@alanfernandes3477
"thank you for watching"? We who must thank you for this amazing content.
@angrykratos11
Hi Tim, As a python beginner,just wanted to thank you for the detailed and easy to follow explanation on how to run your code on pycharm. There is a severe lack of decent videos out there teaching Pycharm to absolute beginners. Even the official one is kinda hard to follow. I hope you post more videos and you've def gained a new sub. Thanks man!
@123ddssw
how tf are you even up with so much energy at 7:35AM? but thanks for the video it really helped compared to other on youtube
@Orkimtor
Thank you, I got headaches from trying to figure out how to set up the interpreter. Looking forward to watch the rest of the series.
@djanabdul-rashid6477
You mentioned one thing when getting to the end, the use of only the 'ALT' to select only the column that you are working on and u were thinking maybe it wouldn't be important but I promise you that is the most important thing I learnt from this video
@necronlord52
Thanks, man, it put my brains together finally.
@abdullahfall1517
wow i just began computer science gcse well not just began but now im gonna start working hard on it and this helped me so much
@magicmedia7950
I love watching YouTube tutorials on the go using my phone. I wish more YouTubers can make their tutorials mobile friendly by increasing the font to make it visible on mobile
@JasmineValentine
Just downloaded PyCharm today, and this video already taught me so many new things. Thanks!
@naedrae
You are a total life saver. I usually like to figure things out myself as tutorials don't help me as much as doing stuff myself does, but I ran into a problem whilst trying to run code. PyCharm gave me an error when I was trying to run code saying something along the lines of "Your SDK is invalid" and I knew it was because I had another project in another IDE running on the same exact python directory, but for some reason it wasn't working. Turns out, deleting the previous configuration I set up when I first launched PyCharm and creating a new one with the same python directory solved the problem. If anyone else has this problem I hope this is of some use to you. Also, I apologize if my programmer vocabulary is flawed. I am just a beginner myself and learning as I go. :)
@Finn-jp6pn
PyCharm is a great tool but it can be intimidating for beginners. Thanks for making things easier. This was really helpful.
@navi_dust
I'm convinced that college is now just professors curating a list of learning content that is already out here for free. Great vid.
@maxm.4
had to watch 5 videos until I found this one, that it explains it understandable and not assumes loads of stuff
@arturmuellerromanov4438
For those wondering like I did: The old shortcut for the alt select was ALT + Select. The new one is ALT + SHIFT + Select.
@hambonedesigns9353
thanks tim! just downloaded python today and these tips are already helping me kick off to a good start. also just listened to your first podcast and it was fascinating to hear that you entered into coding at such a young age. cannot wait to see what you come out with next
@abnuru1784
I think u deserve a Nobel Prize for this piece. Keep it up.
@isaiahwhitney8168
oh god I'm glad I found this as a beginner rather than down the road. thanks
@5ubm3g
What a great intro, will get onto this series. Thanks!
@mooffy3961