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Interested in Game Artificial Intelligence and Artificial Life. Currently studying(by myself)too many things to be worth the mention.
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Python, sweet as candy. [ID:676] (1/4)
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video tutorial by gasto, added 04/08
Name:
[3253] gasto
Member:
67 months
Authored:
41 videos
Description:
C/C++ and python programmer. Some knowledge of graphic design too.
Interested in Game Artificial Intelligence and Artificial Life. Currently studying(by myself)too many things to be worth the mention ...
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Have you ever been frustrated with all the compiling process, and wished that all just magically appeared after a pair of seconds of thinking of a feature. You don't know what I am talking about...?, anyways this tutorial is for you. Learn python, you will not regret it. You'll be surprised how easy it is. Python is an interpreter, meaning that it does not produce machine language code, but actually a mid-level language that is interpreted by, well... the python interpreter. So if you create an executable out of a python script, that same executable shall include the python.exe if you want it to work on most machines.
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insightful:keep it up
excellent..
Any other ones by the same author?
A friend of mine suggested that I start out with python instead of perl. After watching your video, I'm impressed. I will continue. Thanks.
It was an awesome tutorial for a beginner like me...aptly demonstrated
Only problem i was facing was the volume was too low although my PC volume was kept to max...so if its a flaw in ur recording part kindly look into it...else it was really gr8...good job
Very good tutorial gasto, thanks!
Very good. Thank you.
ovation
Pretty good.
Excellent!
Hi this is a very nice tutorial for people to start off or people shifting from other programming laguages
please continue to post more of these videos for people around the world learning python
wonderfull video, keep up the good work!
That was very nice. Nice language, nice expressions. Yes, it is sweet as candy =) Thanks.
was good but seemed like instructor made alot of mistakes he had to go back and recorrect himself..was he drunk?
Thanks for tutorial, it was very educating. :-)
lst[x][y]
very good
very good, but i wanted to know how to access a particular item in a list, that is within another list.
Informative!
Thanks for the information.
Great tutorial! Thanks!
It was nice tutorial. Thanks for posting. Actually it is always quite hard to find well organized tutorials starting from this level and going to advanced (like a video coursebook).
Great video, you make it easy to understand. keep up the good work.
Good start, and articulated well.
Thanks!
Great content for a python beginner.
Try to say 'er' and 'um' less if you can :-)
this tutorial helped me alot i've been wondering how to program for my game in blender
Very good tutorial for the beginner
Best Wishes
slow and steady
Thank you for the introduction.
Volume was a little low, but maybe I shouldn't be using the default PC speakers.
Otherwise, it's a great start ^_^"
Keep it up!
This is pretty good, I was able to follow along in a separate window. So, it wasn't going too fast.
It's also nice that you left in the mistakes (like the capitalization error) since they are common and are good for learning.
It could use some introductory context. Why are we using lists as our introduction to Python? Knowing that we'll end up in PyGame, it's hard to make the connection why this is our starting point.
Fine job - easy to follow
nice tutorial, very understandable
Fantastic video. Very well done!
Thank you for making this video. I think that understanding tables will be very helpful for me to learn Python.
Thank you for this video!
feedback:
you could at least have mentioned linux or said that you assume windows.
i like how concise yet easy to understand the data is. voice could be alittle clearer sometimes, i.e. word not slurred. But that's a minor point. Thank you for a great video.
good simple examples to begin with :) thanks
All help greatfully accepted!
may need to record a bit higher - difficult to hear - but I was able to follow along and do what you were doing - bravo
cool
Great video! Quite informative, appreciated all the examples displayed to illustrate functionality, very comprehensive. Like that.
Thank you for this video. I've never used Python before and hope to get it started right here...
Good for intruduction !
After seeing the other video, I'll review my comments
Sound volume is too low !
I would love to have more videos from you mate, great way of putting things in context. If you more please let me know :)
I have not used python for four years. This video helped me get my pyHead back on.
The content was very good. For myself it was a revision of material I had met before- nevertheless the revision was much appreciated.
myList = []
myList.append('Thank You')
myList.append('Very useful tutorial')
print myList
myList = []
myList.append('Thank You')
myList.append('Very useful tutorial')
print myList
Good, I think I'm going to join ShowMeDo !
really its useful for a programmer who wish to have a good start for python.
Hi Gasto. I've just blogged about this series:
http://blog.showmedo.com/2008/07/31/python-from-zero-new-showmedo-series/
The post is on the two Planet Python sites, they'll bring you more visitors for the next week.
Ian.
very helpful. I like the repetition you give using your examples it helps me more clearly understand what you are trying to say.
Thanks, it's easy to understand!
i want to know more now !!
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