Office Hours Archive

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David Amos

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Office Hours 09-09-2020.mp4

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Office Hours 2020-08-12.mp4

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Office Hours 2020-08-19.mp4

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Office Hours 2020-08-26.mp4

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Office Hours 2020-09-16.mp4

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Office Hours 2020-09-23.mp4

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Office Hours 2020-09-30.mp4

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Office Hours 2020-10-07.mp4

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Office Hours 2020-10-21.mp4

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Office Hours 2020-10-28.mp4

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Office Hours 2020-11-04.mp4

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Office Hours 2020-11-11.mp4

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Office Hours 2020-11-18.mp4

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Office Hours 2020-12-02.mp4

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Office Hours 2020-12-09.mp4

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Office Hours 2020-12-16.mp4

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Office Hours 2020-12-30.mp4

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Offie Hours 2020-09-02.mp4

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Description

The Real Python Office Hours is a weekly hangout where members of Real Python get the chance to meet fellow Pythonistas to chat about your learning progress, ask questions, and discuss Python tips & tricks via screen sharing.

Note: Office Hours sessions are currently not recorded. We decided to stop recording to make Office Hours a safe space for all participants. What’s discussed won’t leave the current session, except that we can choose to continue a discussion in the #office-hours Slack channel.

If you’re curious to re-watch some older sessions to get a feeling of how the live sessions go down, you can take a look in this archive.

In this video course, you can:

Check out our Office Hours announcement post to learn more about how Office Hours sessions work and how you can participate.

Office Hours Schedule & Registration: Join us live for the next members-only Q&A session with the Real Python Team: View upcoming Office Hours events »

What You'll Learn?

View previous office hours meetings
Download the chat transcript from each meeting
Explore resources and bonus materials discussed during each meeting

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David Amos

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Hey there

I’m a freelance writer and recovering mathematician passionate about exploring mathematics with code. I love breaking technical concepts down into easy-to-understand chunks to help people learn.

In addition to the tutorials and articles listed below, I am also the author of Real Python’s book Python Basics: A Practical Introduction to Python 3 which reached the #1 spot on Amazon’s Python Programming charts.