You do know there is tons of free editing programs out there that you can use titles pages. Typing it like this, seems like a waste and very sloppy looking. Or just skip that all together and do a voice over.
how do i run a .py from the python gui? i thought i could use "python helloworld.py" but apparently not, i'm brand new to python, thanks for any replies
Tnx for effort, but this is timeconsuming to watch. It takes 3 minutes before you start getting into stuff, and you dont explain what is an object. Stay focused, havent got all day.
Hi, great tutorial. It would be awesome if you could check my tutorials and give me some feedback :D You could subscribe while ur there too that be amazing :D
Im a total noob. I followed this tut perfectly and it just doesnt work. the black screen always closes really fast. I tried both raw_input and input. I thought I had found a good beginner tut...but i was wrong...back to searching...fak
That's a hard question. This video most certainly does NOT give enough programming exposure to even think about going and looking for a job right after.
It takes time, practice, headaches, and a big interest in programming.
Keep learning, if you want get a degree. Most importantly be confident in your abilities and always strive to learn new things.
Side note: Don't know if i'll every post up any new python videos. Perhaps i'll create more tutorials later on for a different language.
Correct but that is the "old" style of python. Don't expect to see that backwards compatability in python forever, that is why I had the newer method.
you forgot the quotations and the "raw_" before input. it looks like this: raw_input("Press enter")
the raw_input() tells python to wait for the user to enter something. anything u put in quotations withing the parenthesis is what will appear when u run the program.
i save mine and try and open it and i put it on all text like used but when i open it it says choose from a list of things to open it in plzzzz help ty
You do know there is tons of free editing programs out there that you can use titles pages. Typing it like this, seems like a waste and very sloppy looking. Or just skip that all together and do a voice over.
oldschooldude2 5 days ago
For your future Python tutorials, you could do a demonstration of the program running instead of just explaining it to us :)
UnboundLegend 3 months ago
Great video
EXPLOSIVEXPLOSION 4 months ago
how do i run a .py from the python gui? i thought i could use "python helloworld.py" but apparently not, i'm brand new to python, thanks for any replies
zerocheese 5 months ago
for fuck sake talk people.. stop being such bitches
seheart 5 months ago
oh god not another notepad tutorial dam i h8t these no offence.
0528203 7 months ago 11
@0528203 Same, tahts why i never made any others lol.
subfuzion 7 months ago 2
Really good start for me but where the hell is part 2!??!?!?!?!!!!
iSkateHood 8 months ago
just like command prompt:
@echo off
echo Hiya.
set /p lol= Enter to continue
exit
or:
@echo off
echo Hiya
pause
exit
goldknight999 1 year ago
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really great video. fantastic intro into programming. a little winding though.
aanish94 1 year ago
really great video. great intro into programming. a little winding though.
aanish94 1 year ago
Tnx for effort, but this is timeconsuming to watch. It takes 3 minutes before you start getting into stuff, and you dont explain what is an object. Stay focused, havent got all day.
chrizbiz 1 year ago
@chrizbiz Yep it was a horrid video, it also took a good 4 hours to edit out the portions where I messed up typing rofl.
subfuzion 1 year ago
i keep getting a syntax error when the black screen pops up..
TIESTOdude 1 year ago
Hi, great tutorial. It would be awesome if you could check my tutorials and give me some feedback :D You could subscribe while ur there too that be amazing :D
T3kB0i8P 1 year ago
Im a total noob. I followed this tut perfectly and it just doesnt work. the black screen always closes really fast. I tried both raw_input and input. I thought I had found a good beginner tut...but i was wrong...back to searching...fak
rahkriga 1 year ago
@rahkriga
My tutorial shows you how to do it without the annoying black box, it also allows to save ur code and use it later :D
Just click my name and it will take u to my channel :)
T3kB0i8P 1 year ago
"And she's buying a stairway to heaven" :)
DeadMaiden 1 year ago 3
nice tutorial, epic music :)
domineetdeii 2 years ago
would this actually help me if I wanted a job programming?
JacSPierce 2 years ago
That's a hard question. This video most certainly does NOT give enough programming exposure to even think about going and looking for a job right after.
It takes time, practice, headaches, and a big interest in programming.
Keep learning, if you want get a degree. Most importantly be confident in your abilities and always strive to learn new things.
Side note: Don't know if i'll every post up any new python videos. Perhaps i'll create more tutorials later on for a different language.
subfuzion 2 years ago
@subfuzion so if i get programming job how much do they pay us?
ilikecoding 1 year ago
@JacSPierce It would take you years of researching and practicing to get a job as a programmer. . . This video would help start you out though.
ImTheBatchMan 7 months ago
Not working... the black box open and close....... why?
TutorialDaneX 2 years ago
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@TutorialDaneX
My tutorial shows you how to do it without the annoying black box, it also allows to save ur code and use it later :D
Just click my name and it will take u to my channel :)
T3kB0i8P 1 year ago
@TutorialDaneX My tutorial shows you how to do it without the annoying black box, it also allows to save ur code and use it later :D
Just click my name and it will take u to my channel :)
T3kB0i8P 1 year ago
buy a mic
wh0m33 2 years ago
learn to read
sekulr 2 years ago
Also when i open the saved file the window: Open With, pops up and i open it up wit python. What should i do?
Oblivionguy777 2 years ago
Yes open it with python, make sure you have python 3.0+ installed. If you saved the file as ".py" or ".pyw" it should have automatically associated.
And ".pyw" is a method to hide the console, used with gui apps and ones that need no interaction.
Anyway let me know if you need any more help
subfuzion 2 years ago
You don't need the parenthesis. You can just use double or single quotes for a string.
print 'Hello'
Hello
hax0rman101 2 years ago
Correct but that is the "old" style of python. Don't expect to see that backwards compatability in python forever, that is why I had the newer method.
subfuzion 2 years ago
ya it still goes away quickly???
10spades 2 years ago
he was wrong, use input("Press enter") instead
Syntax124 2 years ago
when i do input(Press enter to end) it still goes away as quickly
OoGameAddictsoO 2 years ago
you forgot the quotations and the "raw_" before input. it looks like this: raw_input("Press enter")
the raw_input() tells python to wait for the user to enter something. anything u put in quotations withing the parenthesis is what will appear when u run the program.
example: raw_input("Press the enter key to exit")
Johneysteel 2 years ago
hey ace, thanks for the input() tip. It worked for me! Peace!
mindtunnel 2 years ago
wow nice guide ty.
Inuyasha9110 2 years ago
Good work,
but why not use input() ?
because raw_input() is not defined....
acerr23 2 years ago
i save mine and try and open it and i put it on all text like used but when i open it it says choose from a list of things to open it in plzzzz help ty
dudeofgy 2 years ago
begginning!
justinus1972 3 years ago
nice tut
Saula166 3 years ago
great tut
mark73777 3 years ago
Nice, 5/5! I'm making a C video soon :) I'll watch part 2 later hehe.
NeverCracker 3 years ago