Basic Data Types in Python: Summary

Super!

Great explanation, instead of using print() function in function definition I was taught to use return() statement because print() return None

Awesome! totally different from any other Python platform. Really appreciate your time Darren

It’s a fantastic refresher on Python Data types, I really learned a couple of new things from it and thanks for this tutorial.

I can say that zip() really made a difference. Take that, Javascript!

very useful!

A good refresher course, and I learned quit a bit along withsome material to look up for further study. Thanks to Darren and Real Python for the work and presentations.

Excellent!

An excellent overview, well-delivered, and in a soothing voice! Thank you, I learned a lot of useful things!

Very nice, thanks!

very clear explanations, I am amazed about the versatility and efficiency of Python!!

Excellent overview. I’m going to see if there is a more indepth look at interators and interables. That is one topic that I am not familar with based on the other (ok, older) languages that I’m used to.

Thank you for the course!

Just completed the video. A refresher in some ways and leaqrned new functions and will do a deeper dive in the os module. many thanks

A clear and info packed video to start my Python journey- loved this

This was more detailed than I expected. Thanks RP Team for the great job on this exercise. “Started from the bottom now I’m here.” as Drake would say.

Thanks Awesome content <3 Learn so many new things!

Learnt a lot of useful fucntions! Also helped me to understand some of the errors I had been facing earlier.

Simply the best

Thank you for the amazing training course. You helped me better understand the basics covered in the course.

Thanks Darren for clear and easy to follow tutorial. Well done !

Awesome on the content and concepts are very clear to understand

liked the presentation - very clear - thanks

Thank you for this excellent course.

Excellent course!! There is always something new that I learn from these topics covered. Thanks Darren!!

Thanks for the course. Very informative. Quite densely packed as well, I must say. I need to look over those built in functions…

I’m so in love with python. Wish this was my first language!

Thanks Darren for this excellent and useful tutorial!

This is AWESOMEEEEEE!

Wow. I FINALLY understood hash() after this. Thank you! Great refresher on Python data types.

Thank you very much, Darren. You made this course really with a lot of dedication.

I really appreciate, though you mentioned the great IDE pycharm, that all code examples can be implemented in a simple text editor and run by command line. This is how I started to learn programming twenty years ago and thus I think, a basic course should follow this approach.

My favourite sections where the last three ones “Functions: Variables, References, and Scope (Part 1)”, “Functions: Variables, References, and Scope (Part 2)”, “Functions: Miscellaneous”.

I will use dir() a lot as this will enhance my knowledge at every step of my journey. zip was pretty cool as well.

Thank You Very Much!

I learned more in this video then in the entire course I took on python scripting in college.

Is there a link to setup up bpython?

@Glenn Lehman The most reliable way to set up bpython is installing it as a regular Python dependency:

$ python3 -m pip install bpython

Excellent course. I enjoyed how well the instructor explained the concepts along with the examples. Great job indeed.

Superb!

Thank you Darren, great summary!!!

This was awesome, very well done! Thank you Sire!

Thank you for this amazing course, built up the foundation skills,,

This section was very rich. I was hesitant to go through this section because it says basic but I learned a ton. I was especially excited by these two: 1- Triple quoted strings - amazing 2- hash function used to compare two texts or even check the integrity of a file.

I am so excited for the remaining of the course.

I had some previous experience with Python scripts and expected to skip through a lot of parts but I quickly found there was a lot I didn’t know and some useful methods I was unaware of. In future the dir() command will be particularly helpful for finding the available methods to use before doing it the longer or less efficient way. I will also try the end command in print statements which I have not used before.

Really very nice, Very well explained, and Awesome

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Thought I knew a lot about scripting in Python, but I have found out that there is a lot that must be reviewed. I will be using this video course again while practicing writing scripts. Thank you.