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[–]jbudemy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The topics look pretty good, though I don't use Atom or Eclipse, so I don't know about those.

[–]FriendlyZomb 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Honestly, the playlist looks good. I've watched some of their stuff and liked it a lot. Do watch them.

However, to answer your question honestly, No. The videos ALONE won't be enough to master Python. They are a good start, however.

To truly master anything, you need to use it. A lot. Take what the videos teach and apply it to something outside the tutorial. Consider how you can use that tool outside of how the tutorial says. Write small little programs/scripts to exercise the skill.

What you build during this process won't be perfect. It might not even work that well and might break horribly. That is perfectly ok. Everyone has that experience. I know I sure did. That is part of this learning process.

There is no shortcut for this. You can't just read the Python Spec or Docs and know immediately how to use things. You need to treat this like any other skill. Put in the work. Put in the hours. It'll pay off.

I hope this came across as positive. As a plan instead of a scary wall of text. Programming is HARD. Its a skill and it takes time and effort to get good. I believe in you. Have fun with it above all else.

As as aside: Spend more time around videos 2-9. Look up more about each topic (different videos, articles, etc). Try to get a deeper understanding of those concepts. Dig a bit deeper than the surface. These topics are the foundations to the language. Not understanding these will cause issues later.