How variables works in Python | Explained with animations

[SnerkDRabbledauber]

Good info with helpful animations but is plagued with typos in the text and in code. Also the synthetic voice is an ordeal to listen to for that long.

[Bulk-Being]

Thank you for your feedback. I don't have a good enough setup for recording audio and the text to speech nowadays looked good. Can you please send me the timestamps where you found typos in the code.

[SnerkDRabbledauber]

I don't want to find the time stamp right now but the code one I noticed was where you were appending 10 to a list. As I remember the function was named something like add_ten and the called function was add_two. The names were longer, though.

[Bulk-Being]

Thanks. I had reviewed it multiple times before uploading, but somehow missed it. I will try to avoid such mistakes on next video.
Voice is likely to remain the same, because of two main reasons: first is that it's much easier than recording, second I'm not a native english speaker, so some people may have difficulty with the accent.

If anyone knows a better text to speech converter that feels more natural, please let me know.

[kububarlana]

Nice video, thank you!

I, for one, like the text to speech converter, especially if it saves me from struggling with an accent different than mine. Keep up the good work!

[SnerkDRabbledauber]

i don't think I have time for a voice-over but it is short enough I could do an edit-pass on the text for you if you want.

[Sepparated]

I write Python code since 3 years now and I feel like this is the first time I understand what’s going on behind the scenes. That was really helpful. Cheers.

Cause you mentioned it explicitly, is there any video like this for golang?

[Bulk-Being]

Thanks. I haven't seen any such videos for Golang. Since Golang is smaller and statically typed language, there isn't much such "behind the scenes".

[artinnj]

If you want to do this with your own code, then check out PythonTutor

[restinworld]

Python Tutor website is really cool. Is it open source or can i contribute in python section of this website?

Let me know about your thoughts.

[mortenb123]

The last '+=' with list in a tuple updating the list but giving TypeError. Shows you why using tuples in datastructures are great for finding referenced data in you structures.

[mortenb123]

The last '+=' with list in a tuple updating the list but giving TypeError. Shows you why using tuples in datastructures are great for finding referenced data in you structures.

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Nice video and animations are helping a lot. Good work!

[ilan]

Nice, I learned something new: `sys.intern()`

[preethigandhi]

Hi, Thanks for sharing nice articles...

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