30 Days of Python - Day 8 - Importing - Internal & External - Python TUTORIAL

Day 8 - Importing - Internal & External

In 30 Days of Python, I'll teach you the fundamentals of Python. We created this series as an introduction to programming with Python.

Why Python? It's a very popular way to writing computer programs and automations with board applications: SpaceX & NASA use it to launch rockets, Tesla with autonomous driving, Instagram as a web app backend, Intel to pilot drones/UAVs, and many many others.

What you can do with Python is nearly endless:

Run powerful web applications
Fly drones and launch rockets
Run autonomous robots like drones and self-driving cars
Build connected systems with Arduino and Raspberry PI
Automate business intelligences and perform financial analysis
Machine learning including deep learning
And many more ways
That list is fancy but don't let it scare you. Python is just a tool for writing a series of step-by-step automation rules and that's exactly what software is: a collection of rules for a computer to follow.

The right tools in the right hands can impact the world in such amazing ways.

Shakespeare had very few tools for writing plays and yet he continues to influence our entertainment despite being long gone. Creativity mixed with the right tools can transform how we do everything or why we do it.

That's why I want to teach you this tool. The world needs your creatively, your perspective, your project.

Let's do this!

[Adks]

This is not a usual python tutorial.
His examples are practical and out of the box.
Highly recommend his tutorials who are new to this channel.

[aniltheblogger]

This is the best python tutorial series

[nehalbafna]

Thanks a lot Sir .. I went through many other tutorials for python but i guess yours is the best :)

[muscha]

Thank you a lot of sharing your knowledge.

[tomato]

It took me 2 watch throughs but this was incredibly useful in the end

[brianfarley]

"Don't worry alot of this will remain complicated for a long time." - 30 Days Of code Reality Check

[mikegeo]

thanks a lot for these lessons they are absolutely great

[mosheabz]

those are great tutorias your explanation are easy to understand, well the main problems that's most of the videos running on youtube about python not delivered by pro teachers, if you don't understand the concept of every move in the video thats won't be helpful much, because if you want to build something on your own there is no way you can do it by your self if you don't check diffrent video speaking about whats u need, and that is frustrating so much. its like to teach a kid in the first time that 1 +1 equal 2 for him its mean nothing its just know that 1+1 =2 and why is that he have no idea. when he try to conculate by him self diffrent method that based on the same math he learn, he wont know how to do it. because no one is explain to him thats 1 + 1 is to take one thing and to add one more thing. the next time thats he will try to add diffrent numbers by him self it will be much more easier after he learn the concept.

[justinmean]

For all ya'll struggling a bit. Try the current tutorial a couple of times. Iterate it. Fail or succeed. CONTINUE! It will become clear the further in you go! Just come back to the failed tutorial another day!

[gregery]

well, I think that this is not 30 days of Python, it is 30 days of advanced Python for Django users. Anyways, I'll keep on trying, but this is extremely confusing for me.

[kishorgupta]

Thanks for these great video series. Appreciated your effort! Looking for your suggestion, I am about the build one Tutorial website, please help me to choose the technologies to use (both front end and backend). I am considering using React and Tailwind for the front end and Django for the back end. Am I in the right direction?

[ai.]

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[clutchnoobs]

Thank you for this series! I am learning a lot. I had one question: did you put the formatting function in a separate module for the sake of showing us the internal import? In real situation would you put both formatting and send in the same module?

Thank you again! I can’t wait to finish the rest of this series

[JD-snxc]

As far as I know, method is a function inside the class

[Intellectual_House]

hello i didn't really get what you did with sys.arg ? i understand what the function does but why you used it ?

[JuanBorque]

I'm following along and trying to run this around the 17:45 mark, but I have this issue on this line of code on the send.py file: msg = format_msg(my_name=name, my_website=website). I get an orange underline under msg telling that msg: str Unused variable 'msg'pylint(unused-variable). Why is that?

[devrahul]

Sir, I request you to use word wrap view in vs...some code is hidden.

[goodwish]

Windows VS code: Ctrl + drag : copy the folder.

[Aditya-fzhs]

i am having a red underline on the word else: although i have copied exact code as above. please tell how to fix it.

[crakfish]

I'm getting a red underline under "import" on "import requests", even though I already installed it. I tried to install it again to see if it had an installation error, then I restarted my laptop, but it was still giving it a red underline.