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Hello and welcome to
The Complete Python Developer Course.

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My name is Tim Pancho and this guy is
my co-instructor, James Paul Roberts.

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And we're here to actually help you
become a great powerful developer.

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We're going to do absolutely
everything in our power to do so.

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So please actually watch through to
the end of this video because there's some

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important tips on how to get
the most out of this course.

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Which ultimately means you can
become a better programmer sooner.

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And the other thing to keep in mind is,
particularly in this video,

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I also talk about the fact that there's
set up videos for each operating system.

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For Windows, for Mac, and for Linux,

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so you need to make sure that
you go to the relevant area.

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But again,
it's all explained in this video.

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So, I'll share over now to the slides and
watch to the end of the video and

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then we can actually get started coding So
who are the instructors?

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Well firstly, my name is Tim Buchalka and

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I've actually been a software
developer for over 30 years.

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I'm also the creator of the Android and

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Java courses on undameme
with 34,000 students.

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And I've previously worked in software
development for companies like Mitsubishi,

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Saab and so on.

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I like to also introduce my co instructor,
Jean Paul Roberts and

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like myself Jean Paul has been actually
working in the industry for a long time.

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He's been a software developer
also actually for 30 years or for

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over 30 years, 15 years of that it's
been actually he worked at IBM and

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in addition three years
teaching at a University.

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So in this course you learn from the best.

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We're going to combine 60 plus
years of software development and

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teaching experience.

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And we know how to help
you succeed with Python.

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So another thing to keep in mind here is
the course is constantly being updated.

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This is not a static course so.

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New content is actually
coming out each week.

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So do keep checking back for new content.

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That's one of the things that I'm
myself on in previous courses.

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Some of my courses had been updated
continually for a period of 12 months.

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And you'll find with this course,

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we're constantly adding
new content all the time.

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So do make sure you check back for
that content So

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I'm going to now just give you a few tips
on how to get the most out of this course.

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Firstly it is designed
to be done in order.

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Section by section, and
we do suggest you take the time to

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type in all the code as you go through,
and also complete the challenges.

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Now what the challenges are are a
mechanism that's actually built into

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the course But we set you a challenge and
you actually go in and

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create the code to solve the challenge and
then you can come back and

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actually check the solution
with the code on screen.

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So we actually show you
our solution as well.

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And by doing that you really will
get the most out of this course.

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In addition, the other thing to know
is we've actually got sections for

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Windows, Mac and Linux.

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So depending on your operating
system after watching this video,

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you want to go to that relevant
section of the course Which is

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basically setting up
the tools that you need.

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So again, Windows, Mac and Linux you go to
the relevant section, setup the tools and

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then after that you actually
move on to section five.

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This is where you actually start coding.

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So do that after you've actually set
up the tools in the relevant section.

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Section two being for
Windows, section three for

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Mac, In section four across Linux.

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If you actually need help at any time,

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make sure you use the discussions feature
which is part of this course, and

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one of us will actually get back
to you as soon as possible.

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There's actually a button you can actually
click, and you actually leave a message.

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You can leave screen shots,
you can leave And code and so forth and

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we will get back to and reply there and

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you'll actually be able to get
an answer to any queries that you have.

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And the other important thing is that all
the source code we show you, including

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the challenges is actually available for
download in the course if you need to.

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So sometimes it's a good idea if you can't
get a particular bit of code working

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to check our source code which we've
tested and ensured does work and try that,

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download that, put that on your computer.

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Install it and run it.

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And from there you sort of try
figuring out where you actually

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went wrong with your code.

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It's actually a great way,

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a great skill to learn debugging,
which is the concept of actually fixing

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errors in programs because that will
make you ultimately a better programmer.

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Lastly, I'd like to finish off by saying,
don't give up.

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Expect that learning to program
will take time to master, but make

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sure you do actually go through and do
all the challenges, type in all the code.

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And if you re watch the videos as well.

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Sometimes the first time
you watch a video and

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learn a particular concept it can stand
to be a little bit overwhelming, but

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if you re-watch the video and re-study it
you'll find things become a lot easier.

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So keep at it and don't give up, ok so

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that's the end of the first
introductory video.

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At this time now, move forward to the
relevant section which again is section

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two for Windows, section three if
you're on a Mac, and section four

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if you are on Linux, and after that keep
to section five and we'll start coding.

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Cheers for now