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UPDATED WEBSITE: it now has 275 detailed Python video tutorials with a combined runtime duration of over 50 hours. In addition, it has 49 one-minute Python video shorts. It also has a new navigation system with 17 sections (topic areas) related to the Python programming language. To help support the future development of the material I would be grateful if you could share the website on social media with your friends, colleagues, students, pupils, teachers, lecturers etc. Also encouraging others to subscribe to the YouTube channel will also help maintain the free nature of the material.
I have just completed 8 one-minute exercise videos on typical and frequently occurring syntax errors. They are designed to test beginners to coding in Python. Three are already published and the remaining five will be published every other day from 4th January 2023 up to and including the 14th January 2023. The playlist is at the following link:
youtube.com/playlist?list=PL6...
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Phil
Hello Everybody,
Happy New Year
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Merry Xmas and a Happy New Year
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Phil
I have started a new playlist on the NumPy module. NumPy is used extensively by data scientists. The link to the playlist is:
youtube.com/playlist?list=PL6...
The following video on: "Python: Use the correct Convention when importing NumPy" will be published on the 4th September 2022 at 9.00 am. Its link is below:
https://youtu.be/7lLgcudI3gw
The following video on: "Python: The Class of a NumPy array" will be published on the 11th September 2022 at 9.00 am. Its link is below:
https://youtu.be/WIEfhWi9Z1I
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Phil
(John Philip Jones)
In order to support the cost of developing the free to view videos and supporting websites I have decided to offer merchandise using the online store Spring. I receive a small payment from Spring for every item that is sold. If you fancy a mug, beer glass, t-shirt or mobile phone case and want to support the work check out the store under the STORE tab.
A video on an "Introduction to NumPy Arrays" will be uploaded at 8.30 am on the 10th August 2021. This video looks at the NumPy library and the NumPy array. It shows how to pip install the NumPy library. It also compares the Python list with the NumPy array explaining why NumPy arrays should be used rather than Python lists when plotting graphs using pyplot.
https://youtu.be/qVAkon8GM9s
A video on how to pip install matplotlib will be uploaded at 9.00 am on the 3rd August 2021. Matplotlib is used extensively by data scientists to visualise data.
https://youtu.be/rpmt7whwG5s
A viewer of my videos pointed out that some of the videos have an excessive number of midroll adverts. The adverts inappropriately broke his concentration from the video content. I checked and found some of the longer videos (more than 20 minutes) had up to six adverts. Just to let you know I have removed the midroll adverts from all my videos. Adverts will still appear at the beginning and end of some videos such adverts help cover the cost of hosting the videos on my dedicated websites.
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Phil
I am considering developing a Playlist of videos on the C programming language. Would you be interested in this?
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Phil Jones
Video tutorials on Python programming, other Computer Science topics and mathematics.
The tutorials can be viewed in a random order. However, some have been designed to view in sequence within playlists that have been organised into appropriate sections.
I would welcome feedback comments on the tutorials and channel. Such feedback will be used for research into whether such videos are effective in supporting students with their studies. I would therefore be grateful if you subscribed and commented on the channel.
I am particularly interested in how you have integrated the use of the videos into your studies.
Please check out the supporting websites listed below.
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Phil
(John Philip Jones)