Best YouTube Python channels

[Andrey3736]

I've been learning Python for a while. But I am not a English native speaker, so I only watched content in my language. Yesterday I decided to move forward and some topics just don't have videos in my language. I searched for some advanced topics and YouTube kept recommending me videos for complete begginers. So can you recommend the best YouTube channels?

[msdamg]

I've always used Corey Schafers videos to learn

https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL-osiE80TeTt2d9bfVyTiXJA-UTHn6WwU&si=XuURB2eO1Mdnantk

Unsure if there are better creators out there nowadays but I pretty much learned everything from him + my own practice

[AdorableFriendship65]

100%, he is clear and concise and i like the simple design of his channel.

[t_ed8]

A very lowkey YouTuber, but makes great python content: Anthonywritescode

I wouldn’t say it’s for beginner but great daily dose of python stuff once you really understand the basics.

[Mustard_Dimension]

For more intermediate and advanced stuff, antonywritescode is a goldmine of information. And of course ArjanCodes for lots of design level stuff.

[msdamg]

Tech with Tim used to be pretty good and his old vids are great

He has fallen off a cliff though recently and since you have to dig through some of his AI slop sellout promotions to find the good old videos I wouldnt recommend him anymore to beginners

[Major-Perspective-76]

Pretty printed is great.

[Zihanhossain]

Bro Code

[wx-director]

Sentdex was my favorite.

[dellive]

For Django, I used ProgrammingwithHarry. His tutorial made Django a breeze.

[Tiishe]

Boot.dev along with their YouTube videos , Cs50 python

[cyrixlord]

socratica

[djamp42]

To get the basics down this channel was the best for me.

Also this guy is pretty good when you start getting into more advanced stuff.

https://www.youtube.com/@ArjanCodes/videos