One feedback. When we try to submit along with int(a+b) in the first problem the python is not taking that and is throwing error- the answer is not considered. Only when I check the solution post the submission date- I came to know that the variable can be directly given like a+b and no need to add int at the beginning. This is the same for all the remaining questions in the first assignment. It would have been better if there was a sample completed assignment on how to solve these in the week 1 it would have been helpful. This is the same for the remaining assignment 2 to 4 as well. When we try to input along with the datatype as mentioned in the query it is not accepting and only if we give the values alone it is taking. Due to this I didnt understand well and missed submitting week 1 assignments.
Here we go again with one more mistake🫣 2:11:00 The answer here should be 8 instead of 10. We missed the part that it is not just iterating over the words of list, but it is iterating over every character of each word in the fruits. If n=8, then `except_count` will be incremented 3 times when it will iterate over chars of 'apple', 2 times for 'banana' and 2 more times for 'cherry'. Overall `except_count` will become 3 + 2 + 2 = 7. Any guesses what would be the value of `except_count` if n = 10. Answer would be 13.
2:40:30 The option 2 is also correct as I missed the last line in option 2 that would update the value of runs scored by Rohit against Aus to 120 inplace of 90 that we got from the first line.
@@MUTHU_KRISHNAN_K Yes, 8 is the correct answer. You can check the other comment for the link to explanation ( props to Subrajit 🙌). If we'll take n = 10, the value of except_count would become 13.
2:16:30 The only difference in the option 1 and option 4 is that the option one is typecasting the last charecter into integer before adding it (in the recursive case).Doing this is very crucial as without this, it would throw type error as you're trying to add string charecters with an integer (that you'll get from base case). The explaination is same, but it is the for option1 not for the option4. Option4 is incorrect and the only correct answer is option1, kindly consider the discussion as the explaination for the option 1.
2:59:54 Kindly read that as 'set'. Elements of sets should be hashable. It was mispronounced as lists there and was corrected later in the part which is not present in the recording.
Where is the live session for week 1
bakwass ise he kyu bhej dete hai kuch smjh nahi ata iska Karthik sir is best
Thanks!
One feedback. When we try to submit along with int(a+b) in the first problem the python is not taking that and is throwing error- the answer is not considered. Only when I check the solution post the submission date- I came to know that the variable can be directly given like a+b and no need to add int at the beginning. This is the same for all the remaining questions in the first assignment. It would have been better if there was a sample completed assignment on how to solve these in the week 1 it would have been helpful. This is the same for the remaining assignment 2 to 4 as well. When we try to input along with the datatype as mentioned in the query it is not accepting and only if we give the values alone it is taking. Due to this I didnt understand well and missed submitting week 1 assignments.
Sir hindi session or bhi lo saree doubt clear ho gye
Bahut mja aa gya all doubts cleared ❤
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Here we go again with one more mistake🫣 2:11:00 The answer here should be 8 instead of 10. We missed the part that it is not just iterating over the words of list, but it is iterating over every character of each word in the fruits. If n=8, then `except_count` will be incremented 3 times when it will iterate over chars of 'apple', 2 times for 'banana' and 2 more times for 'cherry'. Overall `except_count` will become 3 + 2 + 2 = 7. Any guesses what would be the value of `except_count` if n = 10. Answer would be 13.
Sir, is the pdf of this session uploaded?
2:40:30 The option 2 is also correct as I missed the last line in option 2 that would update the value of runs scored by Rohit against Aus to 120 inplace of 90 that we got from the first line.
Big fan sir ❤🙂
2:11:54 here , what if n = 8 , sir ?
the way you explain....🫡 🙌🙌 you should have TH-cam channel.....i think
@@MUTHU_KRISHNAN_K Yes, 8 is the correct answer. You can check the other comment for the link to explanation ( props to Subrajit 🙌). If we'll take n = 10, the value of except_count would become 13.
@@DipanshuSinghBist thank you sir. I hope you too have end term day after tomorrow. If there is, all the very best for you too sir 🙂👍
2:16:30 The only difference in the option 1 and option 4 is that the option one is typecasting the last charecter into integer before adding it (in the recursive case).Doing this is very crucial as without this, it would throw type error as you're trying to add string charecters with an integer (that you'll get from base case). The explaination is same, but it is the for option1 not for the option4. Option4 is incorrect and the only correct answer is option1, kindly consider the discussion as the explaination for the option 1.
Hi, can anyone suggest where can I get python cheat sheet. I eventually missed it.
docs.google.com/document/d/1dRZLc74fE5iHA54WNMUzmujBWxmYT603a-P8kOfTt0M/edit
Can anyone post the link of the video of OPPE2 MOCK3
Can anyone post the link of the video of OPPE2 MOCK3
Can anyone post the link of the video of OPPE2 MOCK3
Wow
sir please share both files link here
❤❤❤ Love from Bangladesh
What was the good news though 😅 1:36:08
pta chle to mujhe v bta dena
Sir ji
Main content begins @ 24:00
Thanks birather
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Why @1:32:55 not write the code for max (N)
@@RohitKumar-zh7lg inbuilt function
@@2023_iitian how we know that ?
1:07:15
Very good explanation... voice is bit unclear..
1:35:36
1:35:36
1:32:25
40:43
How many weeks are there for oppe 1
9
@@foundingtitan9759 bhai abhi 9 week hue hi nhi hai
6
What is syllabus for oppe
Till which week?
1:45:00
2:13:00
Helpful session...thank you
Nice session..
01:06:00 Imp Questions
54:05
Where is the collab link ? Haven't upadated sheet
Oppe 1 syllabus upto week 6 or week 4?
6
2:59:54 Kindly read that as 'set'. Elements of sets should be hashable. It was mispronounced as lists there and was corrected later in the part which is not present in the recording.
1:19:44 why are we creating copy when we are removing duplicate from original list copy list is the new list mam u explained earlier
Is any one tell me where is live lecture Google collab link. Revision from written code is much faster. But I can't able to find it. Anyone can help?
share the link of this google colab
2:23:10
Will oppe be like grpa or we will just have to write code as seniors did. New method is not beginner friendly
Agreed, new method feels really difficult than simply writing the code
session was really helpful
Sera vondu
Thank u sir
19:00 formating
the new GRPA interface of python is extremely difficult.. everyone is struggling.
Same 😭
Same, in previous terms the interface was very user friendly
2:08:30
Thanks bro
Mam accept request