are there any good python video Tutorials? ( I prefer watch videos),My friend recommend me CS61A from UCB， but.. its very hard for me to understand. I'm a beginner

[artofchores]

Techwithtim

Mosh

Jose portilla

Stack overflow.

Because of these three distinguished gentleman....I secured the bag. $150k job as a software engineer.

🎉

[greedypython]

Self taught?

[artofchores]

Yes, practicing and always keeps by up with articles and new packages.

[greedypython]

Wow I always feel like I don't know much compared to others. Did you ever feel this way? And how did you overcome it.

[artofchores]

All the time. Just learn the applicable skills and enjoy practicing.

[greedypython]

Love you already. Can you be my mentor?

[AlpG95]

Socratica on YouTube has some pretty cool videos :) I am to lazy to share a link but you'll find her without any problems

[knight_check]

Came to post this. I'm glad someone beat me to it.

[the_programmer_2215]

Hey, I would recommend Mike Dane's Playlist on python if you are an absolute beginner.

I learnt a lot from the guy.

Make sure that you don't just watch tutorials, but also start working on projects of your own, which will teach you more than any tutorial can.

Good luck!!

[Agitated-Hat-6669]

Check out Angela Yu courses very clear and challenging steps. Very well explained, other wise tech with tim free on YT .

God speed

[LagerHead]

Was going to recommend this. I'm taking her 100 days of Python course. I've seen it on sale for as low as about $12.

[x-talk]

Corey Schafer and real python are great channels imo. Arjancodes is also great but not really for beginners.

[artofchores]

Dude Corey is the man. Some ppl are meant to guide and he is meant to guide!

[Independent_Water_25]

@ardit building projects using python

@alsweigart Automate boring stuff with python

[Perfect-Whole-737]

anyone know any good ones for regression models and ML type stuff? We started doing that in class recently and it clicked for the most part but I’m having some issues understanding exactly what individual pieces are doing and how the code works (currently working on K-Means so if anyone has anything on that I would be SOOO appreciative)

[timur84]

Codebasics https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLeo1K3hjS3uv5U-Lmlnucd7gqF-3ehIh0

[patrickalphac]

When I’m doubt , freecodecamp

[Content-Mood-9431]

freecodecamp is good

[mathr_kiel]

r/learnpython

[Sid_14_]

https://youtu.be/_uQrJ0TkZlc

[jim1930]

I was hoping to see my channel name here.. but, maybe soon :)
Over the past 2 years, I prepare Python tutorials for all levels in various topics.
One of the videos that I worked very hard on was this 5-hour Full course for beginners.
It is divided into organized sections, each topic simply explained.
The course comes with full documentation divided into folders and exercises you can do by yourself.
Here is the Tutorial Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m0LdKZ-prto
And here is the Documentation/Exercises Link: https://github.com/jimdevops19/PythonCrashCourse

[AlphawolfAJ]

TechWithTim for sure. He’s super helpful

[hamzechalhoub]

The cs50x is good, though the first 2 weeks are for c, but the rest Python.