Tutorial code: click here to open Topics: Tutorial overview with painting examples Overview of the Colab Python code Opening the Colab code above, logging in Google, and copying the code to your Google drive Running the Python code in Colab Choosing your favorite painting style, and starting the Python class to do Style-Transfer Choosing your original photo, and visualizing the inputs (content + style) in Colab Creating the stylized result: your painting!

Tutorial code: click here to open Topics: Artificial Intelligence playlist Introduction: Machine Learning and Deep Learning overview. Face-animation (Deep-Fake) example. Tutorial introduction: Face animation is a Deep-Learning tool that uses a video of a face to animate a photo. How to open the tutorial in Colab (use the link above in thisvideo description, log in your Google account and save the colab notebook to your Google Drive).

Tutorial code: click here to open Manual to draw and to make videos code: click here to open Topics: remember to log in your Google account. Open the tutorial code by clicking on the link above. Alternatively, in the video we explain how to choose a tutorial from GitHub. After the code is opened, remember to click on the “copy to drive” button wikipedia explanation: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maurer_rose#Explanation the code on wikipedia is incomplete.

Tutorial code: click here to open Manual to draw and to make videos code: click here to open Topics: “Colab” allows you to use a very powerful computer, for free, from your browser (Android tablet, PC, etc.). You can code Colab in Python. How to use Colab for the first time: Login into your Google account, and then search “Colab” to begin Select the “Github” tab in the opening page of Colab

Topics: loop inside a loop the “for” loop “to run a program”: step-by-step “debugging”: eliminating a mistake in in the code

Topics: We create our first “method”. We create our first “function”. Bool variables. Constants. Conditions: “ternary operator”. “class” defined, for now, as “a group of Methods and Functions”. How to compare your code with other people’s code in CodinGame.

Variables: string, integer data types. Convert string to integer number. Comments: # single line and multi-line ''' Inputs and Outputs: input(“question”) print(“output”). Loop: while Step-by-step code execution: what “RUN” means, and the “Debug” button. Conditions: if then else