Learn Python Scripting With This ONE Project!

In today's video, I will teach you some valuable Python scripting skills by running through a complete project. From command line arguments to SYS modules, this video will teach you helpful tips for Python scripts that will make your life easier!

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00:00 | Intro
01:00 | Linode
02:00 | Project Overview/Explanation
06:27 | Project Walkthrough/Coding

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⭐️ Tags ⭐️
- Tech With Tim
- How To Learn Python
- Programming

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#techwithtim #developer #python #howtolearncoding

[krismatic_]

Efficiency, practicality, simplicity. This is how everyone should teach and how everyone should learn (imo). Thank you!

[blint]

Thank you so much :) I've recently got into Python Scripting and your videos are really helpful! Thanks a lot!!

[jordanhwang]

This tutorial is the best kind of tutorial to follow along. I really appreciate the way you explain the thought process!

[mmaniyar]

Hi Tim, This was great video. A simple approach and great explanation.

1. Giving explanation for complex syntax and why this is needed was good approach. This help beginners to think there in a new way.
2. This simple project has covered almost all the basic concepts to quick start.
3. Using of main for project was awesome.
4. It would be great if you add comments in program. This beginners miss to add.
5. Found one limitation in program. It keeps asking for spinning even if balance is $0 and there is no way to add money once its $0. I have modified the code and fixed it.
6. If would be great if you give some enhancement challenges in the end of the video.

[zogelmogel]

hands down, Tim is the best programming youtuber. Nobody else explains coding so easier than him. You deserve so much more attention

[Anonymous-dkek]

Hello Tim.Please can you make a video on unit tests and testing in python?

[Kaloris]

Hey Tim. I was wondering if you could make a unit tests / testing tutorial with C++ please? I know most of your videos are in Python but I figured you being the awesome programmer you are could do such a thing easily.

[shin-jo]

for the folks who are using python 3.10 you can change the "universal_newline" to "text"
so
result = run(command, stdout=PIPE, stdin=PIPE, text=True)

[sreeramcr]

Thankyou so much bro. I was new to scripting with only python knowledge, but i understood every bit of line and its purpose. All because of the way of your teaching.

[mjhaynavarro]

Thanks for this one.. ive got problem when compiling in my vscode terminal but it works when using cmd prompt.. maybe have issues in vs code.. Great job there

[faisalraj]

Thankyou so much for showing how to script. I am new to scripting and wanted to learn about ideas and variations to automate the task. Can you please teach us more within the scripting realm?

[jordanhwang]

It's challenging for me to wrap my head around knowing which parameter I need to pass through for each function especially as the script gets longer. I'm sure it'll get easier with more experience! Any advice on how to tackle this problem?

[alimihakeem]

I found alot of value in this project. Thanks Tim.

[relaxtone]

Great explanation of python scripts for simply understanding

[paulthomas]

Another great tutorial. Well thought out and very useful. Cheers.

[VictorLopez-izpe]

Don't stop, whatever comes to your mind that someone can pay you to post just post. It helps everyone and you seem to be having fun

[KishoreKumar-]

Hello Tim,

one more add on is in
"result = subprocess.run(command, stdout=PIPE, stdin=PIPE, universal_newlines=True, shell=True)"
if we don't use shell=True, there may be chance of getting an "File not Found error".
I personally faced it.

[ondrasuchanek]

hi Tim, thanks for the great video as usual. I am trying to make a game in python, I know what it should look like, thought about game mechanics and so on, I know how to code specific parts (thanks to you again) but I have problems with how to sort my classes, what should or shouldn't be together in one script/class/.. and similar topics. Would it be possible to make video about this kind of design? (Or if there already is one and I missed it, please somebody give me a link :)) - like lets say I want to have quite complicated rpg with lot of enemies, levels, items, etc.. If I just start writing and continuously adding whatever comes on mind, it is a mess, is there any kind of what to do or not to do, how to start, something like a general template? I saw you writing lot of small games, but i would like to see how to design much bigger project (no need to see whole coding of such project, this is figurable from smaller ones..) It would be great if you could do that :) anyway, thanks for these amazing tutorials.

[roseestimable]

Hi Tim, thanks for your videos. Can you please do something or project working with the calendar showing all holidays.

Thank you

[DefinitelyNotAWeebXD]

I literally first started coding in my life after joining college and I'm genuinely grateful to this man for teaching me what the fuck I am supposed to write and what every character or word means like fr. Not even my teacher could explain this good. I really would be thankful if you could do some research on some basic simple python college /school projects would be and make videos on them for students who are interested in computer science.