Python 101 for Network Engineers

An introduction to the basics of Python, provided in the context of a Network Engineer's perspective

[bryank.]

Thanks Calvin! This training was an awesome introduction to Python, and a neat way to audit software compliance. I hope to see more content from you in the future!

[Cluccers]

SO refreshing to find a tutorial that doesn't assume your technically illiterate, really helped me start off learning at a great paced, keep up the great work!

[jaywessex]

please continue making content. this is excellent and your way of articulating is right up my alley for long learning sessions.

[brade]

Well done sir! You have a knack for explaining yourself, a gift that few possess. For individuals with no experience with automation in a professional environment such as me, thank you!

[alexiscalderons]

Thank you very much Calvin! You rocket it 🫶🚀🚀🚀🚀😍 an awesome intro training.
I’ll be practicing and getting my hand dirty into it. ❤️

[timothyncho]

Nailed it. Simple but important information just for network engineers

[PRESHALINP]

this is such a great video, thank you Calvin for explaining things in a really detailed manor...

[pipi_delina]

I wish there was time stamp for the video.... the tuts is awesome.... big ups....

[tapansaha]

very clear explanation, we expect more such type of videos in future. Thank you Calvin.

[NetworkTechnician]

Thanks for the conditions procedure. Amazingly explained.

[craigreid]

Thanks Calvin, thats some great content right there.

[mansoormohammed]

Really helpful video Calvin for beginners like me

[gagufias]

Thank you for this great tutorial, I would like to see a similar video but with the use of Cisco devices.

[jaffatherealest]

Great video. Covered lots but also easy to follow. Python is very logical imo so having lots of fun learning it!

[lamindarboe]

thank you so much for the wonderful video.

[johndoolittle]

Great training..Very well articulated!

[igorshtanko]

Good job. Very usefull. Thank you very much.

[shadowintel_]

Good job, i have a question i am upper beginner/intermediate level in python will it be good if i learn python for network and pentesting because i need to learn more about the code of pentesting would you suggest me nevertheless i do like your channel. Thanks

[riazkhanmarwat]

how did Devices() know what ip is for the 'host' in this tutorial?

[ManuelBerfelde]

nice vid - just one thing: windows has package managers ('winget, chocolatey) to install software - it would be cool if you helped spread the word!