>> Welcome back for more Python for beginners,
That probably the number one request that Susan and I
got after putting together the last set of videos was well,
for more videos and so that's what we want to
do here is give more videos,
So we want to start off like we
did last time with a couple of questions,
So who are we, who are you,
and what is it that we're going to be doing today?
So let's start here, Susan, who are you?
>> Well, if you've watched
the introduction to Python videos and hopefully you have,
if not, go back, check them out,
My name is Susan Ibach,
I also go by hockey geek girl,
By the way, that is Susan Ibach with a B not
Imac which I saw a several people on YouTube commenting about,
When I'm not in front of a keyboard
playing around with code and data,
I'm also a mom,
a marathoner and a thrash metal fan,
>> Yeah, I'm Christopher Harrison,
I'm a longtime geek,
I'm a program manager inside of
academic ecosystems here in Cloud and AI,
I have a propensity to tell bad jokes as well
as a propensity to say the word propensity,
I'm a husband marathoner,
and father of a four-legged child,
also known as a dog,
She is an adorable,
about a year and a half mastiff mix,
So yeah, So then who are you?
Well, the target audience for this course is somebody who
has gone through that Python for Beginners course and is well,
looking for more Python for beginners,
that was really it,
That Python is obviously a huge topic,
we weren't able to get through everything the first time,
We are going to be assuming
that you have some level of Python knowledge,
If you don't, go check out the other videos
first before coming back to this one,
If you've already done that,
or maybe you like, "Hey,
I'm really curious about, say,
the with statement or I'm really curious
about multiple inheritance," then you
can just dive in and go choose those particular videos,
>> That's right, You don't have to follow
this particular set of VOC sequentially,
There's a few that for example,
it helps to look at the classes video
before you look at multiple inheritance,
but you don't have to do every single module of this series,
So this one is designed such
that if it's something you really want to learn,
you can jump into one directly,
>> Exactly, Yeah, So probably the most common question
that we got was,
"Hey, what about this? What about that?
Can we see coverage of this?"
That really is what it is that we're trying to do here,
So we want to help empower you even more,
We want to give you more tools for your toolbox,
that old saying, if the only tool you have is a hammer,
everything looks like a nail,
That really that same thing here that we want to show you
some additional things that you can do with Python,
So that way if you decide,
"Hey, I want to dig a little bit deeper,
that maybe I want to start looking at Django,
near and dear to my heart,
" or something like that,
that hopefully you'll be able to look at even more quickstarts,
even more tutorials, and understand
what it is that's going on with that code,
>> Yes, Just trying to build
your confidence and answer some of the questions
you gave to us and
requests that you gave to us after the first series,
>> Yeah, So with that,
let's get in and start coding,
>> Yeah, Time to have some fun,