@waxifalee
Mosh is my first ever instructor of programming. His older Python course was my first course and it literally changed everything. Throughout my years in high school, college and university there has been no one who understood the concepts better than me and I confess that all of the credit goes to Mosh
@oduguwaoluwaseyi3019
I am close to 60years but I believe age shouldn't be a barrier in learning programming language
@perumalkalimuthu3638
I am 68. Am fascinated with AI. One knowledge required is computer programming, Python. Here i am getting to understand Python programming.
@anirudhravi5546
Mosh is the Programming GOAT and I mean it. I mean his tutorials are easy to comprehend, and I learnt most of my coding from him!
@HaleemaAli-i6w
I just finished watching your python tutorial for beginners 🎊🎊and these 2 hours taught me more than weeks of college lectures—you're a much better teacher, honestly. Clear, practical, and to the point!👍
@Developer-u7t
I transitioned from being a mechanical engineer to a software engineer after spending 10 years in the mechanical field. I initially started with your previous course, and now I am working as a software engineer on a Generative AI project. I'm eager to refresh my skills with this exciting field and I have high expectations for what the future holds. Thank you so much, Mosh!.
@LekhyaGurram
Mr.Mosh, i have a Non-IT background. You are my first programming instructor. you have built confidence in me that i can learn Python. Thank you make videos which will be useful for my background people. Make Python libraries please
@divo3587
1:43:47 i made this code:
number = 0
a = input("a: ")
b = input("b: ")
for i in range(a, b):
if i % 2 == 0:
print(i)
number += 1
print(f"There are {number} even numbers from {a} to {b}")
@robertnyavor
I needed this so badly and there I have it - just because Mosh met me at my point of need. Thanking you for helping me measure up.
@simplifiededucation-pq2hs
this guy knows how to explain he makes it very simple, whenever i need a refresh in python i will watch this
@5Hmaans
at 35:58 you can use # as a note to tell what the variable stands for! 👌👌
@LuisaReyes-w5g
Mosh, your teaching style is incredibly clear and engaging, even for someone completely new to programming – thanks for making Python so accessible! I'm excited to start building projects and see where this journey takes me. Definitely sharing this course with friends!
@tikinfluence
Hi Mosh thanks for all you have done for us, you are my favorite tutor, I learned to code from your courses, now today I am building a home automation system using django and react, all thanks to your courses, thanks again, your my super hero.☺
@brennenandrusko9476
This is so clutch. My teacher has failed to teach me all of this in 2 months and you taught me it in 2 hours😂😂😂
@Joker-qn1cr
22:25 for people on windows 11/10 there is no code menu. instead go to file and go down to preferences, then settings.
@oliverwonder4736
Hello! I'm from Angola🇦🇴, Africa, and I came across this channel through a Brazilian friend, he speaks English and he strongly recommended your channel for what I want to learn. I don't speak English, so if it's not too much to ask, I'd like to ask you a special favor: please include Portuguese dubbing in your videos to help Portuguese speakers too! Cheers!
@theshawnkelly
I literally watched the one hour video just the other day and was wondering if there would ever be an updated one. I picked a great time to start coding!
@fungooloo12
I learnt programming in the early 80's using BASIC with line numbers. After watching this I felt so nostalgic, Python reminds me a lot of the BASIC syntax to be honest. I have done basic Java programming and found it grindy, kind of like rubbing sandpaper on my face to get anything done but Python is like butter, love it!
@vhgamerz611
I was Just Waiting For this Course I am just 12 yr old. Only mosh is the one who motivated me in learning python.looking forward for more python course
@programmingwithmosh