How to Learn Python FAST with ChatGPT?

In this video, I am sharing 4 tips to learn any coding language FAST with ChatGPT. This video is focused on Python for data science but the tips are relevant to any programming language. How have you been using ChatGPT? Any cool ideas?

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0:00 Intro
1:20 Intro to Python HubSpot (sponsored)
2:03 Roadmap
4:24 SQL to Python
5:26 Simplify concepts
6:22 Write new code
7:03 Other ChatGPT hacks
7:31 Limitations of ChatGPT

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I'm Sundas. I'm a self-taught data scientist from a non-tech background, currently at a FAANG company. I have been in the industry for over 8 years spread across two big tech companies. On this channel, I share tips for people interested in entering data science with the goal to democratize knowledge and make complicated topics digestible for everyone. All opinions are mine!

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[grahamwilliams]

I have a book on python, I'm enrolled for a python course, but when I started using chatgpt as a tutor 90% of the time, my learning in python accelerated. Thanks for the insightful information.

[Anthromod]

I've been using it to create simple python programs and then building them into something more complex. So far it seems pretty helpful when troubleshooting and explaining issues. The generated code has been much more useful than trying to hunt down bits and pieces on the internet.

[vandalar]

As a learning tool it is absolutely amazing. It can make learning so much more efficient, you can ask it questions at any time and it spits out answers almost instantly in most cases with code examples and explanations to what each element in the code does. Very exciting times to live in.

[NonnyStrikes]

Basically went from hours of listening to get 3 minutes of progress before gpt.

Now... I'm already writing ap programs for my android. Any bugs they have are fixed immediately too.

Love this vid. More people need to know of the benefits of learning for free that this tool presents.

[Wraith]

i started learning python like 3 weeks ago and recently tried out chatgpt for fun
but then realized how good it actually is, I often give it my codes and it points out the flaws and ways i could improve my codes. It literally is like a tutor

[Invester]

ChatGPT is a huge tool for developers. As for learning, you have to know the basics first before going jump to it. Since you won't understand a single thing.

[itlekang]

Thanks, its awesome.
Ask for roadmap for a skill.
Break it down to smaller modules, and create a weekly plans.
Ask for learning links, like
Take actions, and use it as tutor along the way for hints.

[sanluis]

Thank much Ms. Sundas. You inspired me to learn Python now. I have no background to any of these codings in IT. I only watch them in YT. Again thank you very much for sharing this short tutorial. More power to your YT channel.👍🏼👍🏼

[mazahirsyed]

Learning programing from chat GPT is not easy if you are Learning something first time. You need to be guided along the path, yes keeping chatgpt along the is really very fruitful.

[mikatu]

The rule is always, in order for you to make smart questions you need to be smart. That is rare these days!

[anthonypace]

Here’s the thing, it could teach you, but sometimes it chooses to hold back. It often gets things wrong and lies. It will only teach you what it thinks is “okay” to teach you, unless you trick it.

Asking for small chunks of code is useful, but asking for bigger chunks often leads to bad code.

It really is better as a tutor, but a tutor you know you’ll need to double check. At least with code it’s east to test out things right away.

[sevens]

A very practically helpful video, which teaches people how to fish and arming people with possibilities. Good job! And also love the very unique blend of your American-Punjabi accent!

[jdiggitty]

I took a Tools for Data Science course 2 semesters ago which covered R, python, SQL. I ran the final project questions through ChatGPT and they worked for the most part. Even with asking it as basic as I could I only would have had to go in and change the variable names or dataframe names. This would have been a game changer during the course. I spent days troubleshooting code at times.

[dummyDoona]

I like pretty much how u guide regarding things in easy terms. It's quite easy to follow your videos. Thank you so much

[hawk-rjbs]

I use it as a personal tutor to study for software engineering. It's not completely correct all the time but it sure is good at what it does.

[forshetrial]

I did that, it helps me a lot, for example.

“What is Typecasting in javascript, How to use it. Explain to a 10 year old with real world examples.”

It’s response is truly magnificent

[koyha]

One amazing thing is, you can ask for Python code quiz stuff, like gimme a small python puzzle to solve. it can give hints about how to solve it if you are having difficulties. This gets you hands on the actual coding and makes you think about the code and result to the question Chat GPT asked u.

[UnZipTech]

FYI, u don't need to again and again copy and paste the previous command. U can just keep on adding new commands and it will automatically connect it with previous one

[alexfilipchuk]

I use it to create bots for some browser-based games. I don't have any coding experience.
It helped me to create a bot that interacts with the browser, sends messages to me via messenger whens something happens in the game that requires user intervention.
Now we are adding computer vision functions to interact with game objects.

The final result is a bot that plays like a human :)

[vitoryuri]

Awesome as always Sundas, thanks for this video ♥️👏👏