How to Learn Python in 2022

Learning Python for beginners seems overwhelming but can actually be an extremely fun and insightful process. 🧑‍💻 In this video, I demonstrate what I used to help launch my programming journey by doing meaningful examples and a good understanding of the basics.

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0:00 Intro
0:26 Automate the Boring Stuff With Python Intro
1:35 Examples in this books
3:34 Easy to Follow Along Basics
3:10 Outro & Thank You
4:16 Open Ended
5:14 Outro & Thank You

[CodingWithLewis]

Thank you to everyon who watches my video ❤️ What would you like to see next? 🤔

[mafiateam]

Eat with python, sleep with python, learn python with python, work with python, tv with python

[Kostas.mp]

Thanks for the heads up man. I had pyhton on my first semester in cc and lately I had this desire to dive deeper into it. The author also has many other books about python that go beyond the basics. Something to chew on during summer vacay

[andrewthomson]

You're honestly changing my life Lewis; please keep these videos coming!

[chrisagasay]

I can’t wait to become a software developer! Thanks for all your help and advice!

[dushalkumar]

Love you bro thanks for making this video thank you so much

[tubaplayz]

4:30 not the pigeon 😢. And thanks for this video, as a person who is interested in programming with python and C these videos are very helpful! Keep it up!

[manideepmechineni]

Hi lewis. Great content. I've been in tutorial hell for the last 6 months. Could you please suggest the same for JavaScript and sql??

[DevlogBill]

Hi Lewis pleasure to meet you. I was clueless about coding in fact I ran into coding by accident. Remember all those ads over a year ago? Google Analytics posted on YouTube constantly? Well, I have to thank Google, I owe them money. Well, I got interested in Data Analytics and eventually became interested in Data Science instead, learning SQL for databases like MySQL or PostgreSQL but the moment I touched Python, I forgot about Data Science and switched over to Web development. Since December of 2021, I've been coding with HTML, CSS and JavaScript. Basically, Python is my first language which introduced me to software development, and I never looked back.
I love Python, it's a lovely language eventually one day I will return to my first language, I would love to master this language. But I can't, I am mastering JavaScript at the moment. During my learning I studied and played around with several languages. Some I liked and some made me want to smash my computer like C++! But the languages I had encountered and enjoyed learning where Python, JavaScript, C# and Haskell.
One day I would love to learn Haskell because it's a pure functional language, not OOP. Python because it is so versatile and fun to write. C# because it is a robust language with beautiful syntax, reminds me a bit of JavaScript and I love the curly brackets, keeps your code well-structured and finally Kotlin because I see so many possibilities with this language. It is Googles flag ship language, it runs on the JVM and at the moment they are working on making Kotlin cross platform, the project is within the alpha stages now. My personal opinion? Kotlin will become the future for mobile development if they figure out the cross-platform issue. I am still new at programming, I think I am about 8- or 9-months programming, despite the fact I say 6. I started counting once I began my web development journey but never included the time learning python on and off during my Data Science learning.

[mohammedmebarekmecheter]

Can you recommend best ways to learn other languages like JavaScript, Go, Java, C#...

[SivanaqueIsStrange]

Just bought the book ! I wanted to change from Video Online Lessons or courses to learn Python. Thank you so much for your videos :)

[ninjoiinc-ocbr]

I thought automate the boring stuff was already outdated since it is from like 2016(?). I’m sad that I skipped it now. I love Al.

[vajidalishah]

Do you have a video of the udemy courses which you reccomend for python ?

[jaegermiester]

Hi Lewis congrats on getting to 100k you deserve it! Love the content you diligently get out, have been working on becoming a full stack developer and your videos are always very helpful and enjoyable.

[TOmi]

Great video but is there a equally good or better book for C/C++?

[IamJustAMan]

Great work bro, please make video on c++ . Please please

[matthiasherrmann]

Can you do when switiching as an experiences programmer to Python. Especially, if one comes from a C/C++ background

[Pixel_Recap]

hi lewis, i am just start to learn python, but i dont know how to start basics, so i appreciate if you put a video series about python basics.

[ehsanafzal]

Plz make a vjdei6on database and sql amd no sql.. How we can learn in effective way

[DevlogBill]

Purchased the book, thank you! Thrift Books..