Hello! Programming with Python for Kids and Beginners 3/10 [A Part of Udemy Course]

This is a part of the following Udemy course.

This course is designed to help students and programming enthusiasts who are just beginning to learn programming.  The goal is help learners get a better grasp of concepts of programming, along with a little bit of fun.

Students will follow Sophia and her brother Jacob, as Sophia is introduced to the world of Python programming. Jacob, the elder sibling, is a programming engineer at an IT company and Sophia is just a curious teenager enthralled by the realm of coding and eager to be an IT engineer herself, just like her brother.

Sophia is excited to learn how to code in Python after her brother tells her that that if she learns how to code, she can create interactive animations and even create her own games. He also lets her in on some other benefits of coding.

He teaches her every single detail, even how to download python from the Internet, how to install it and how to write simple and helpful programs. Jacob lets his sister learn hands-on by letting her do a lot of the coding tasks herself.

This course will provide students with a fun way to learn coding skills. The concepts are explained in such a simple fashion, that even a child can easily learn to code.

At the end of the course, students will be able to do simple calculations, make lists and learn how programming can be put to practical use . More importantly, students will come to realize that there is no reason to be afraid of coding. In fact, anyone can code, as long as they have the desire to learn.

[jayh]

Guys, I have learned something today. Thanks.
When I was in college I got a D a programming class because I did not study. I regret it ever since. Now I want to learn iit at age 50.

[VirKap]

I'm ten and i am glad i watched this video and was able to start python so early

[Kingsan]

Would you like to upload 4/5 and 5/5 soon thanks because of u I scored full in computer

[silvipriya]

Great Job team Animate U.I myself a python trainer for IT professionals and i landed up in your video link somehow.. The concepts are very well taught. Kudos to the team and expecting many more such videos.

[Kalpanaboppudi]

I love coding and I want to learn Python. So I searched in google and saw your videos and I started python programming and I like learning from this channel.

[ShruthiAmruth]

I am very Happy cause, I was able to Get A+ In my Computer class. Your Videos are "The Best" thx a lot. Well I hope that u get a 100K Or maybe above that.😊

[yuntaofei]

This is a very good course for kids. Sad that not enough likes and no 4/5 and 5/5.

[carsmusicreviews]

Keep it up I am 10 years old and understood everything thanks

[lewis-yyet]

print("%s did her homework for %s hours"(name, hours_worked))
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "<pyshell#38>", line 1, in <module>
print("%s did her homework for %s hours"(name, hours_worked))
TypeError: 'str' object is not callable. what??🤔🤔🤔

[amilcarparraga]

Excellent videos, my son of 12 understood the concept and even was making his own exercises (motivated on the videos).

[amilcarparraga]

Would you upload the 4/5 and 5/5 soon ? Thanks !

[mdraheem]

I can understand now correctly, it's better than my school teacher

[shambhu_matur]

Excellent my son 11 and my daughter 6 both are getting hang of this. Appreciate the effort in explaining the concept in a way kids can easily understand

[sumamr]

Where are chtapter_4, 5, 8, 9, 10 video

[talarisanthosh]

great job - for your presentations / good some more videos upload Thank you

[Akriti-at]

I love this animated explanation of python I have been learning from this channel, and it helped me a lot thank you so much animate U.

[ram.futty]

Thanks so much! I can now learn how to code! Very thankful.

[geetanjalitripathi]

At the question time first question Jacob said 'type Jacob Rodrigues is 27 years old " but Sophia type "Jacob Rodrigues is 22 years old" it's not correct

[renjininair]

Very good courses and my child is also learning this

[Riftin]

you won't get a syntax error when u start and finish a string with double quotes, even when having a single quote, so the final example was just false