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What do you want to learn in 2023? 

CHANNEL UPDATE: “Python Engineer” is now “Patrick Loeber”

Here’s why:

- I wasn't fully happy with Python Engineer as the brand name since it's a very general term
- I didn’t like being called the Python Engineer since all of you are probably also good Python Engineers :)
- Maybe in the future I want to cover other programming languages as well

Will this change anything?
- No! Nothing about the content will change for now, it's still about Python and Machine Learning.

I hope you won’t be too confused in the next weeks and will still watch my videos.
Have a great day, and thanks for your support!

Patrick 

Happy Monday! Have you tried out Python 3.11 yet? 

Python devs🐍! I haven't done this poll in a while so I'm curious: What do you use? 

ML COURSE GIVEAWAY!
My employer -  @AssemblyAI  - is doing a giveaway, and you can win 1 of 30 Machine Learning courses on Udemy. You can find all instructions in this short video. Winners will be announced in 2 days :) 

Happy Sunday Python friends! I thought of doing a CODE REVIEW video for YOUR PROJECTS!
If you are interested:
- you can send me a private DM on Twitter and tell me about your project
- it must be public on GitHub
- ideally the code is not too long so that I can fit it nicely into a video
- it can be a new project but it can also be an older one that you wrote some years ago. The point is not to judge the skill level in the code, but to find some interesting points that could be improved so that everyone can learn from it :)
Let me know if you are interested, and enjoy the rest of the weekend!
-- Patrick 

I published my first video exactly 3 years ago on this day: Lists in Python. Thank you to everyone who watched it, and also if you watched any other of my videos! It means a lot!
-- Patrick 

3 years ago on this day I created this YouTube channel. It then took a few more weeks until I uploaded the first video. Now 167 videos later we are here. Thank you all so much for the support!
-- Patrick 

Would you be interested in another Machine Learning Beginner course, or do you think there is already enough content available?