A Git Tutorial Based On Examples (Code Along!)

That was so good man!

I like branches 🐦

Can’t say how valuable this is, you have the gift to teach people

Man you are such a great guy! I'm so grateful!!

Awesome tutorial as always. The multi-user simulation is really helpful. A part 0 would be much appreciated where you explain the git terms with some drawings maybe, that way we can relate more

Great video Mr.P Solver, thanks.

The last 8 mins part is very tricky for me, but in general, it's a very good guide for beginners. Thank you!

This is the first non-Billy video I watch on your channel (excellent so far, btw), and I keep expecting Shregory to pop up any moment (needless to say, with a snarky comment and accompanied by dramatic sound effects).

@Mr. P Solver: no offense - but you kind of stare into that camera - and that is you stare at the viewers. Also with a kind of serious facial expression. Nothing wrong with that. And thanks for the great content. But for the success of your channel a little more smiling and less staring would be beneficial. People just can't help their feelings. And when being stared at with a serious face most people feel scared.

Bro I appreciate you to be fucking honest

I discovered your channel about a week ago, and I've watched so many of your videos since then. I'm a PhD student in experimental condensed matter physics who's now trying to learn how to do stuff with Python other than plotting figures and curve fitting. Your videos have been super helpful, thanks!

Thanks a lot for the tutorial. Highly appreciate it!!

Local Repositories
// commit with bunch of files
// revert to the past commit which has different quantity of files than last commit
// create branch there (git switch -c newBranch)
// switch between branches to see the difference of their last commits

// create a separate branch (myWork) from the master and switch to it
// create a new file and commit it
// switch among branches
// merge master with a last branch

// commit new file to the master
// switch to the branch myWork and see there's no newly created and commited file that was on the master
// create a file in myWork branch and commit it
// switch to the master branch and merge it with myWork
// verify master has access and see the last created file on myWork branch

Hi!
In one of your videos regarding solving of Schrodinger equation, I am trying to obtain the group and phase velocity numerically in Python. Can you help with this?

helpful video answering a few questions I had and a few I didn't know I should have been asking also.

how can I concentrate if you look like that

Very good Git Tutorial!!!!!

Excellent video! Better than many of other tutotials

You make learning fun

A really useful video would be to show everything you need for linear algebra using python… using rref and dealing with matrices is essential for getting thru that class and I used MATLAB, it would be nice to do it in a free program like python.

I aspire to be someday like you, smart, excellent communication skills, handsome

damn P solver, once again saving my projects!

You have incredible communication skills. You make me to keep watching! Because lets be honest, Git is usefull, but not fun to learn.
Keep up the Good work!

Pd: you should make optcis interference simulations, they are pretty fun (coherencr ilumintion, incoherence ilumination, complex degree of coherencr, Young, etc)

What a great idea! Cheers!

I can't tell you how much I wish I had these videos when I was in undergrad. Your tutorials are more valuable than a lot of the classes I took