What Can You Do with Python? - The 3 Main Applications

What is Python used for? What can you do with Python? Watch this video to find out :)

Links I mentioned in the video:

Outline (check the comment section for a clickable version):
0:44 : Web development intro
1:08 : Why web framework?
1:28 : Which Python web framework should you use?

2:30 : Machine learning intro - what is machine learning?
4:36 : Machine learning with Python
5:10 : How to learn machine learning

5:33 : Data analysis / visualization - an example
7:23 : Data analysis / visualization with Python

8:14 : Scripting - what is it?

9:20 : What about game development?
9:50 : What about desktop applications?
10:48 : What about embedded applications?

[CSDojo]

Below is an outline of this video. But first…



Okay, here’s the outline:
0:44: Web development intro
1:08: Why web framework?
1:28: Which Python web framework should you use?

2:30: Machine learning intro - what is machine learning?
4:36: Machine learning with Python
5:10: How to learn machine learning

5:33: Data analysis / visualization - an example
7:23: Data analysis / visualization with Python

8:14: Scripting - what is it?

9:20: What about game development?
9:50: What about desktop applications?
10:48: What about embedded applications?

[mailthatstrash]

CS Dojo: *gives you timestamps so you don't have to watch the whole video to get the specific info you're looking for*
me: I love you

[usamazaheer]

0:40 That's it, that's how you know if a content was created for helping others and teaching them and not just for generating revenue and income.
Huge thumbs up and appreciation for people like you.

[stonks]

I learnt python basics not knowing wtf its even used for

[gauzy]

I remember I made fun of a kid who was learning Python in coding class, while we were all learning Ruby.


He works for NASA Now...

EDIT: Ruby is awesome, and I’m learning C# now!

[sumit_samanta]

the best channel on python tutorial on youtube.. and the best thing rather unique thing is you give those timestamps so that we could directly see or learn what we want.. thanks for the effort.. you are great..👍

[tacticalvictorian]

Thank you for valuing my time and putting time-stamps for each topic.


Respect.

[DatascienceConcepts]

I teach Python at a University and this is really good content.

[navink]

One of the best videos which talks about a tech and how it is used in the industry.. Thanks for making this.

[michaelangellotti]

You summarized in 10 minutes what it took me more than 3 months to figure out bouncing around the internet trying to put a framework idea as to where everything fit. Nice work! Keep it up please.

[theo_suharto]

"You don't have to watch the whole thing if you don't want to"
well guess what ? I watched the whole thing... Reverse psychology at its finest.

[_rytube]

I love that you have the times of certain contents in a table of contents. Its very helpful!!

[nikkim]

thank you sooo much for immediately listing what the video will cover along with the timestamps. I truly wish more youtubers did this. New to the channel, and definitely coming back.

[mburmester]

Just watched the first 50 seconds... Already a big thanks for the nice introduction including the structure of the video! I'd love to see something like this more often.

[maximaleffort]

Excellent video. Very informative, on topic. Zero BS. Good communication skills. Excellent English. Thank you sir.

[ZirJo]

Great overview! I specially liked the library and framework recommendations! Thank you

[willpal]

I love how you offer your viewers the ability to watch the key parts they need other then making as watch the whole video, Love the video. I still watched it all :)

[sergejherbert]

I really enjoyed the overview. The timetable at the start and the whole way of explaining was very well done and not hyped or "click-batey". So thank you for this video!

[frankklimas]

So excited to see a new video from you. I can't get enough of your videos, truly amazing. Thank you ^^

[katokiari]

I've never really learned anything from other youtubers doing code tutorials but this guy explained it in such a good way that i almost got all of it