The Truth About Learning Python in 2024

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Learning python to code some video synthesis for my Critter and Guitari Eyesy. Any help would be fantastic please!

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Thanks for this

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you can do front development with reflex and python

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Hey Tim, congratulations, you have MADE YOUR ARM MUSCLES like a PYTHON 😉😄😁

I'm a complete beginner and trying to learn how to code. I'll try to learn python as my first programming language. Thank you! - New Subscriber.

I learned Python as a first language and it’s great for beginners. But apart from some quick scripting and light data analysis I won’t be using it again. However, as an easy way into programming it’s great.

Not a programmer, I watched because I was wondering whether AI has made all entry level coding extinct? I got the impression that it has. That is, a few years ago the (UK) government was encouraging everybody to learn to code, but now AI can do in seconds what a person can do in weeks (at least that's my perception), so is there any point at all in learning python as a complete beginner just to put on your CV?

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I am learning python and Django about one year, does it worth to continue as a back end web developer in 2024 please help me❤😢 I am confused

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1. I’m a complete beginner
2. I want to move forward into the gaming industry but I don’t want to dive straight into C++ and C#
3. I’m also about to start school and the first class is teaching python.

I'm learning Python so I can write a program to rid the Everglades of invasive pythons.

I'm just starting with Python 😅

If you want to develop a project with a great programming language with a TON of support that is easy to learn and had the ability to take care of 90% of what most developers need- Use python. This argument that is described in the video is bs.

I managed to make a python that that just turns everything to python even game making i can use python that is how bad i am at learning new programming 😭

You should not learn Python, you should consider choosing another profession. That's the truth, there are so many people that have studied IT and still studying IT this day.

Good efforts. however, all those skills mentioned are included in python - concurrency, multithreading, pointers etc. Can you educate me better on this? I have been using it for almost 2 decades and I used most of this features you mentioned lately.

Thanks a lot.

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I've been mainly using C# / SQL since 2005. Company I'm at now for a few years has some Python scripts mainly for automation or just quick database stuff. I HATE it! I still mainly do C#/SQL there but occasionally I have to make changes to a Python application or script. Can't wrap my head around it and I've used probably 20 differently languages in my career both front end and backend. I'd almost rather write ASM (which I have) than Python.

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Python is is pseudo code just learn it no matter what you really want to learn

Great video, I recently got into this career, I watch a lot of your videos, super helpful. Trying to master python soon.

I started doing programming projects with high programming, ❗❗Python❗❗, I hope you will see them and give me your opinion🤗☝️👆

My reason is for my job. I was given a task that involves CI record automation and some of the code involves Python and Ansible. So I guess I'm learning Python now lol. I'm already a little familiar with Ansible but I'll be continuing on that as well.

Been at it for a couple weeks now and I've already got several new ideas for updating and rewriting some existing scripts and applications in Python for automation and efficiency.

I'm learning python for an automation project i have in mind.

yeah i been improving my Python skill for data analytics but damn most free courses i find on algorithm and data structures are in java, its not like i have a problem with java its just confusing

What is the best language?

i h ope you not becoming like techsource

Always a great video. Learned everything I know the last 4-6 months from you 💯

Also learn Linux

If you like it, learn it and learn it well. Nevermind this crap that guy is selling.

I work in tech industry but not as developer, I am a Business Analyst. I use Python for small automation that I can build much faster than writing down all the specs and ask a real developer to do the job.

Its true that Python is slow, not visually appealing and not suitable for developing games. But, if I only wanted to learn two programming languages and python is already one that I am good at, which other programming language do you think would complement it best? Not just covering the areas where python is weak but also interface with python code if required. I have heard C# is something in that zone but are there any other alternatives?

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I am programming since 1977 and started with ZX81 BASIC and Z80 Assembly right on the spot. Over time, I moved to C and Assembly, being machine language my main job source at all times.

Today, I am developing a complex online game with Python with the intent to get a quick and dirty solution first, and gradually switch over to C/C++.

Right now, speed is not my concern, but web integration, and the only language I found for this kind of application is Python.

I am fluent with a lot of other languages, but for example, PHP isn't adequate.


Python was cheap to learn, easy to adapt to unusual challenges, and easy to transform later.

I don't believe a valid reason not to learn python is "just because everyone else is doing it." Not anyone can write the same way YOU can.

I don't believe a valid reason not to learn python is "just because everyone else is doing it." Not anyone can write the same way YOU can.

I am interested in becoming an Ai developer , GenAi Engineer or NLP Engineer. I know Python is a programming language one needs to learn to get into those careers. Aside from that what other courses do I need to take? Do you have any recommendations?

What about mojo

Back when I was an undergrad I signed up for some contract Fortran work. Two weeks before my work was supposed to begin i get a call, "We need you to come in and help out with some COBOL programming!"
"But, I don't know COBOL..."
"Doesn't matter!"

just a crappy argument, so bad

Thank you