47 Comments

1. Did I go too fast for you? 😉

2. Amazing video to refresh some stuff you easily forget before an exam…

3. Thank you Tim. This was a great video.
   The timeline for the video topics was especially helpful.

   Also can you let me know what EDITOR you used for this video and how I can download and install it?

4. nice turorial i want more

5. how can i join without money

6. Loved the speed of this. Great way to get introduced to Python if you already know programming

7. ~51:20 Am I to understand from "why is remove in a set faster then a list" explanation that the list is actually stored continuously in memory like "real" arrays? Because in JavaScript it's actually a linked list and I sort of assumed it's like that here is well. If it's a linked list then your explanation is wrong since removing the first time should not require moving data in memory. It does make sense, however, that searching for a VALUE will be faster in a Set because it can be implemented as a hash-map, which can lookup values in amortized O(1) time but cannot keep track of order.

8. can i learn enough quickly to then learn ai100
   ?

9. Super useful tutorial …

10. imagine if all my college lectures were this focused and fun. learned more than in 3 weeks of college as a sophomore

11. 75 minutes learn Python, 12 hours no typeracer

12. Very useful thanks ❤️

13. Hello Tim you are 12 years old

14. Tim: This video is not for beginners.

    Me: Eh…

15. dude why are you advertising during teaching?

16. dude great video, and great channel

17. Привет, русским, украинцам, белорусам и другим)

18. That was absolutely amazing
    Thank you !

19. always love your ideas bro ,thanks.

20. Hey Tim, I watched the whole video, how can I get my certificate?

21. Awesome video! Congrats

22. Thanks for the video it is great and very informative one request can u make a video based on dictionaries and all the built-in functions we can use with dictionaries and the perfect use of dictionaries in programs and if there is one video plz can u give the link of it in the reply box

23. Why use snake case? I like camel case

24. most of my very little coding experience is with matlab so that list reference bit kinda surprised me and would definitely have me pulling my hair out if nobody told me about it

25. p-e-r-f-e-c-t! I love it!

26. Personal Time Stamps :
    1 – 00:00
    Skip – 02:14 – 03:03
    2 – 22:19
    3 – 47:33
    Skip – 1:10:42 – 1:13:08
    4 – 1:13:08

27. This speed ROCK. ADHD approved

28. What what

29. That's great!

30. Teaching me more than any college could, and I’m at Stanford for machine learning smh

31. Got hung up on the len() function part because I wasn't sure whether len(y) = 2 because of 'hi' having two letters or because there were two instances of 'hi', but a quick google set me straight. "When the object is a string, the len() function returns the number of characters in the string."

32. This video was perfect for me! As someone who can code in java, this was a great way to pick up some of the basic concepts and syntax for using Python. I have been wanting to learn python for a while and even got a Udemy course, but it just felt like it was going very slow because its targeted audience was complete beginners. This video was fast, but at a good pace that I could keep up with. Thank you and I look forward to watching your other tutorials on more advanced topics!

33. POV: Dream learning Phyton

34. This video was a lot of help! Thanks a ton!!!

35. Learning Python from Tim the 12-year-old

36. Hello, + is used to concatenate variables of the same type while , can concatenate variables of different types, am I getting that point right?

37. Had forsaken Python for a few months and that helped me recovering pretty much what I've learned so far, plus some different that helped me understanding bits a little more, like what's a lambda. Highly recommended for inexperienced "programmers" like me. I mostly read rather than writing code for my job.

38. This is the best video for python quick tutorial

39. holy shit this is the PERFECT video for me. I already know an intermediate level of Java but am completely new to python, all of the other beginners courses waste so much time on the basics and its really boring but your pace and your examples were fucking awesome I literally never like videos but immediately smashed it for you.

40. My purpose is creating Relational Databases and or CRMs ( not much need for any calculations) ? Wondering for a person not knowing much about Codes, which code is easier to understand, learn and use. VBA or Python or any other ? Any chance you might have a free sample Python template to see how it looks?

41. you are perfect dude

42. i thought its BODMAS,
    but anyway the vid helped me, i had a few basic doubts. ty TIm

43. i understood half of the video, i am a learning programmer

44. 24:00

45. Although the video is of 75 minutes, it took 150 minutes to complete as we have to watch it at 0.5x speed

46. SDADS 😉

47. quality!

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