Conditional Logic | Python for Beginners [19 of 44]

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[@elvismunetsi8268]

The best tutorial on Python I have watched so far. You are doing a great job. I have no programming background but I am grasping your teachings very well. Keep up the good work

[@AltaiiSinan]

The best python for beginners i have seen, that one made love python, thank you both!

[@magnabhb5392]

It's the best tutorial ever. I learned in a few lessons what i haven't in 4 hours of the last tutorial i saw

[@yangzhang1787]

This is a helpful tutorial.

[@milinddinesh7359]

if you are working in an IDE , then it should automatically put 4 spaces for you when u press enter after the if statement.

[@itsag2399]

The video was wonderful but the string.lower() if we don't put it will result in logical error not the run time error according to me.

[@dentonhess5810]

Sometimes it is easier to remember "==" as "equivalent to".

[@ForgottenGames]

4:34 Isn't that a Logic Error?.. you expect 'you are a canadian' but are not. how is that a runtime error.

[@rento8572]

I don’t know why I forget to put that column 90% of the time.

[@1broccoli1]

"Colon", not "column".

[@onee]

She says that you should make it a habit to add four spaces, but when you press enter after an if-statement Visual Studio Code automatically puts an indentation after the if-statement.

[@alvaro8325]

Yes, I think it's in case you are using other programs to write your code

[@chrisw1462]

Indenting four spaces is too much for a 70 character line. I set mine to 3 spaces.

[@deepaksapkota5441]

I get an error 'price' is not defined every time I run the code

[@dionrivera1163]

you have to define the variable price: price = 1.00

[@deepaksapkota5441]

@@dionrivera1163 thank you! Now it works.

[@marflage]

You need to declare the variable named price before using it in the if condition. Like so: price = 2. However, make sure that you convert the price into int or float. I will not tell you how, so if you do not remember, it'll be a little assignment ;) Then continue with the rest of the code

[@toqahassan6786]

there is fast food at restaurants in Canada that is less than $1.00 ????

[@markcuello5]

Help me