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IOT Academy
Pakistan
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 20 มี.ค. 2020
Python programming for iot
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TERI ULFAT MAIN SANAM DIL NE BOHAT DARD SAHAY
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old is gold song by ZUBAIDA KHANUM FILM SARFAROSH
PLC:Trigonometric Functions
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Trigonometric Functions like sine, cosine and tan etc...
PLC: Square Square root and Log Operations
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PLC: Square Square root and Log Operations
Lecture 17 How a follower can become a consumer
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Lecture 17 How a follower can become a consumer
Lecture 16 Picture modification on Instagram
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Lecture 16 Picture modification on Instagram
Lecture 15 Introduction to instagram robots
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Lecture 15 Introduction to instagram robots
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Very motivational and inspirational song to be hummed daily.
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You have explained basics of Python, Data Structures and OOPS concepts, which is good. But where is IOT, and if it is in second playlist why is this playlist made with the topic related to IOT. Don't you think its misleading?
all these videos need to be reuploaded with the volume fixed, its WAY too low of volume
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Thank you so much for these. As a beginner, I learned a lot from these 75 videos. Had to watch each one of them for a second time. Though I still count myself a beginner, I feel confident going for something a bit higher than this. Thank you once again 🙇. You just helped an aspiring IoT female developer.
Sir, Please please please make new videos for raspberry pi and python!
Amazing!!
bro, you have a great way of teaching the basics of complicated stuff, I am following this series of videos, I started from ADV#1 and watched each one of them, and now I am at ADV#63. I do not know your circumstances but you are definitely an excellent teacher, please if you can make more tutorials about IoT and Python, I will definitely recommend your videos to anyone who is interested to learn these topics, update your content and create new ones and definitely you will have success, please!!!
I=I+1 Why do we have to increase it by 1? I don't get
Thank you so much for these powerful videos. I started all from the very first video. I'm on 32 now, though still have a long way ahead. On the prime number and odd number in the While loop, I have a question : Please can you explain how you arrived at 1=1+1 I've tried to study it again and again but I don't seem to understand how you arrived at that.
Teri ulfat mein sanam------beautiful song.
I had python boot camp and watched several tutorials, but this one by far is the best explanation for function, default arguments, and keyword arguments. Thank you, sir!
In Python, when you assign an integer value to a variable, like x = 2 and y = 2, the interpreter might optimize and reuse the memory location for commonly used integer values. This process is known as "integer interning." As a result of integer interning, both x and y will reference the same memory location for the integer value 2. Therefore, when you use the is operator to compare them, it will return True. For Strings: In Python, string interning works similarly to integer interning, but with some differences based on the length and content of the strings. Case 1: x = "hello", y = "hello": For short strings like "hello" that consist of a small number of characters, Python's interpreter may choose to intern them, meaning they share the same memory location to conserve memory and improve performance. As a result, when you compare x and y using the is operator, it will return True. Case 2: x = "hello world", y = "hello world": For longer strings or strings that contain whitespace or special characters, Python's interpreter is less likely to intern them. Each string will typically have its own memory location. So, when you compare x and y using the is operator, it will return False. The reason for this behavior is that shorter strings are more likely to be used frequently and shared across different parts of code, making interning more beneficial. Longer strings are less likely to be shared, so interning might not provide as much benefit in terms of memory savings. It's important to note that while string interning is a common optimization in Python, it's not guaranteed behavior and can vary based on the implementation and version of Python you are using. For string equality checks, it's recommended to use the == operator (x == y) to compare the content of strings, rather than relying on the is operator, which checks for identity (memory location).
sir kindly subroutine py b next video thankssssssssssss
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hi thanks for the videos. i am a research scholar working area is IoT security with cryptography. which is the best simulation tool for this and if possible, upload the videos
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THANK YOU SO MUCH! I have been struggling to ge tthe gpiozero buttons to work but finaly i can run multiple buttons in one (simplified) script!
You are welcome!
following every lecture. good content
Thanks!
I want to understand if I already know most of the generic python concepts and only want to focus on the IoT related requirements, which of the videos I can skip or pick.
then start with the second playlist: Python for Raspberry Pi
Thank you, just learnt about IoT
Welcome!
Very nice explanation
Where are the Python applicability in IoT. I didn't find any such video
There are two playlists. one contains the lectures about Python programing and other about IOT
Great video bro! love your channel, your channel is a little bit similar to mine, it would also mean a lot if you follow me back on my channel. Thanks ;)
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