Expert Python Tutorial #1 - Overview of Python & How it Works

In this expert python tutorial series I will be introducing and discussing advanced level python features like Metaclasses, Generators, Context Managers, Decorators and other advanced python features. We will discuss when and why you would use these features and discuss briefly the implementation details of them.

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[TechWithTim]

What expert/advanced level features do you want to see discussed? Let me know!

[reconnine]

Love that you are doing this series. I think there is a large deficit of advanced level content for any type of programming. Something I have always struggled to find

[rrralpop]

I am here from the 4 hours beginner Python, just to see what will I be typing after several hundred years 😃

[MorbidPasta]

thanks for this series, it seems like everyone on youtube makes a beginner course then drops off to make another beginner course in another language. not many people are sticking to one thing and continuing to build on it

[nuklearboysymbiote]

Blew my mind with the class-making function

[skullkidn]

Hey Tim! Thank you for starting the Python Expert Tutorial series! I have been trying to find Expert tutorials here on YouTube but have been unable to find anything! thanks :D

[tooba]

This is great.. all of the other tutorials on YouTube are for beginners🙄😀

[georgiosdoumas]

What are the intermediate-advanced books that you like and thought were helpful ? I have a list here, so all you watchers feel free to comment (of course it goes without saying that "The Python3 standard library by example", 2017, is a must book)
1. Professional Python (2015)
2. Powerful Python (2017)
3. (3rdEd 2018)
4. (2018)
5. (2018)
6. Expert Python programming (3rdEd 2019)
7. Mastering Object Oriented Python (2ndEd 2019)
8. Serious Python (2019)
9. Pro Python 3 (2ndEd 2019)
10. Effective Python (2ndEd 2019)
11. Practices of the Python Pro (2020)
I think that now-days we have plenty of advanced Python3 books!

[Oskerr]

That dynamic function redefinition is intriguing; rather than directly looping, you could make a generator and manually call next() on the object to update the function definition. I have to imagine that any benefits of this idea would be outweighed by the added complexity and lessened readability, but it's definitely an interesting thought!

[alexramirez]

Thanks for all the work you do, it is greatly appreciated!

[zeonscreamer]

Great work! There are not so many expert tutorial seires out there, cant wait for the next one!

[muizzy]

Love the series already! Looking forward to the rest!

[timmorgan]

Hi Tim - Excellent stuff - I'm liking your Python stuff (& the Rust course too) - Thank you kindly for putting your channel together - Cheers :)

[link]

Thanks Tim, although I learned this already it's a great refresher!

[johnbeenen]

Here are some topics you could try. 1. A program to draw and display vector graphics. 2. A program to use a small data base to input, store and retrieve items. 3. A program to create a client and a server for the internet.

[gavinxu]

This nested function is actually called high-order function in Berkeley cs61a, which can be really useful to write helper function in Python.

[vivonear]

It makes me happy that its really really basic for me and I have been using python only for less than a year.

[emperorscotty]

wow said it was advanced but i Am beginner learning for 5 days and could follow 80%. This video even gave me an idea on how to accelerate my learning speed.

[xyx]

Your work is great.
I want to give a suggestion to you, actually if you provide English subtitles then it had be good.
Please add caption also

[enos]

Cmon, Kite is Soo good to use.. Who wouldn't use it ??