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[Socratica]

It's official! The Socratica Python Kickstarter was a success! Thank you to all of our supporters. Because of you, many more Python videos coming soon!! 💜🦉

[mehjebinmujeeb]

I don't think I've ever enjoyed learning so much!!! <3

[abhideepsingh]

no one will believe that she is also an accomplished actor!!!

[pourash]

This is an absolute goldmine. I was on the hunt for a playlist to refresh my memory on different concepts, and I am glad I stumbled upon this channel. Love the tech humor as well! Great job!

[jkp]

World's best introduction to python. No chance of any other tutorial to top this.

[abilashmurthy]

Fantastic content and explanation. Kudos to Ulka, Michael, Andriy and whole SOCRATICA team!!

[techtitans]

Your video was really good. Great explanations. I especially like the fact that you were very clear and detailed with defining #concatenation and one can identify an element that is connected to a particular index. It was really helpful to me that you did not stray off topic by talking about your cat or what you had for lunch or the position of the camera. Sometimes when Youtubers do that during an instructional video, it is annoying and distracting. Thanks for the great video! 👍

[FishBoneBogdy]

I like your tutorials very much. I love that all of them aren't boring, narrated with a boring male voice which stays in front of a computer without care for life. Thumbs up and subscribe!

[pravin]

"i would have a very, very long list." I am falling for this host! Somebody help me

[PunmasterSTP]

It seems like Socratica has a wonderfully large array of phenomenal videos!

[bckzilla]

I love these videos. She is so smart and so good at making it obvious.

[madull]

I find myself watching even videos about things i know im good at, just becouse of the humor and also the easy explanations, that tought me something i missed totally, great channel, wish i found it long before i started coding in python!

[MrEstebanEscudero]

I really enjoy your videos. You make learning very easy and interesting. Thumbs up for the length of each video also. They are short as they should, but with plenty of useful info. You have won a subscriber. :)

[paulfuel]

These are great videos to learn Python. Add more lectures please!

[X_x_kingfisher_x_X]

Nice really nice!
Extremely delightful presentation!!
In last 3days i watched many of your videos, and not disappointed once. MashaAllah

[markus]

I like to think of slicing as the first unit starting from 0, and the second unit starting from 1. If you have a list of [a. b. c. d. e] and you want the 2:4 slice, you can count a = 0, b = 1 c = 2 (start slice). Then you can count again a = 1, b = 2, c = 3, d = 4 (end slice).

Because "2 to 4 but not including 4" is such a hassle to say in the head.

[Hyvitetty]

This saves so much time. I like the style of these videos. :) Thanks.

[theencryptedpartition]

Can’t believe it was 5 years ago. Good job!

[singularity]

*socratica:* "Lists start at zero..."
*lua:* "Them fighting words!"

[wulf]

This is a pretty fun way to learn about lists