Python Programming for absolute beginners - 1 (1 of 2)

Go ahead and expand this.

First off, here is the link to python 3.0
http://www.python.org/ftp/python/3.0/python-3.0rc2.msi

I'm losing my internet soon I suspect, and I could not sleep. So I made this video, and the second part. It doesn't go really in depth, and it is designed for those of you that feel overwhelmed when trying to learn to program. It took me over a year before I understood half the things I was reading and trying, so dont be discouraged.
Go ahead and let me know what you think. If the movie was boring at all, anything of the sort. I'm a horrible speaker, and my microphone is from the early 90's. So I was being nice with the text ^_^
So I had filmed over 45 minutes, and I managed to cut it down to 20 minutes. Haha, and without cutting any content.
It's my first try at creating a video.
I was going to do a nifty snake in 3d but it proved to be too time consuming.
I used audacity for editing the sound and adding in the "beat" at the beginning.
Songs:
Led Zepplin - Stairway to Heaven
Styx - Come sail away
David Bowie - Ground Control

Anyways let me know what you think, and watch both movies

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• python
• programming
• tutorial
• tutoria
• beginner
• technology

[0528203]

oh god not another notepad tutorial dam i h8t these no offence.

[subfuzion]

@0528203 Same, tahts why i never made any others lol.

[chrizbiz]

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.

[subfuzion]

@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.

[JacSPierce]

would this actually help me if I wanted a job programming?

[subfuzion]

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.

[DeadMaiden]

"And she's buying a stairway to heaven" :)

[oldschooldude2]

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.

[UnboundLegend]

For your future Python tutorials, you could do a demonstration of the program running instead of just explaining it to us :)

[EXPLOSIVEXPLOSION]

Great video

[zerocheese]

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

[seheart]

for fuck sake talk people.. stop being such bitches

[ImTheBatchMan]

@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.

[iSkateHood]

Really good start for me but where the hell is part 2!??!?!?!?!!!!

[goldknight999]

just like command prompt:

@echo off

echo Hiya.

set /p lol= Enter to continue

exit

or:

@echo off

echo Hiya

pause

exit