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Nice video

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probably the only guy on yt to not overcomplicate basic stuff, love it

thank youu!

thank youuu!

Good video 👍

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Are you stupid? Or is this intentional ragebait

i dont think you are cut out for this line of work

I don't get why people are so angry here. The .index function is genuinely useful to quickly find the position of a previously-known value in a list if you, for instance, want to know what comes before or after it. Yea, mixing types is kind of ugly but it's for demonstration purposes so get over it.

I’m high and this still doesn’t make sense

This is horrible lmao... if u just wanna print the strings (honestly why is ur list mixed type, avoid this!) Iterate through the list, and return/print only if it passes a typecheck (for item in lst: if isistance(item, str): print(item))

I remember using this function when implementing an algorithm for converting to number systems greater than 32. A very useful function, on par with zip function. Thanks for the enlightenment!

Am I the only one irrationally angry that this array data structure has different types in it?

insane redundancy

Use the value to get the index to print the value at that index 🗿

How about just print("Hello")

This is such terrible advice lol

"How to get value from the list if we don't know its position? Simple,. Just use the value you want to retrieve and... Oh wait..."

isn’t this equal to: if “Hello” in lst: print(“Hello”) else: raise IndexError()

What if the function file is in a child directory or parent?

This command works for me in pwsh in vscode.

Good feature, thanks ❤

Ohhhhh

Thank you ❤

Thank you ❤

This content is freakin awesome

Now I know why no one codes. Someone’s gotta streamline this its just stupid looking

To access a dictionary key pair, use my_dict[1] for the first item and my_dict["test"] for the second, which will give "Hello" and [1, 2, 3] respectively

great video thanks very much ☺☺

cheers mate , saved me pulling alot more of my hair out

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why is this being over complicated you don't need a library to do this

Thanks man you help me a lot

Thank you, this is a huge help!

How do you feel about beginners using ai to help them shape up code. Is it more valuable to be a code surgeon rather than a code painter (if you understand what im saying)