Python3 Beginner Tutorial 1 - Intro & Setup

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[mrhunterf]

Excellent and clear teaching! Thanks very much for these videos.

[ArchBishop]

Hey there Draps, me and some friends (highschoolers) are entering in the picoctf security competition, could you give it a quick look and let me know what you think of it? Are there any other resources you would recommend to get some hands on experience in the security field?

[CoderCoder-qshf]

hey Drap great video; how do you work on ubuntu which running on VMware so fast?
i have ubuntu running on VBOX but it is very slow.any suggestions? thank you

[fa]

what are the differences when using IDLE or commandprompt/terminal?

[gopalkannan]

can you suggest me which course is better, , , , because im totally confused, , , some peoples say that orcale(sql and pl slq) are best, , then other group says python(django) are best, , , can you help

[han-tinghsieh]

Is Python great for rook like me who does not know anything about coding? Or there's other coding lessons more accessible for me to learn?

[DrapsTV]

Good Luck to you and your friends! have fun!

[avyas]

Good Videos ! please make videos for Python for web development (flask/Django) and python data analysis

[aiman]

Should I.start with Python 2 or Python 3?

[Antik_df]

Hi man tnaks for the video, can i do all that programing in a mac?? Tanks

[gordonfreeman]

Hey what version of Ubuntu are you using? I mainly want to know if it works on 12.04

[joffrey.schilling]

Hi
Thanks a lot for this video, it was perfect.
I ve got a problem now : 'python3' is not recognized as an internal or external command.
Could you help me please?

[floppycloud]

simple piece of code that i edited with:


def execu():
s=open("blah.txt", "r")
for line in s:
print(line.strip("\n\r"))
s.close()



try:
f=open("blah.txt", "r")
execu()
f.close()

except:
print("file not found or not readable")
print("do you want to create a new file [y/n]")
ch = str(input())
if ch == 'y':
p=open("blah.txt", "w")
p.write(str(input("Enter a line :")) + '\n')

finally:
print("Exiting")

[shambles]

I coincedenlt got python add as soon as I went on this XD