Python As Fast as Possible - Learn Python in ~75 Minutes

Did I go too fast for you? ;)

Me: Watching in 2x speed to learn python in 37 minutes and 30 seconds.

Tim: This video is not for beginners. Also Tim: Here's how to download Python.

Being a Python programmer myself, I'm very much impressed with this video. I think you covered almost everything in less than 90 minutes. Impressive. I approve! haha

Coming from Java and C, the lack of Semicolons simultaneously pleases me and disturbs me to my core.

In the speed of C you taught Python, BTW thanks for this video

I'm a now retired software engineer. I used primarily Java from the mid 90's until 2016. I like to keep up with all things technical, and I've noticed that Python is making huge gains in a number of areas and uses. I first came across a highly rated Python video like this, but it was 4.5 hours long. This video was exactly what I hoped to find. Very concise, not presented too fast at all for a seasoned vet of the trade. I've subscribed and will check back often. Thank you! Chad

No-one will read this, probably. But i wanted to put it here to motivate the guy who thinks he cant do it. I'm a complete begginner, Novice. Ive never code a thing in my life. I'm a green Newbie. or atleast I thought I was. I've been self teaching for a few weeks, but very very slowly. And I decided to watch this video to help introduce me to all the concepts, so that I have some exposure before i actually begin to learn them. But I'm at the 30 minute mark, and there is VERY little that I've not been introduced too. And now he's moving onto else/if/elif, and ive learned this already too. I just feel really accomplished, because it's something Ive always wanted to do, but never really gave myself permission to do.

Who else already know most of this, but still watching this (:

Excellent revision tool for anyone with previous Python experience but needing a little refresher. I particularly like the annotations on the timeline at the bottom of the screen, which makes picking and choosing topics simple and convenient - great stuff Tim

This video was awesome. I've been trying to back to coding after getting slowed down by my depression. You laid this out very simply and covered a lot of things way better than other resources. Thank you so much for this video!

Finally, a tutorial that I can have fun watching and still learn the language with ease and concentration... thanks Tim, this is exactly what I need

I love how eloquent and concise you are with your presentation. There are a lot of youtube programming "teachers" but no one who duplicates your streamlined and balanced approach.

I wish this video existed before :p, it's probably best for people who have basic knowledge of programming but want to preview syntax and stuff

I've been looking for a way to refresh my memory on python (without going through 6 hours of tutorials) since I haven't done anything with it after learning it about a month ago... Thanks Tim💞💞😊

I'm very impressed the fact you were able to condense that much information into an hour long video good job mate !

What an amazing video this is!. Thanks Tim for the work you put in and let us have access to such free but important content

This is a great primer! Coming from Javascript and wanting to explore Python, the last thing I'd want to do is a tutorial for people just beginning to program as opposed to one focusing on syntax and intricacies of the language. I imagine that to complete beginners some things were very confusing, but people with experience appreciate this format. Thanks!

Thanks man, I've gone on a long break, so I forgot many essential stuff in Python, and when I tried to take a course, most of them were very slow and decades long, they were very boring and easy but this one is just a really good revision course.

Your examples are very well thought out, they often show 2 or 3 potential outcomes of various problems at the same time. I love how you construct scenarios that show us how the code reacts in a variety of ways. Thanks for your thoughtful lesson design