Hello Sir, I never thought my brain would ever understand python this easy, thanks to you, wishing you health and happiness to you!!, also proud that I can add this to my skills as I have not learnt in my UG classes.
After finishing python tutorials it will not be the end, I will go through all of your tutorials this quarantine and make myself better... Thank you so much sir ❤️❤️
Hi Naveen, Your videos are very good and really helping to get confidence. I am working on corporate having 13 years of experience and worked only in infra structure side. So, not having experience of Coding. But want to switch to programming as well. thanks for help
I ve been trying to understand what return does for a while now nobody was able to explain it in such a way i would get it, you sir just did it! Thank you a thousand times! Like and sub!
clear & easy to understand! a mid age mom with 2 kids never touched program can understand. hope have some examples to know better how to use in real life. the internet resources always too basic or too complex for a nut like me ...thanks a lot :D
def arith(x,y): add=x+y sub=x-y mul=x*y dev=x%y sqr=x*x return add,sub,mul,dev,sqr print("Here is the output") A1=arith(10,5) print(A1) Here is the output (15, 5, 50, 0, 100)
A common problem in user interface involves imposing a stable order upon elements displayed upon a page. While the initial order is easy to specify, keeping it consistent with user actions is interesting. Take for example a menu structure that looks something like this : Apple Sour Green Red Banana Ripe Raw Fried Spicy Sweet Salted Cats Large Black White Small Grey Striped Now imagine an operation on this structure that drag-drops an element from any position to any position in the tree. For example, moveBelow(Apple/Red, Banana/Fried/Spicy). The (strange) new tree after this operation looks as shown below. The Red element is now sitting under Banana/Fried/Spicy as specified. Apple Sour Green Banana Ripe Raw Fried Spicy Red Sweet Salted Cats Large Black White Small Grey Striped Note that it is possible to move not just leaf elements but also subtree, as in moveBelow (Banana/Fried, Cats/Small). This yields an even stranger tree as shown below. The entire Fried submenu is now placed after Cats/Small, on the path Cats/Fried. Apple Sour Green Banana Ripe Raw Cats Large Black White Small Grey Striped Fried Spicy Red Sweet Salted Implement a data structure to represent the menu, and the function moveBelow (fromPath, belowPath) Use any programming language you like. The function should operate upon the data structure and leave it in a correct state after it is done; it should be possible to see the order (and path!) of each element in the datastructure. ----------//// can any one help me with this program...
That's a great work done by you sir it's helping every one a lot for learning quickly python thank you so much sir 🙏🏻🙏🏻 it's also like a rivision for me because I learned python earlier but it's not that clear in my mind like you did now all the concepts and basics I learnt to see your great and very interesting videos thank you so much sir for making videos like this 🙏🏻🙏🏻😊
I always get something from your videos Sir just tell me in python always i have seen that in the function arguments there is always a self keyword used why it is used? I think u should teach a self usage in next video. Babye.....
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def add(p,q): v=(int(input())+int(input())) t=(p-q) return v,t result=add(2,2) print(result) Here I am not using 2 variables in 2nd last and even last print line but it's not affecting the result..
print('Sir , we love your emoji you used in this videos , the first revealation of it was surprising as it was a celebration and its good to see something like this in a video ')
I’ve learned more from his videos than two years of paid college classes.
So, stop bunking classes 😂
How about code with harry?
Aditya yadav
*Ba dum tsss
Zapphire QvQ
Haven’t checked his videos out, but I will though.
@@zapphireqvq8954 code with harry talk so fast it is good i also follow him but he talk fast
I could not understand what my teacher taught in 3 months, I am understanding in 10 minutes!
Thank you very much sir, may God bless you!👍
7:34 the best explanation I have ever heard to understand types of function
Yeah !!!
M impressed
Hello Sir, I never thought my brain would ever understand python this easy, thanks to you, wishing you health and happiness to you!!, also proud that I can add this to my skills as I have not learnt in my UG classes.
Always coming back here after paid online lectures
you explained very well which simply means that I learning programming and your words are making me more fluent with English.THANKS YOU SO MUCH
As he said he wo'nt be available. Rahul
English is not even this guys first language yet he can still teach better than my high school Comp Sci teacher. Thank you for the tutorials!
He teaches better than my college professor lmao
Sir I m telling you that your teaching skills is different from other it make me very easy to understand. Thanks a lot.
Finally, someone who can explain this clearly.
Sir , you are doing exceptionally good work for us who are beginners in this field.
Your videos are really easily understandable .
You are great sir
You just made my first project within a min
Print(“love you sir”)
Love you sir , here it is
After finishing python tutorials it will not be the end, I will go through all of your tutorials this quarantine and make myself better... Thank you so much sir ❤️❤️
You got the job?
@@watchwithmantri no I'm a student
@@meenakshidas9984 okk you completed python??
@@watchwithmantri no
ok 3 years later tell me what did
@@meenakshidas9984
You are a phenomenal in explaining python concepts very well :)
Nice to have a good tutor like you
Thank you for making the material so digestible, even for those of us who hate programming!!
Very neat & clear explaination about Python functions Sir.
Thank you.
Hi Naveen, Your videos are very good and really helping to get confidence. I am working on corporate having 13 years of experience and worked only in infra structure side. So, not having experience of Coding. But want to switch to programming as well. thanks for help
Awesome job you're way better than my school teacher😍
I ve been trying to understand what return does for a while now nobody was able to explain it in such a way i would get it, you sir just did it! Thank you a thousand times! Like and sub!
Brother you make coding so much easy , you are gifted. Love from bangladesh!
Thank you so much, sir. I have joined a course by google but I always watch your video for understanding more clearly.
No one can explain like you🤟
you can also take input from the user rather than giving your own value that can make the code more user friendly
The way that ur teaching was amazing
We can also do in this way:
def hello():
print("Byeee")
def add_sub(a,b,x,y):
c = a + b
o = x - y
return c,o
r = add_sub(3,5,2,1)
print(r)
hello()
Def good ():
Print("sir is blade")
Print("but he is good teacher")
good()
def add(a,b):
c=a+b
d=a-b
return c,d
result=add(10,20)
print(result)
10:24
print(add_sub(15,6)) in just 1 line........it works
Ur teaching lectures all have seldom to learn python sir tq sir for giving pleasureble cousre sir..... 👍👍
May God bless you and thanks for explaining in most accurate and simple way.🙂
Thank you so much navin sir.... Its fun to learn python... Ur videos makes codings interesting... 😍👌
the best explanation I have ever heard to understand types of function
Copy book demo Navin. Really cool and perfect
Sir your videos are very helpful thank you for making programming so easy 🔥
i feel really perfect this videos to learn python beginners
I'm expecting some more clarification on "return".
Its confusing. Solution == check your indention
print just simply prints the output but return process the value which you can store in a var
clear & easy to understand! a mid age mom with 2 kids never touched program can understand.
hope have some examples to know better how to use in real life.
the internet resources always too basic or too complex for a nut like me ...thanks a lot :D
Print function only print cannot assign
Return functions print and also can assign variable to it
These videos r amazingly helpful and clearly express the topic. Really like em👍👍
Further Enlightenment every ten minutes I gain when my attention I give to you))))
def add(x,y):
C=x+y
C1=x*y
C2=x/y
Print(c)
Print(c1)
Print(c2)
add(5,4)
Output also
9
20
1.25
Thank you very informative
def arith(x,y):
add=x+y
sub=x-y
mul=x*y
dev=x%y
sqr=x*x
return add,sub,mul,dev,sqr
print("Here is the output")
A1=arith(10,5)
print(A1)
Here is the output
(15, 5, 50, 0, 100)
A big thanks for this video bro... Looked so many places to understand functions but found here.
Truly one word for u- ur gem this language... 😊
sir loved your gif right after the execution of add function 😜
best teacher though 💯
Having mandatory volunteers in python makes it 100x better
Hey Navin, thanks for your tutorials on python. This by far has been the easiest to understand videos on python for me.
You are amazing.. Your explainations are more better then the school PDFs
in which class you are ?
Very Interesting Videos on python
Sir, thanks for this video because I was having some doubts in function topic, but now all doubts are clear 😊
No need of giving result1 and result 2 ....
Just one is enough
Anyway nice lecture ❤️
def myfun():
print("Thank You Very much sir")
while True:
myfun()
Thank you so much for teaching us on easiest way,sir much love!
A common problem in user interface involves imposing a stable order upon elements displayed upon a page. While the initial order is easy to specify, keeping it consistent with user actions is interesting.
Take for example a menu structure that looks something like this :
Apple
Sour
Green
Red
Banana
Ripe
Raw
Fried
Spicy
Sweet
Salted
Cats
Large
Black
White
Small
Grey
Striped
Now imagine an operation on this structure that drag-drops an element from any position to any position in the tree.
For example, moveBelow(Apple/Red, Banana/Fried/Spicy).
The (strange) new tree after this operation looks as shown below. The Red element is now sitting under Banana/Fried/Spicy as specified.
Apple
Sour
Green
Banana
Ripe
Raw
Fried
Spicy
Red
Sweet
Salted
Cats
Large
Black
White
Small
Grey
Striped
Note that it is possible to move not just leaf elements but also subtree, as in moveBelow (Banana/Fried, Cats/Small). This yields an even stranger tree as shown below. The entire Fried submenu is now placed after Cats/Small, on the path Cats/Fried.
Apple
Sour
Green
Banana
Ripe
Raw
Cats
Large
Black
White
Small
Grey
Striped
Fried
Spicy
Red
Sweet
Salted
Implement a data structure to represent the menu, and the function moveBelow (fromPath, belowPath)
Use any programming language you like. The function should operate upon the data structure and leave it in a correct state after it is done; it should be possible to see the order (and path!) of each element in the datastructure.
----------//// can any one help me with this program...
That's a great work done by you sir it's helping every one a lot for learning quickly python thank you so much sir 🙏🏻🙏🏻 it's also like a rivision for me because I learned python earlier but it's not that clear in my mind like you did now all the concepts and basics I learnt to see your great and very interesting videos thank you so much sir for making videos like this 🙏🏻🙏🏻😊
This is fun and I am enjoying it. Sir....Thank you sooo much. You have made this even more interesting.
Thank you for explaining! This definitely helped in my exam :)
I always get something from your videos
Sir just tell me in python always i have seen that in the function arguments there is always a self keyword used
why it is used?
I think u should teach a self usage in next video.
Babye.....
Gr8 man!!!
I had not been able to understand return by my school teachers but now u made things clear and v simple!😄👍
Thank you sir very useful video
Thanks for the great explanation!
you are waaaayyyyy better than W3schools
Waooo sir thankuuuuuu for awesome tutorial
Thank you very much. You are a genius.
Hi sir, In c execution starts from main(), in python execution starts from?
I am really happy with your detail explanation...Thank You.
This is very helpful...... Thank you sir
sir great job !!!!! thanks a lot ...
Just Lovely! You're the light
Its really Awesome
THANKYOU VERY MUCH THIS VIDEO HAS REALLY HELPED ME
god bless you....with gud health
I like your video sir.Neat and clear explanation your examples are awesome .
thank you so much sir the way u explained functions in this session was simply awesome
The way of your explanation outstanding and in point of view out of the world love you sir from button of my heart 💓 amazing 👌
I’m not getting what’s the difference between return and print as we are getting the same output from both.
sir ,i would suggest u to provide a homework task after every video .That might help us to be more intrested to learn python
excellent sir blessing upon u
Hello sir my name is Raghul 😂 i cama to clear a doubt but you clearly explained with my name thank you sir ❤
Thanks a lot sir ❤
Thank you sir for your valuable work.💫
finally, I could understand. Thank youuuuuuu
Sir I'm ur big fan sir .....ur making the concept very clear and thank you soo much sir for awesome videos...♥️
You made it easy to understand, tq :)
Reallyyyy....superbb class❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥interesting...too...,the way of your explanation is.....really simple and humble so everyone can understand those topics very easily😍😍😍😍god bless you sir🙌🙌🙌🙌god bless you more and more😊🌸🌸🌸
def add(p,q):
v=(int(input())+int(input()))
t=(p-q)
return v,t
result=add(2,2)
print(result)
Here I am not using 2 variables in 2nd last and even last print line but it's not affecting the result..
really the way you explain is Splendid
Thank u sir for existing
thank you so much sir for teaching us.
print('Sir , we love your emoji you used in this videos , the first revealation of it was surprising as it was a celebration and its good to see something like this in a video ')
Sir, make an video on various plugins in PyCharm it should be useful.
I am learning urs teaching so amazing😍
Your cartoon character was excellent sir😂😂
thanks Navin it is clear
def x():
import os
v1 = "Thank you"
v2 = "Sir"
print(v1 + os.linesep + v2)
x()
Hello sir , can you please explain what a return statement in python is..
Thanks
Super video Siru Thai is very helpful myself
Exellent explaination of return
Everything is so easy with python
Thank you so much sir.
Very informative....
subscribed
you are a great teacher