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Eric Peppler
3,675 PointsHeads Up
Just as a note to others, you have to create the file he's working in and change directories in order to follow along, which he never explains.
Created reversedstr.py and put it in the pycache folder. Then, in the console, type cd pycache, then enter python, then import your class from the file. Kenneth really blows through this stuff and does a lot of manual typing into the console at high speed while talking, which is a recipe for getting lost and confused.
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Mischa Potter
2,555 PointsBtw, there is also a new python OOP course if Kenneth's course is confusing you.
Cameron Ganley
4,049 PointsYep. At this point it's just watching videos and not being able to work along with the video. Terrible.
I can't even console the pycache folder. Says there is no file or directory. I see it sitting there and it still won't work.
Jonathan Tucker
Ubora | Web Development Techdegree Student 16,987 PointsJonathan Tucker
Ubora | Web Development Techdegree Student 16,987 PointsI could not agree with any more, Eric. This Python OOP is super confusing, and Kenneth just blows through the concepts as if the student are veteran pythonistas. Very discouraging.