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PYTN Lyrics

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Is this just a game I might be mistaken
Am I taken by you
My turn n you took it without really even askin'
How I'm feeling
I'm really feeling

You took all my feelings it was just like that
I didn't want it, it wasn't worth it

I gave you my heart and then you threw it right back
But it's in pieces you didn't need it

Why you gotta make it so easy
When nothing's really ever that easy about you
I'm all about you
Why you gotta make it so easy
When nothing's really ever that easy about you
I'm all about you

Are we gonna make it or are we just gonna end it
Is it just one-sided or is there reciprocation
Of what I'm feeling
What are you feeling

You took all my feelings it was just like that
I didn't want it, it wasn't worth it
I gave you my heart and then you threw it right back
But it's in pieces you didn't need it

Why you gotta make it so easy
When nothing's really ever that easy about you
I'm all about you
Why you gotta make it so easy
When nothing's really ever that easy about you
I'm all about you

If your gonna play it like that
I'm just gonna take it like that

I'll call your bluff boy I'll call your bluff
I've had enough boy I've had enough

If your gonna say it like that
Then I'm gonna say it right back

I'll call your bluff boy I'll call your bluff
I've had enough boy I've had enough

Why you gotta make it so easy
When nothing's really ever that easy about you
I'm all about you
Why you gotta make it so easy

When nothing's really ever that easy about you
I'm all about you

Overall Meaning

The lyrics to PYTN’s “Easy” are about a tumultuous relationship with someone who makes things difficult, yet the singer is still all about them. The lyrics suggest that the singer is unsure if their feelings are reciprocated and questions whether the relationship is one-sided. The chorus highlights the fact that the other person is making things easy when nothing is ever easy about them.

The singer gave their heart to the other person, but it was thrown back in their face, leaving the singer hurt and vulnerable. Despite this, the singer is still all about the other person and wants to make things work. In the bridge, the singer takes a stand and calls the other person’s bluff, asserting that they’ve had enough of the back-and-forth and are ready for honesty.

Overall, the song is an emotional and relatable portrayal of a complex relationship, where the heart still wants what it wants, even when the other person is difficult to love.

Line by Line Meaning

Is this just a game I might be mistaken
I am uncertain if this relationship is real or just a game, and I may be wrong in my assumption.

Am I taken by you
I am unsure if I am completely under your spell and controlled by you.

My turn n you took it without really even askin' How I'm feeling
It was my turn to express my feelings, but you took control without even caring to know how I truly feel.

I'm really feeling
My emotions are genuine and raw, and I am being honest with how I feel.

You took all my feelings it was just like that I didn't want it, it wasn't worth it I gave you my heart and then you threw it right back But it's in pieces you didn't need it
You took my emotions without asking or considering their worth, and when I gave you my heart, you callously discarded it. You didn't even need it, but it's now in pieces.

Why you gotta make it so easy When nothing's really ever that easy about you I'm all about you
Why do you make it seem so effortless when dealing with you is actually complex and difficult? Even so, I am still completely invested in you.

Are we gonna make it or are we just gonna end it Is it just one-sided or is there reciprocation Of what I'm feeling What are you feeling
Are we going to work through our issues and stay together? Or is this a one-sided relationship without any mutual feelings or effort? What do you truly feel?

If your gonna play it like that I'm just gonna take it like that I'll call your bluff boy I'll call your bluff I've had enough boy I've had enough
If you are going to continue to act recklessly and carelessly, I will just have to accept it. However, I will not tolerate your behavior any longer and I will stand up for myself.

Why you gotta make it so easy When nothing's really ever that easy about you I'm all about you
Again, why do you make it seem so effortless when dealing with you is actually complex and difficult? Even so, I am still completely invested in you.

Writer(s): Sara King

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Most interesting comments from YouTube:

@Pointwood99

17w↑52

You're awesome Mosh! Thank you.

Exercise 1:
name = "John Smith"
print("Name:", name)
age = 20
print("Age:", age, "Years old")
newcomer = True
print("Newcomer?", newcomer)

Exercise 2:
first = input("First: ")
second = input("Second: ")
sum = float(first) + float(second)
print(sum)

Exercise 3:
#Input
weight = input("Weight: ")
#K or L
KL = input("(K)g or (L)bs: ")
#if K
if KL.upper() == "K":
Kg = float(weight) / 0.45
print(Kg, "Lbs")
elif KL.upper() == "L":
Lbs = float(weight) * 0.45
print(Lbs, "Kg")

@yiwantao9622

29w↑454

0:00:00 Introduction
0:00:30 What You Can Do With Python
0:01:15 Your First Python Program
0:05:30 Variables
0:09:08 Receiving Input
0:10:48 Type Conversion
0:18:49 Strings
0:23:41 Arithmetic Operators
0:25:59 Operator Precedence
0:27:11 Comparison Operators
0:28:52 Logical Operators
0:31:06 If Statements
0:36:16 Exercise
0:41:42 While Loops
0:45:11 Lists
0:48:47 List Methods
0:52:16 For Loops
0:54:54 The range() Function
0:57:43 Tuples

@Taglioz

Thank you so much for the help Mosh!
Excercise 1:
print ("Check In")
print("Data=")
first_name = "John Smith"
age = 20
new_patient = True
print("Name:",first_name)
print("Age:",age,"Years Old")
print("New Patient?","Yes")

Excercise 2:
first = input("First: ")
second = input("Second: ")
sum = float(first) + float(second)
strsum = str(sum)
print("Sum: " + strsum)

if statements:
temperature = 25
if temperature > 30:
print("It's a Hot Day")
print("Drink plenty of water")
elif temperature > 20: # (20, 30]
print("It's a Nice Day")
elif temperature > 10: # (10, 20]
print("It's a bit cold")
else:
print("It's Cold")
print("Done")

Excercise 3:
weight = input("Weight: ")
unit = input ("(K)g or (L)bs: ")
if unit.upper() == "L":
weightk = float(weight)/2.205
print("Weight in Kg: " + str(int(weightk)) + " kg") # (lbs to kg]
elif unit.upper() == "K":
weightl = float(weight)*2.205
print("Weigth in Lbs: " + str(int(weightl))+ " lbs") # (kg to lbs]

@user-xc9fn8cz4x

9w↑1

Mosh you trully are an amazing teacher
anyway this is my answer to ex3
weight= int(input("Weight: "))
unit= input("(K)g or (L)bs: ")

if 'k' in unit or 'K' in unit:
converted = weight / 0.45
print("Weight in Lbs: " + str(converted))
elif 'l' in unit or 'L' in unit:
converted = weight * 0.45
print("Weight in kgs: " + str(converted))

@magicgaming1715

9w↑2

Ans of the second exercise

weight = int(input("Weight = "))
weight_in = input("(K/k)for KG or (P/p) for pound = ")
if weight_in =="k" :
out_weight = weight * 2.20462
weight1 = round(out_weight, 3)
print("The weight in Pound = ", weight1)
elif weight_in =="K" :
out_weight = weight * 2.20462
weight1 = round(out_weight, 3)
print("The weight in Pound = ", weight1)
elif weight_in =="p" :
out_weight = weight / 2.20462
weight1 = round(out_weight, 3)
print("The weight in kg = ", weight1)
elif weight_in =="P" :
out_weight = weight /2.20462
weight1 = round(out_weight , 3)
Your video was very help full.
I passed my grade 8 finals because of you.

@The_Haunter

Thanks for letting me double check, but the code could be smaller or simpler, with a very small google search to help with the lower case, though one could replace it instead with just CAPATALISE.

weight = float(input("Weight: "))
unit = input("(K)g or (L)bs: ")
if unit.casefold() == "k":
weight = float(weight) * 2.205
print("Weight in Lbs = " + str(weight))
else:
weight = float(weight) / 2.205
print("Weight in Kg = " + str(weight))

Edit: I just realised that he also covered the answer in the video, so my comment is kinda pointless. But oh well, I got to share my answer though so that's a plus.

@podorasbox

15w

Thanks Mosh! I’m currently taking Harvards CS50 Python and this has helped tremendously. Here is my calculator. I modified it to have a personal touch.

# this is a calculator program
print ("This is my first calculator program I made with Python")
first = input('what is the first number?')
second = input('what is your second number? ')
# here is the code to add the numbers
sum = int(first) + int(second)
# this output shows a text with the answer on the same line
print('here is your answer ', sum)

@shutoff5212

23w↑1

As a beginner with a friend that programms for 6+ years right now he wrote me a code for 3rd exercise that I find easiest to read. Just to put it out there for others to see too.

if unit == "l" OR unit == "L":
print("Weight in kg = ", weight*0.45)
elif unit == "K" OR unit == "k":
print("Weight in lbs = ", weight/0.45)

weight being variable for first line
unit being variable for Kgs or Lbs line

Much love Mosh

@abolghasemsadeghi-niaraki2809

17w↑8

Dear Mosh,
Salaam, Thank you for effort for creating this video. I was impressed.
I would like to improve your exercise answer (36.00min)like this:

weight= int(input("Weight: "))
unit= input("(K)g or (L)bs: ")

if unit.upper () == "K":
converted = weight/0.45
print("Weight in Lbs: " + str(converted))
elif unit.upper () == "L":
converted = weight * 0.45
print("Weight in kgs: " + str(converted))

Also, I would like to suggest two other approaches for this exercise: The first one is :

weight= int(input("Weight: "))
unit= input("(K)g or (L)bs: ")

if 'k' in unit or 'K' in unit:
converted = weight / 0.45
print("Weight in Lbs: " + str(converted))
elif 'l' in unit or 'L' in unit:
converted = weight * 0.45
print("Weight in kgs: " + str(converted))

The second one is:

weight= int(input("Weight: "))
unit= input("(K)g or (L)bs: ")

if unit == "l" or unit == "L":
converted = weight * 0.45
print("Weight in kgs: " + str(converted))
elif unit == "k" or unit == "K":
converted = weight / 0.45
print("Weight in Lbs: " + str(converted))

@try2060

10w

for the weight exercise. i came up with this. even though it is different it works

weight = float(input("weight: "))
metric = input("Kg or Lb: ")

if bool('k'):
kilo = int((weight / 2.02))
print(kilo)
elif bool('l'):
pound = int(weight * float(2.02))
print(pound)

@weixintoo5939

26w↑3

Hi Mosh, thank you for your video. I am new to the programming world. Hopefully to learn more from you.

Exercise:

patient_name = "John Smith"
age = 20
new_patient = True

print(patient_name, str(age), "year old", "new patient:", new_patient)

@mkcreations6317

23w↑1

36:53
weight = int(input("Enter your Weight: "))
unit = input("(K)g or (L)bs (That you want to change): ")
if (unit=="k" or unit=="K"):
weight /=2.204623
print("Weight in Kg: ",weight)
elif(unit=="l" or unit=="L"):
weight *=2.204623
print("Weight in Lbs: ",weight)
else:
print("Invalid Input")

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@programmingwithmosh

2y↑751

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@magombedzeelizabeth7411

2y↑11

Hey Mosh I can't find the method to change my string into an upper case... Its as if the method course. Upper is unavailable. Help please

@kamichavez6203

2y↑4

when I first opened pycharm It did not show me the options to choose the general setting. now when I type in the first code nothing is highlighted and when I run it, all it says is Hi pycharm :'(

@yilikalafework

2y↑3

why my pycharm defaultly create a main.py file

@Fameexpo

2y↑1

Hi sir
I learn python

@raynkata_7014

2y↑4

Thank you very much for the tutorial.
Could you please update the link for the Python cheat sheet? The current one is not working

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@codingmadeclear2229

3y↑19.9K

This guy, sat for 1 hour and talked about python, and then released it for free. legend

@Hi_its_me_Shruti

3y↑198

Is it really worth for beginners ?

@codingmadeclear2229

3y↑383

@@Hi_its_me_Shruti Yeah I think its an great course for beginners tbh

@pragmaticai

3y↑22

Here is another video called Python in One Hour published a few months before this one enjoy! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ie-hjFXlxTs

@kirtanpatelium3065

3y↑94

@@codingmadeclear2229 true lots of knowledge for the beginners that have no idea🙏🏼

@salah1x

3y↑264

With 1.3M views, he made around 6,000 USD and counting. No one does anything for free

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@tharmaraj86

21w↑656

Three years ago, I viewed this video,and now,I hold the position of Sr.Python developer. Gratitude to Mosh for the guidance.

@Ndujlz

13w↑8

congratulations!

@ots9358

13w↑5

Mentor me please!

@iyaiya9819

13w

@@ots9358me too please 🙏

@sparkdrive2900

13w↑7

Good job, my little indian friend

@antanette1505

12w↑5

Im encouraged by this post

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@Proche27

30w↑503

Ik he won’t see this, but this was such a clear display of how to understand the language at a base. Felt like my class expected us to juggle so much info at once without going over the basic lessons again. This is exactly what I needed as a refresher so thanks

@AleeraLex

22w↑5

same, class is a mess in my brain so scattered and too advanced

@AdvaitBanerji

21w

L
@@AleeraLex

@yourlocalonionguy9674

18w

True

@nickjames2651

14w↑2

Exactly! Like my intro class needed a freaking intro class haha

@Pointwood99

17w↑52

@joshua-7638

Hey I know I'm a bit late but for exercise 2 on Ur 3rd line of code, u wrote float(first). When I did this exercise I wrote int(first) by any chance can u explain what the difference would be because my code ended up working but we got different solutions, cheers 👍🏼

@joshua-7638

nvm mind just watched like 1 more minuet of the video and the bloke wrote int aswell, interesting how Ur solution work aswell

@vegemitetoast5201

9w↑2

@@joshua-7638 just to answer your question anyway, a float is a number that includes decimals e.g 2.2123, an int is any whole number e.g 2,3, or 4.

@yiwantao9622

29w↑454

@user-ww7fq6kd1o

28w↑1

Thanks 😊

@tyler4095

28w↑4

Absolute G

@KalavathiBannuru

26w↑2

Absolute OH

@pijushbiswas2014

26w↑2

thanks

@ElementalStudios_1

24w↑10

@@pijushbiswas2014 you do realise that mosh already put those in the link area, right?

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@tsetsanakhobotlo4823

13w↑31

Just completed this crash course, and I am super grateful to you, Mosh, for explaining these basics in the simplest and most interesting way ever. Thank you. You have gained a follower from the mountain Kingdom of Lesotho.

@JellyFicheable

29w↑57

Haven't used python since I graduated 2 years ago. Needed this as a refresher, and I feel like I understand it considerably better now than I did in 4 years of college. Thanks for the help!

@JemimaNta

28w↑1

Is college systems over there that bad? My lecturers explain topics irl better than YouTube sef

@ivan199120

27w

What degree did you pursue?

@JemimaNta

27w

@@ivan199120 I am doing electrical electronic engineering

@paranjay3206

18w↑1

My school is teaching me In 9th grade that's why I am here 😢😢

@kingdavis890

16w

@@paranjay3206that’s a blessing trust me

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@samurie894

19w↑25

This was very nice jumping in from the standpoint of someone who took lots of Java courses in school, I do however fear that without that prior knowledge I may have found myself a bit lost at points. Thank you for taking the time to create this video and for helping me begin my journey to becoming a python dev.

@devenrivera5842

26w↑22

100 times informative and engaging than a basic computer science class in college. Your a legend man.

@matthewrennie1110

15w

I’ve been doing python classes for 4 weeks now and your 1 hour has taught me more than going to class for 4 hours

@Seraphvonteschen

3y↑21.5K

I'm learning because i want a better job than driving a school bus.

For many who keep asking, I did infact become a computer programmer. I started here learning Python. Then I moved to others like Java and c sharp and plus plus to name a few. I even learned Fortran because of a job needed it(very useful but not at the same time, lol). I've turned a page from working with a company and decided to design games a long time dream of mine. I hope wholeheartedly that this video helps all of you the same way it did for me. Thank you all for the best wishes. They've helped me push along even when I felt I could go any further. You all are the best!

@CodingPerspective

3y↑802

You can improve your coding skill with our videos

@toughcookie250

3y↑1K

Absolutely amazing, you will be rewarded for your hard work, never give up and keep pushing forward!

@massrdmdoer7348

3y↑310

good for you man

@enjoybas

3y↑281

wish you good luck. God bless you.

@madhatter2687

3y↑565

Let me start off by saying that you have made the first step to be what you want to be. You have already self analyzed and absolutely know you are better than a bus driver. You just did this because you got the opportunity to learn how to be abus driver. Now you have the opportunity to learn how to become more technologically advanced and get smarter at the same time. I have taken this step as well. Let’s start this journey and possibly share our experiences through chat. You can become my chat friend and push one another to be who we were truly destined to be.

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@itsjustthatoneguy9657

25w↑13

I know a lot of people have commended you but I want to say a huge thank you. Your voice is so calm and warm and not too fast. It’s the clearest instructor I have ever met. I am still learning, I hope I will be able to comprehend python well.

@veedee_beast

30w↑23

Even as someone with a history of coding, the act hasn't always been something that comes naturally to me. I've spent days struggling with python, and this little 1 hour FREE course (man uploaded directly to YT what a legend) taught me more than what days' worth of slogging could have hoped to.

@HarpreetKaur-sr9pi

11w

Hiii can you please help me in coding actually I have assignment to submit in two days ..please if yu can help me

@sallysamir6649

18w↑6

You are just a talented teacher and programmer, I really appreciate your great effort in this video.

@sweeetcakexd

22w

Thank you Mosh! I'm automation engineer student and we use python all the time but I suck at it and wanna cry every time I even look at the code. This helped me a lot.

@maeregal4349

16w↑1

I am trying to learn coding in my spare time, your tutorial is fantastic , I start reading comments and got distracted, I have to start again👍

@jonathanh8298

1y↑5.2K

For those who are struggling to learn Python, like I did, here is a game changing tip:
avoid long complicated tutorials you see online. You need to walk before you can run.
Start with very basic Books. Once you get them right, learning everything else becomes much easier.
Edit: For those asking about the books, the best basic one is Javascript In Less than 50 Pages.
It`s about Javascript but it is the fastest to learn the conceps that will be useful in any programming language.
Second I would recommend A Smarter Way to Learn Python. Your knowledge will transform.

@helpanimals-

1y↑63

Thanks for your input. I have zero computer science experience and struggle with understanding when to use brackets, colons , quotation marks etc. which usually nobody explains in videos, then I wonder why my code doesn't work and take forever to fix it

@nhanaquamijr2650

1y↑12

How can l get the JavaScript book

@waddo777dlc2

1y↑4

@@nhanaquamijr2650 same question here

@jothain

1y↑36

Sorry but I'm not going to buy a book for just one "it's game changer" comment. Any good resources that are actually free for the curious?

@rsukut5866

1y↑15

This is so true! I struggled with both basic programming and math. Reading the very simplest form and learning the least complex items upfront was SO useful.

Do that first, then visit youtube tutorials- you'll see an immense difference.

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@claydice1315

28w↑122

I’m 32 years old. Father of 3. Dead end job after dead end job. Finally sat down with my wife and talked about what I’d like to do in life. Everything I said centered around technology and I really like the idea of coding/programming. Decided I’m going to see if I can learn it and if I can I will learn it and apply it and start a career. Thank you for this.

@krishnamohanm8569

28w↑4

good luck brother.

@zombiebotnet343

28w↑2

good luck man

@claydice1315

28w

@@zombiebotnet343 thank y’all. I downloaded python (pycharm) last night. And today I’ve been doing some free courses online to learn it. I’m literally starting at zero but I can already tell I really enjoy this. I know this sounds corny but I made a triangle last night lol. And was so excited that I made a triangle out of computer code.

@Gorilla69

28w↑1

I've heard of people getting out of dead-end jobs just because of this mentality combined with Python before, allthewhile increasing their pay massively. Definitively possible :)

@MoonyFeathers

27w

Did the video work?

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@kevincrinklaw7422

29w↑15

As I was following along, there's an important distinction I'd like to point out: I noticed the list.remove() method actually is not an "index" based removal. Instead, it removes the first "match" found within the list. 3 (in your case) is actually index #2 upon initialization (indexing starts at 0). You can verify that by attempting list.remove(0) and in [1,2,3,4,5], 0 matches nothing. Will get error.

@Taglioz

@McTonk

29w↑13

Thank you so much! I've wanted to learn Python for a while now, but it seemed too complex. But you explained everything so well!

@antonyneisomokwapa301

21w

too complex?

@whitedarkness919

14w↑4

I’ve been taking classes at uni and they have failed miserably at teaching this language compared to this tutorial/beginner class. I’ve watched a total of ten minutes so far and feel like I know much more now than I did after watching and reading hours of content from Uni. I highly recommend watching this video if you’re interested in learning Python. Mosh (who is providing the tutorial) speaks in a calm and clean manner which resonates well with audiences. And he also truly explains what he is doing at any given moment.

@postx2319

10w

Same currently falling a programming class rn bc the teacher shows no examples and rushes so I gotta teach myself to do his work🤦‍♂️

@meilinfjellstad7168

45w↑2.4K

Thanks Mosh! ❤ After struggling for 1 year with complicated tutorials, I finally learned Javascript and Python! I did with the help of your videos and a few good books. I got hired this week and I'm here to say thank you!
Edit: For those asking, I learned with the books 'Javascript In Less than 50 pages' for the basics of programming and 'Smarter Way to Learn Python" to develop my knowledge on Python.
Learning anything else becomes much easier after that.

@Phoneography_adventures

45w↑5

Plz tell me the name of those books.❤

@meilinfjellstad7168

45w↑25

@@Phoneography_adventures the books are 'Javascript In Less than 50 pages' for the basics of programming and 'Smarter Way to Learn Python" for Python

@williamsusa5067

45w↑35

5 min in this video and I figured it is too much for a complete beginner like me and had to find a slower way to take in this information. After reading your comment I was compelled to look up the book you mentioned "Javascript in less than 50 pages," and after purchasing I must say, I haven't ever been this excited to learn anything in my life. Thank you!

@user-og8di9iq9f

45w↑2

30:22 got a quick question. in my pycharm it shows the answer is false whereas in Mosh's pycharm it shows true. IS there something wrong with my pycharm?

@boismaytkarol8915

45w

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@user-xc9fn8cz4x

9w↑1

@joenutsgarage

13w↑17

I haven’t messed with python since late 2018 and needed a refresher for a new job I landed and man you came in CLUTCH!!!! Thank you for the awesome break down of python. And for anyone questioning to watch this video, this man will teach you everything I learned in a whole semester of college in just this 1 hour video. I am not joking. In my first college course we learned to use python with pycharm and spent the whole semester learning the basics just like this!

@BradleyRaines

What college did you attend?

@magicgaming1715

9w↑2

@The_Haunter

@DodoGamerz511

26w

This guy is just a legend! Sitting for for 1 hour and explaining every bits of python! Still underrated with 38 million views

@elton6870

15w↑1

I never knew how fun this stuff is until i tested myself doing that calculator task and actually making it work on my own. Thank you for this i might have just learned of a new favourite hobby because of you.

@everestdennis4792

2y↑2.7K

I'm literally only like 5 minutes in and this is making more sense then my weeks of classes. Sir you are amazing. You need to win some sort of award for the service you are doing for the millions of people watching. You are opening doors and potential futures for people. This could be life changing. You gained a subscriber.

@prodgers71

2y↑20

I 100% agree!!!!

@shnitsel

2y↑23

@@prodgers71 me too!
five minutes in i made a 10 line code for myself!!
everything i knew was variables and the print function.
that's it.

@sarthak7708

2y↑17

YAH BRO THIS GUYS TOTAL LEGEND MAKES IT TOO EASY he won in best tech youtuber 2021 he deserved man sat for ove 1 hour or maybe more and uploads it for free i watch every of his full to pay off hardwork.

@MichaelPlayz_

2y↑1

he made another subscriber

@ugonnaubaka5048

2y↑3

He’s too good tbh,

A gem

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@harshakalluri4455

After a year search of python courses as I am not from tech background...this is the first video i completed and understood...omg thanks a lot...I will redo this video course like 2-3 times and then go for the full course

@wissalwissal9292

16w↑2

iam learning Python for web development and thank you for this beneficial video 🙏

@podorasbox

15w

@shahabuddin126

I have been trying to learn. But the way he has explained so far is super easy and understandable. I wish I could come to this channel earlier.

@bigbrain-ux4ip

19w↑1

I'm a twelve year old learning to code. These videos are very helpful! Thank you!

@shutoff5212

23w↑1

@lightupkidsscience9007

28w↑1

Hi, I love your videos. I’m sixth grade and coding is my passion. I want to be a software engineer when i grow up to help planet conservation. I’m learning python and your videos are just perfect for me.

@TheSrak

16w↑1

Enjoy the course. I am total beginner. I get a good grasp of basic python language. Thanks Mosh.

@sohaibkhan845

28w↑4

Simple, great, and easy to understand. Great work.

@theuglysweatr3628

tysm ... im 12 so i don't really understand a lot of coding tutorials but i always had a passion for coding with this tutorial i learnt more about python

@potato3able

2y↑334

You're like one of those good teachers that lead your students towards a mistake to teach them what and how something could go wrong then, teach how to do it properly. Loving this.

@bryantaylor683

2y↑3

The first time he did it, I didn't unpause, tried to alter it, and made more code trying. Eventually unpaused frustrated, and was honestly happy it went like that after the explanation, it's gonna stick a lot better now because of that.

@LunaHussien

31w

I've learned a lot of programming languages since I was 15 Yrs old, You're the best of all my previous courses that I've watched

@abolghasemsadeghi-niaraki2809

17w↑8

@swwiper8965

I'm in year 9 and chose computer science for my GCSE. I'm trying to learn this early so it makes it easier later on. This was very helpful and I'm understanding most of it thanks to you.

@ButaMekasha

24w

Mosh, I would like to start by appreciating. What you have done is helpful and brief. In my school, we're not learning in the way that you are explaining here. More on the videos I would like to request that you help us by giving us projects that challenge us to become masters. Thanks!

@KevTheGalaxybender

11w

took me 4 days to get through but I did. Now moving on to learning more. Thanks a lot for taking your time to do this.

@Marcos-nl7el

3y↑630

your english is really easy to understand for someone who is not a native speaker, thanks!!

@user-ef7ks5kj5p

3y↑3

Hey.. Same here😅

@sarakamili6780

3y↑4

I agree 👍

@Linuxfy

3y↑27

He hacking your brain with Python

@podonomonono6145

3y↑1

indeed

@omnamahshivay761

Same here 😁

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@wiiori4618

11w

I learned so much in one hour and actually did all the examples. Great content.

@PanagiotisPolitis-bl9xj

23w↑1

Thank you so much for this. This guide was so easy to follow that I managed to make a BMI and calorie calculator with only this to help with NO prior programming experience in less than an hour.

@Dorielle95

21w

This is better than any one of my computer science college courses. THANK YOU!

@mohsenmomeni007

Hi Mr moshfegh am very glad to find you here and see you are a popular teachers on here :)
and i proud of to you

@UB0NG

3y↑828

As a programming newbie, I can say that this has simplified Python to a point that I am wholly interested. Awesome job, Mosh!!

@euroking3941

2y↑4

Wow ok Virgin

@pelomalino9715

2y↑22

@@euroking3941 tf

@levimagee2459

2y↑38

@@euroking3941 youre the kid with the long hair and sits on the back of the class to only make corny and unfunny remarks about someone's mom and then dont talk for the next month and a half

@egg2586

2y↑12

@@euroking3941 no need to project your sexual frustration on others

@mattjacobson3616

2y↑7

Im a newbie at this myself. I want to try this but im worried about messing up my PC. If I make a mistake with this program can I harm my PC?

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@user-nf8uh6vg5c

12w

Outstanding instruction. I have watched a few tutorials from other instructors and your pace and manner of explanation is incredibly effective. I will be taking your courses in the future. Best, J

@W0rldCitizen

19w↑8

Great Starter! I'm less apprehensive (at 48) to start Python after watching this. I've spent 20 years writing SAS, SQL and VBA which seems to have set me up nicely to move into Python! Thanks!

@leebrand2172

19w↑2

Me too - ar 64 :-) Spent my youth programming in Asm and classic C. Havent written a program for 20 years - I got all programmed out :-) Nice to see its getting easier :-)

@thecrusher2293

19w↑2

really good vid, absolutely loved it <3 <3 <3

would really love it if there was like a compilation of more exercises based on different aspects of what youve learned in this course >3

@komalasivam4064

27w↑1

Hi Mosh!You are a very good teacher.Thank you for your effort.

@try2060

10w

@jackcoquillon8975

2y↑119

I'm learning because I'm tired speaking with customers on the phone for 40hrs every week. I almost quite my job today, but I want to have an alternative. Coding is something I've always wanted to learn, so here I am. Thank you for sharing your knowledge

@cameronreed4476

1y↑5

lol right with you man

@ahowardcg

1y↑1

help desk support for 15 years network support for 2 im freaking over it

@pythonez8719

1y↑2

exactly!. working on my videos rt now to get them this good and explained well. feedback is appreciated

@geezy711

im in the same boat man! lol

@jackcoquillon8975

@@pythonez8719 preciate you doing that. I'm subscribed

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@0bashie

25w↑7

Thanks! This is better than any other tutorial I've watched. You're pleasant to hear and focus on the everything that we understand.

@monikagupta3400

9w↑1

Thank you for the video I learn the python for my exam of computer that is Tomorrow

@diegolozano1388

13w

I took c++ my first semester, now in my second I’m going into python, I’m glad I watched this it makes things alot easier to understand

@JasonEspin

30w↑6

Software architect specialising in C# development for over 13 years. I wanted to try a new language in my spare time. Thought I would have a look at Python as everyone sees that as a starter language and I've never used it before. I really appreciate this video as it was just what I was looking for as an intro to the language. It's allowed me to see that I don't like Python as a language compared to C# and so I can now focus on learning something else.

@ansahsabbina6680

15w

I want to become a data analyst and so have decided to follow you and be guided by you.

@et2608

3y↑244

I love how every time he says "Let me show you" it's unlike any other teacher trying to explain anything - he does such an good job!

@arkkingom8191

2y↑3

Teachers are useless at explaining but not all of them

@platoschauvet

10w

Very helpful, thank you! Wonderful to see great videos like this with some many deserved views 😊.

@bshean72

14w↑2

I have done many vendor led classes and labs in my career and your presentation style is superb. Clear and simple with progressive layers if information

@edmundogriffin3448

14w

Hi Mosh. It's been a pleasure to watch this video. You have a great ability and facility to teach.
Very clear concepts. congratulations, here you have your new follower.
Thank you so much

@jossdelrio7619

16w↑1

No llevo ni 7 minutos y usted es maravilloso aprendo rapido maas que con otros. Gracias

@keerthana7353

15w↑1

AMAZING THE WAY YOU CONDENSED EVERYTHING BRILLIANT I LOVE THIS. Paid $5k for a university course at one of the top unis to learn a bunch or computer science left me unable to progress. shows that you don't need to pay for anything as long as you have great content creators INSTANT SUBSCRIBE.

@PaulAulridgeJr

2y↑659

Now THIS is superlative instruction; teach a concept, and then demonstrate it. That you include errors is a stroke of genius! The nuances of programming languages can be difficult to understand at first, but by showing things going WRONG, you also show how to CORRECT the mistakes. This is just brilliant work. Thank you! Subscribed as hell!

@Linkolite

2y↑7

Dude as I was reading this it happened! That’s a really nice touch, great education technique

@trspanda2157

2y↑7

Jesus loves us all that's why he died for our sins.

@barknburcu5766

2y↑1

@@trspanda2157 fake

@Daniel-oc2mu

@@barknburcu5766 wake up before it gets too late. Don't find yourself in hell later, while ignoring this message.

@barknburcu5766

2y↑1

@@Daniel-oc2mu what?

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@christopherjones7023

17w↑2

Okay, so first off, using this just for personal growth, already educated in programming but A) its been awhile and B) not in Python. I'm used to C++, C#, and a few others. So that brings me to point 2, which is that I had to pause at 5:59 when I realized this language has NO, or rather implicit, typecasting! Was expecting a 'Char', 'Int', 'String', etc, or at least a 'Var', but NOPE. Mind. Blown. this is gonna be FUN :D

@sergiogarciaseco

25w↑1

such a powerful language. great tutorial. here's my solution for the second exercise.
it also applies for all the casting-based solutions with the built-in methods
print("Total ADD:"+str(int(input("FIRST OP?"))+int(input("SEC OP?"))))

@jayasubha96

You made it so simple! Thankyou Mosh!!

@AAMM101

30w↑3

Hello world. I'm a Master of Food Science graduate and I'm learning to code to get a job in programming. I find programming to be fascinating and necessary, it's today's universal language. Maybe I'm late or whatever, but better late than never.

@user-qo2cp4kf9g

12w↑1

20 seconds in and i already like you <3. Good tutorial for beginners, Thank you mosh!

@513RR4

33w↑156

I am a Big Picture high school student, and I am studying to be a game developer using Python. I was told to learn the basics first, I already knew a good bunch of the basic but still needed to learn, I found some websites and videos, but nothing was as good as this video. Even if it is 2 years old, it still helped a lot. It didn't take me an hour though, I was taking notes, I was coding at the same time he did, I was pausing and rewatching pieces and I rewatched the video more than once. This 1 hour video turned into 2 weeks for me. Worth it. Thanks a lot Mosh.

@martinmcnulty8155

32w↑6

Still a long way to go before becoming a game developer but knowing the basics is definitely necessary.

@mitsu1625

31w↑3

keep it up

@MK-ib8ch

15w

How's it going? I'm doing the same mind sharing your contact

@torivega017

you should try taking up c++, if im not mistaken, game developments use c++ more rather than Python. For example, Unreal Game Engine uses c++

@charliechen5318

20w

This is amazing, you are such a good teacher. Tons of thanks.

@kennethryan8112

You just explained in the first 15 minutes what took my computer science professor 7 weeks to explain via powerpoint

@konstantinossooutlis532

10w↑1

Excellent course. Very comprehensive and well explained!

@drytyre4208

13w

Ladies and Gentlemen, This brilliant individual is an absolute genius. Thank you so much for sharing your professional tutorial towards how to navigate Python effectively and adequately. I am learning currently as I am diving deeper into the Computer science field into becoming a software developer and I am putting in extra work to acquire several certificates, This tutorial has not only taught me how to program as a beginner but how to effectively incorporate correct algorithms within my programming to create correct data/ statistics or even directory outcomes associated with the requirements of language programming. I absolutely love this tutorial and I am absolutely going to use this as stable background material for falling back to in case I need to brush up on anything throughout my education and career. Thank you, Mosh!

@tee-yup

12w

for a long ass time now ive been trying to understand programming but just havent gotten far in it whatsoever; a lot of other beginner "tutorials" just don't go deep enough into exactly what all this jargon that's completely new to me meant. my brain clicked right into place with this one, though. seeing the += assignment operator in use after actually learning what each component meant rather than them just being used by these creators that probably see it as second nature atp just blew my mind. epic freaking video

@barrackroy9776

3y↑75

Mehn I've been a lazy programming student but I just can't stop learning with your videos, so straight forward . thanks Mosh

@mikehamoudi8629

11w

man i have learned in this hour video what i could not learn for a year else where. the way he explained things make it so fun to do.

@nickygood3342

30w↑1

Since re watching this, you asked a question in the beginning. Why am I learning Python development. Its part of my business to recruit for data science / AI /Machine learning etc. Since dealing with such professionals daily, its motivated me to start learning. I am in IT Tech sourcing by day and intrigued by all things python. Hope to see myself create a new future with python skills.

@nsashby

10w

Very easy to follow when watched at 0.75x speed 🙂. Bought the course, looking forward to binge watching it.

@avgi14

16w↑1

Hey Mosh! Happy New Year! Hope you are still reading this!! You are great and you make it sound like a "logo" (the one with the turtle! Imagine that I havent done anything like it since THAT TIME!!!!! Thank you!! :)

@bluecuracao6478

19w

Thank you so much! It took me longer than an hour,but I got it! it is quite a good introduction!

@bigsteppa42

3y↑476

10 minutes in and i already learned more than i did from my high school teacher

@aravindsrikarthigeyan1095

3y↑4

samee

@prabothmalsha4092

3y↑3

Sameee

@kirtanpatelium3065

3y↑5

@@prabothmalsha4092 more than just sitting there for an hour of 1 concept😂

@prabothmalsha4092

3y↑1

@@kirtanpatelium3065 😂😂😂

@sonishn5222

3y↑4

@@prabothmalsha4092 You learn python in highschool? wow

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@weixintoo5939

26w↑3

@TottoAsmr

19w↑2

Thank you so much! I am going to learn python because my dream is to became data science. This video was so useful, I feel like I can even make a small project alone.❤

@infiniteyouth18

18w

Wow

@BarneyHunter12sBiggestFan

14w

Taught me 3 years of python in 1 hour, and I understood way better

@yifat120

Dear Mosh, Thank you for great tutorial. I am absulote beginner

@ROLOGamingOfficial

14w

I just want ro sya thank you! Your videos are really good quality and have help me to learn the fundamentals and basics of a few programming languages like C#, Java and now Python!

@tanahunriderprince

1y↑14

second exercise code
firstnumber=input("first number")
secondnumber=input("second number")
sum=float(firstnumber)+int(secondnumber)
print(sum)

thanks for all the time and education you have put for us mate really appreciate

@Sir.Nomolos

26w

Thank you for this, its a great intro to Python. I'm here because I'm trying to diversify into data analytics.

@footballshorts3728

23w

Very Informative and an amazing course. Thank you for your help!

@bluesketch3874

16w↑1

I literally have a final in a 2 hours and this was so helpful thank you!!!

@mkcreations6317

23w↑1

@Ryan-Fkrepublicnz

10w

Now I see why people like Python. The use of lists and Item with a for is SO MUCH EASIER than C++ and Java. Thank whoever did this!

@morhogeg

4y↑602

Mosh is the best programming teacher on YouTube!❤

@hardeepkanaujia

4y↑16

@@programmingwithmosh yes sir, you are my guru

@lokrajkoundal4175

4y↑6

@@programmingwithmosh sir , I was waiting for this only thanks but I saw the previous too. 2020 pythan

@sulemantasawar3265

4y↑2

I also agree with you

@neilyang2957

4y↑4

Me think Mosh is the best programmer teacher 👨‍🏫 too

@narendirank7501

4y↑11

@@neilyang2957 Absolutely. Mosh is the best. I am just 11 but now I know HTML,CSS, JavaScript,python because of Mosh😀

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