[keghn]

Introduction - Learn Python for Data Science #1: 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T5pRlIbr6gg&feature=youtu.be

[Art]

He's done a lot of programming examples from building a Bot to machine learning and lot of other interesting topics. He seems like a pretty intelligent guy although he does talk like he's double parked! 

[Freddy]

Well it's hard to make programming sound exciting and sexy and like something you want to spend hours doing. A lot of these YT presenters seem to channel Michael from VSauce.

But back to topic. I've played with Python in Blender and it was quite easy to pick up. Never really had cause to use it much more than that though.

[keghn]

 I like to program in Bash and c/c++. But the mentioned computer language have evolved into complicated programing
language with lot useless artifacts. Python is very easy to pick up and is keep simple. And "show off programmers" cannot put in fancy complex instruction sets in to make the code look more professional than it really is. In time the fancy stuff just
become very un flexible memory rot artifacts.
 I here Rust programing is C programing language that is lean and without the confusion. But it is not popular.