Learn Python in 60 Minutes from Java

Topics with Timestamps:
1:13 - Print Statements
4:02 - Comments
4:59 - Variables
7:58 - Mathematical Operators
10:01 - Casting
11:25 - Getting input from user
13:55 - Strings/Operations with Strings
20:10 - Lists
29:01 - Tuples
34:14 - Comparing for Equality
37:17 - Relational/Logical Operators
39:50 - If-Statements
41:58 - While-Loops
43:16 - For-Loops
45:00 - For-each Loops
46:30 - Else Statements with Loops
47:58 - Functions/Helper Methods
50:35 - Optional Parameters
50:50 - Classes

[saamikko]

Great job man. Just wanted to get the fundamental syntax of the language without the "this is variable, and here's what you can do with variables" bs. Coming to python out of interest to machine learning and I belive this video saved me countless of hours of swearing over the strange notation :)

[Ali_Pxll]

Timeline:

(Differences between their Data Types)
Syntax: 0:26
Printing: 1:13
Commenting: 4:01
Variables: 4:56
Printing Variables: 6:36
Input: 11:25
String & Substring: 13:55
List & Its functions: 20:09
Immutable list (Tuple): 28:49

(Differences between their Comparison)
Equality (== & .equals): 34:12
Inequalities ( <, >, <=, >=) & Negation (! operation): 37:13

(Differences between their Control Statements)
If, else if & else Statements: 39:47
While Loop: 41:57
For Loop: 43:16
For-Each Loop: 44:52
For Loop & If, Else Statements Combination: 46:27

(Differences between their Functions & Classes)
Functions: 47:50
Classes (OOP): 51:32

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[cannolijoey]

Awesome video! It's really hard to find a tutorial that doesn't try to teach you object oriented programming all over again! Keep up the good work :)

[harrisnadeem]

We have been taught Java in college, and now that we are about to take Data Structures, it is based on Python. I came across this video and can not believe how much it helped. It is surprising how a video from 2015 can help a student in 2022. I do not have the words to thank you enough for making this video. LEGEND!

[orchface]

49:58
Java can take an indefinite number of parameters in a method with var args


You can do


public static int sum(int... args){


int returnSum = 0;
for(int i : args) returnSum += i;
return returnSum;


}


And all of these are valid calls:


sum(4);
sum(5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10);
sum(-50, 200, 40, 20);
sum(3, 6, 9);

[alehel]

Needed a tutorial that taught the basics of Python without going over the basics of programming. This was exactly what I needed! Thanks.

[UnbreakablePickaxe]

I mostly use java and c++ but I needed to learn python for school. This was a much better option over the 6 hour long tutorials which start from the basics of programming. Thanks for this video!

[jenniferstern]

Thank you very much!

Great tutorial without having to hear basic programming concepts again and again. Concise and to the point!

[mariamaldonado]

This is gold, I'm java developer studying to move to Python and I was so sleepy starting studying python from basic and this helped me a lot. Thanks for your amazing work

[JamKelley]

Really loved this video. Whenever I started to formulate a question in my head you answered it in the next few seconds.

[bowending]

This video saved me A LOT OF TIME from transfering from Java to Python that helped me to directly started my machine learning project. GREATLY APPRECIATED!

[brandonmorrow]

I never comment on videos, but this is the greatest thing ever. I was getting annoyed with other videos because they did 0 comparisons to Java or more advanced languages for experienced programmers. Well done and thank you!

[lloydmiller]

Thank you so much, you just saved my semester!! I'm a student on exchange and the CS department here uses Python ... Needed to learn asap. Thanks again!!!

[official-DRFRE]

Thank bro you just saved all of us so much time.... God Bless you

[taozhou]

Very uesful! I am a Java developer and this video helps me take python in a short time

[snehil]

One of the greatest video of all time.

[umanathjha]

Understanding people's expectations make you smart and a better teacher/trainer. Thank you so much

[MorganBlem]

Only downside to not having to reference the Math class is that we can't just press "." to get a full list of all our complex operations! :( haha

[PrCre]

Exactly what i have searched for. Thanks!

[SientifikSiameez]

Nice! I'm especially glad the description has timestamps since I'll definitely be coming back to this video for the foreseeable future!