@coreyms

To save you time, I put a list of all of the tips and the timestamps for each in the description of the video. And again, this video was sponsored by Skillshare. If you'd like to check out Skillshare with 2 free months of Skillshare Premium, you can use my link here:
https://skl.sh/coreyschafer

@expat2010

I'm 79 years old, been studying Python for about 6 months, and I got to tell you I get so damned exited with the stuff I learn from you - no other teacher, paid or free, has come close. I just hate to tear myself away from videos like this! I don't have a lot of money, but I'm gonna send you a few bucks - buy a toy for your beautiful dog. :)

@BohdanKokovych

Enjoy! 

1) 0:34 - ternary operator ;
2) 2:13 - Underscores in Numeric Literals + about f-string;
3) 4:29 - context manager ;
4) 6:49 -  enumerate function ;
5) 9:01 -  zip function ;
6) 13:46 -  unpacking tuples (use asterisk and underscore);
7) 19:11 - getting and setting attributes to object  (setattr, getattr ); 
8) 26:24 - getpass instead input (read from keyboard) ;
9) 29:22 - run python with dash m in terminal (python -m ...);
10) 32:32 - built-in functions (help, dir etc)

@Demonslay335

Dude, underscores can be used to delim numbers!? Literally life-changing tip, thank you!

@wolfisraging

My favourite Channel for learning python

@EVGrinds

I've been coding in Python over a year now, and was expecting to only see one or two new things. BUT I LEARNED SO MUCH MORE ! 
Thank You!

@brainplot

As a Python beginner - but not a beginner in programming - this video was great! Awesome explanation, thank you!

@petursteinn9718

Your content is so unbelievably good! Thank you so much for all that you've taught me.
You speak so clearly, describe concepts so well, demonstrate with perfection, you're incredible!

@pawe1

His tutorials are exponentially much better than most of the Udemy & Coursera courses.
You're doing a Great job Corey you're having an impact ❤️ Keep it up.

@sheeeeeeeeeeesh

IDK how but I have been using python for about 2(ish?) years now and most of these are  brand new to me and HOLY CRAP DO THEY CHANGE SO MUCH

@smashies118

Wow. Figured I'd watch a random python tips video instead of memes and found exactly what I needed for one of my projects. Thanks man! Awesome vid!

@hungvunguyen8929

As a new Python learner, I find your videos are the most interesting, clear and throughout! Glad that you still making python videos. Thank you!

@blazecoolman

Corey, just thanks, man. That is all I can say for the content that you make here. I have learned so much from you

@isidaruk1408

The work you do is priceless. Thank you so much, Corey! You are really wonderful teacher, who keeps to inspire me and others to move toward being a better developers.

@MegaTheDamir

Was sitting yesterday, passing values to object attributes(13of them), and ended up looping around dict and doing this:
For item in dict:
    obj.attribute=item[‘index1’]
    obj.attribute2=item[‘index2’]

Wish I knew about setattr...

Thank you !!!Mr. Schafer

@stephenneiswanger4827

This guys knowledge completely blows other tutorials out of the water! 

I know I’m late to the game Corey but your content is truly amazing thank you from 2023

@archstampton5910

Fantastic, 40 minutes of my life well spent.

@MyYouthUk

This is the first time I've intentionally sat through the sponsor segment at the end of a video... not because I'm interested in Skillshare... just because you've more than earned that time from me.

@zperk13

I've been coding with python for a while, I've messed around with neural networks, yet somehow I didn't know some of these amazing tips. Thanks!

@antonlashov7893

Hey, Corey! Greetings from Mother Russia 👋🏻 Thank you for what you are doing! No water, just a facts with super clear examples. You’re making YouTube better!