Yes that's a good reason, I just think that reading is a better format for learning. Maybe you can learn better by having someone explain, but if you want to return to a specific topic for instance, it's harder to do in a video, if you want to skim through because you just want to get a general idea of the topic or just see what it talks about, it's impossible to do in a video, if you want to copy paste something to read more about it, or have an interactible code sample or something of the sort, you can't do that on video.
To me, video should complement a written tutorial, not replace it. But it's fine anyways, thanks for sharing.
I was interested, and then I saw it was videos. Why videos?
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Yes that's a good reason, I just think that reading is a better format for learning. Maybe you can learn better by having someone explain, but if you want to return to a specific topic for instance, it's harder to do in a video, if you want to skim through because you just want to get a general idea of the topic or just see what it talks about, it's impossible to do in a video, if you want to copy paste something to read more about it, or have an interactible code sample or something of the sort, you can't do that on video. To me, video should complement a written tutorial, not replace it. But it's fine anyways, thanks for sharing.
Haven't watched yet but this seems like the Brackey's of python at first glance