Python in 100 Seconds

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- Is YouTube built with Python?
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[pragyan]

Every other language: Nooo, you can't multiply strings and integers together
Python: "Haha, string and int multiplication goes b" + "r" * 8

[veermetri]

Mate, can you make C++ in 100 seconds ?, computer engineering students would love it 😅

[vectoralphaSec]

Python is the #1 choice for Data Science, Data Analytics, Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Computer Vision, Natural Language Processing and so much more as well as heavilly used in backend server side web development. It's a nice language. Really having a fun time learning it compared to my most known languages like C, C++ and Java.

[thehonestabe]

I love these 100 second videos! They're full of useful information that sometimes is difficult to find in multi hour long videos

[AshesOfEther]

0:30 "And is the language of choice for big data and machine learning" *Proceeds to show MarI/O, which was written in Lua*

[MikeKoss]

You forgot to mention list comprehensions (generator expressions) - mind blowing when you first encounter them.

[Kamel]

I'm a Python technology manager for a large company and I've never seen such a great explainer of what Python is and its benefits, exceptional work! Most similar videos make me very upset because they will say technically correct but misleading things like it's very slow, or say things that are just plain wrong (usually they say it's loosely typed, bravo at identifying it's strongly typed and dynamic). If I were to critique I would add that it has simple interfaces into almost any other language. this makes it it easy to offload computationally expensive things into fast languages like C/C++ and work well in a mixed language stack.

[juanandrescastillofuenmayo]

YOU'RE KILLING IT MAN 😍 Keep up these amazing videos. By the end of the year you'll probably have the main 100 software development languages covered.

[CodingEntrepreneurs]

Python! Django! Big Data! Notebooks!

How did I not make this video?! 🤔

Nice work @fireship. Love the videos.

[ferret]

python programmer here, ur indentation doesnt have to be 4 spaces, it can be however many spaces you want, you just have to use the same amount throughout ur code

[coconutz]

I was asking about this in the previous of 100 seconds, thanks for the video Jeff 🙏🏼

[mno]

at this point, you have to do elixir (and its ecosystem: phoenix and liveview)

[kharlopena]

Started with Python. Got really good with JAVA, C#, Swift, and C for different projects. Love these other languages too (some more than other), but still go back to Python: beautiful, clean, intuitive, and powerful.

[kevin.malone]

I looove Python for any kind of data related project. ETL jobs, data processing, etc. all become so fluent. But for application development, it really can be a pain. Even for web server, I'm not the biggest fan of Django.

But my goodness, if I wanna process some csv's, or write a script to standardize data into a specific format, Python has never done me wrong.

[sidhantsrivastava]

Loved this video a lot. Can't wait for the full rust tutorial

[kennethd]

The editing in this video is next level 👏🏽

Great work Jeff!

FYI, python also powers the Vimeo video player 😉

[Kilopillz]

I really like these 100 second video. I used them for educatainment (education and entertainment). Please make more they are good conversation starters with other devs

[kadourkadouri]

Very nice !! We clearly want to see more contents like this more often !

[scvnthorpe__]

I've been working a *lot* with python lately, it's been an absolute pleasure.

Dipping into Rust on the side, but resources there can be trickier sometimes

[nawd]

Amazing video! You should definitely do a 100 seconds on ruby next if you can!