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This course is just sooo good. The calmness in your voice and the relaxing music in the background makes it so easy to focus. Thanks again

Chuck always with the dub when competing against my ADHD! Seriously, your production quality & teaching skills make learning these languages so much more captivating. Thank you for everything that you do!!!

Those who never paused the video --->😅

Probably the wrong video to comment this on but I cannot thank you enough Chuck for this content. I had no idea about networking until I stumbled upon your videos. I absolutely fell in love and am currently studying for my CCNA and have hopes of deep diving into Python after. I also live in Texas so I’d love to meet you one day and be able to shake your hand for all the work you do for the community. Again…THANK YOU THANK YOU!!!

THE LEGEND HAS RETURNED YESSSS i waited for this forever!

I've tried learning Python on and off for a year now and it always gets to a point where it just becomes dry. Kind of to be expected from learning code. But that was the most down to earth way to learn that was also fun. That's a testament to the teacher's ability to teach as much as the teaching method. I'm hooked and can't wait for the next one. Phenomenal job!

solution of the challange in row 13 instead of print , you just write order = input ( all that stuff) and done you can add and extra "\n" if you'd like to have the input in another line (aesthetics) thanks chuck

Two Episodes in and I'm staying engaged, learning and retaining more than on any other platform I've used. Thank you

To combine the order variable with the print string, you repeat what you did with the name input. You change the print function to an order = input function while keeping the string in the parentheses. And once again I am loving this series as you've done a good job at explaining what is happening and providing opportunities to let us try and solve these ourselves with what's been taught so far. Even if we get it wrong, we can still observe your answer and understand how it works. I even went a little further and took what I learned from your first lesson and applied it to this one by making a multi-line string for the menu so that it appears as a list rather than a sentence, and made use of line breaks to space out the lines when it runs. Looking forward to the next lesson!

i know python for almost two years now but still, here I am watching Chuck teach me what I already know

You’ve got a great sense of humor and a gift for teaching. I’m nearly 60 and this is my first endeavor into coding. Glad I found you first! 🎉

if you ask me this series is going to be better than most python course series, he is calm and entertaining while most others are so serious and stiff, the fact that he can entertain us WHILE preparing us for our possible jobs great work bro keep it up! :)

Love Python. Getting more into scripting in Python now after being big on BASH for a long time. Love your videos and keep doing what you do!

Challenge answer: order = input(name + ", what would you like from the menu today? Here is what we are serving.\n" + menu + "\n") print("Sounds good " + name + ", we'll get that " + order + " ready in no time") Then probably do some string checks to make sure we actually get something on the menu lol

Great stuff man,no nonsense,positive energy. I just started learning Python and your videos sure help to take some of the anxiety away - much easier when things are ‘simple’, ‘awesome’ and ‘amazing’ rather than terrifyingly complex and overwhelming.

My lessons are boring...you tie it all together with your teaching style and make it fun again! I appreciate you!

I am making mine more realistic. "What is your name?" "Bob, I would like a coffee", "ok, here is your hot chocolate Blorg"

Thanks for this series, Chuck! I've started to learn Python a couple of times, but you make it much more accessible than anyone else. Keep up the great work!

I'm a newbie who just started learning today and am already hooked up with the way you teach, which makes it all the more fun for me to learn better and efficiently. Thank you Sir Chuck.