Python Beginner Project Tutorial #2 - Mastering the Basics

In the second part of this beginner python project tutorial series we will be continuing to learn the basics of python. We will then continue to apply these python skills to our beginner python project. Some of the specific skills you'll master here will be: if/else, input, type conversions, conditions and much more!

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[jessematherly]

I've struggled with learning difficulties due to my ADD, and this is by far the most digestible course on programming I've ever taken. You're really, truly building the fundamentals most teachers skip, and I'm finally able to assign patterns to what I'm learning - it's not so abstract anymore. Thank you so much.

[TheKatherinesalvatie]

I love how detailed you are getting with the explanations - I paid almost $300 for codecademy (and I don't regret it, it's a great resource) but they do not explain the basics very well. So when it comes time to running through example projects you have ZERO idea where to start. THANK YOU SO MUCH! I truly appreciate your content

[shubhamgawai]

i follow your videos regularly. love your passion towards Python. i want to be like you

[nislaav]

legit you have the best explanations ever, I've followed through quite a few people to learn Python but no one explains things like you. Love it!

[mirnash]

So I have gone through all of this in Solo Learn, and this feels like a quick revision to everything I have learned so far and how to use them, and it's amazing 🥺👉👈

[codyhstone]

Thank you for these tutorials! This is a great starter project, and you explain the process very well. I appreciate that you give just enough context to be helpful without getting lost in the weeds.

[kurwacherry]

thank you so much for doing this...for once i feel like i can make it through learning..making it interesting since it has a purpose!

[uvanadhithya]

Thanks for reminding me about the arithmetic operations!!
It helped me create my own project rather than copy-paste code from the internet.

[chiragsaini]

thanks!! man your video helps a lot... after watching the first part it motivated me .. and i created the whole programm before the second part was uploaded!! thanks again!@! man....

[koorahd]

you can use eval for age up there when assigning it rather than int :)

[mancinitesta]

Brother, you're a legend!
Thank you!

[DawidKing]

Damn you make this so easy and interesting.. Love it

[claudiamanta]

Thank you, Tim. You are very talented at teaching, too 👍

[kourygg]

YOU EXPLAIN SO CLEAR TO UNDERSTAND BRIO THANKS FOR YOUR TIME

[jr-bcrj]

I learn more in less than one hr than 2 weeks in my programing class

[jamalji]

So much easier to comprehend if the explanation is project based and you have all the interface rather than having it from a theoretical approach.

[shardul_bhatkar]

Thank you so much it helps me a lot as I am a beginner

[thalesbessa]

You are a great teacher" Nice work and great content in your channel.

[vaibhavkrkm]

Nice tutorial, I'm following this even though I know Python Basics, cuz I love this type of series with projects :)
Anyways, I have a doubt, i think if we compare a string or a single character may be with an integer, I think it checks for it's ordinal values right (a special integer value assigned to every character), that is, if we compare 5 with a character which has the ordinal no. 5, it may give True🤔.. and for matching the type along with the value, I think we can use 'is' or 'is not' operator..
Anyways, for the starting, it's good to understand like this as i think :)

[NattyWerewolf]

bro you should have 100 million views. thank you so much