorial from python developers

[echofloripa]

I really miss the type checking during programming. What about those function parameters, it's just a mess. Very hard to understand what cam you send as parameters

[jgone]

Doing x= input and then if x > 0 gives an error that > cannot be used between a string and an integer. Seems x = input does not detect what type the input is instead it always reads it as a string