Just one more thing to add to the try, except concept. There is also an else block that you can use, so it's actually try -> except -> else -> finally. Else is usually run when there is no exception, unlike finally which runs always. Whoever is preparing for Python Interviews. Best Of Luck. Hope you find this helpful! :D
00:05 Python is called an interpreted language because it executes instructions directly and line by line. 02:30 Indentation in Python is necessary for its syntax 07:19 Functions in Python help in code optimization, code reusability, improved readability, reduced redundancy, easier testing, and improved performance. 09:47 Sets in Python have unique elements and are mutable. 14:40 Understanding indexing and logical operators in Python 16:57 Lambda expressions are used to define nameless functions in Python for temporary use 21:03 Generators in Python are used to produce sequences of values one at a time. 23:07 Python supports shallow copy and deep copy 27:20 Explain the difference between 'is' and the equality operator in Python
Your first point is wrong, Python (the default implementation) is similar to Java, it gets compiled to byte code and the byte code is then executed in a virtual machine. The compilation step is implicit but it does exist
Great Video. One of the best videos I have seen. I have seeing many python teacher or youtubers but this one was so calm , perfect and great style of delivery.
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I had troubles with my trial of decorator. 27:20 say_hallo takes no args, I wanted function with args, but it failed. @my_decor def add_3(text): print(int(3), text) it turned out that to handle that I have to pass it to func through the wrapper def wrapper(arg): print(..) func(arg) print(...)
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Just one more thing to add to the try, except concept. There is also an else block that you can use, so it's actually try -> except -> else -> finally. Else is usually run when there is no exception, unlike finally which runs always. Whoever is preparing for Python Interviews. Best Of Luck. Hope you find this helpful! :D
00:05 Python is called an interpreted language because it executes instructions directly and line by line.
02:30 Indentation in Python is necessary for its syntax
07:19 Functions in Python help in code optimization, code reusability, improved readability, reduced redundancy, easier testing, and improved performance.
09:47 Sets in Python have unique elements and are mutable.
14:40 Understanding indexing and logical operators in Python
16:57 Lambda expressions are used to define nameless functions in Python for temporary use
21:03 Generators in Python are used to produce sequences of values one at a time.
23:07 Python supports shallow copy and deep copy
27:20 Explain the difference between 'is' and the equality operator in Python
What you claimed initially that exactly we got. *Conceptual video* indeed it was! Thanks! Very crystal clear.
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In video @ 10:50 the tuples are represented in curly braces.. only dictionary and set should represent in curly braces
Thanks for the amazing video, just want to add a little thing, dictionary is now ordered from python 3.7
Thanks for the video. It was truly insightful. I appreciate your hard work!
Very useful video. Loved detailed explanations for each question.
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Your first point is wrong, Python (the default implementation) is similar to Java, it gets compiled to byte code and the byte code is then executed in a virtual machine. The compilation step is implicit but it does exist
Thanks for the correction
wow best short video you covered all the basic topics in very simple and precise ways 👏 ❤ thanks a lot
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Im just in the beginning of the learning stage for python. But i could answer all these q-s. Am i far from a "python job"?
Sir your explanation is Awesome I like your explanation 👍😎🙏🙂😀
Make a video of python coding interview questions, please...!
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Thanks for the video...!
Garbage collection question is missing.
Please continue this series
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This is truely helpfull👍
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thank you for this
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Great Video. One of the best videos I have seen. I have seeing many python teacher or youtubers but this one was so calm , perfect and great style of delivery.
Small correction: Dictionaries are Ordered collection of data elements in latest version of Python ( 3.7 version)
Nicely explained plz make a video on coding...
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it would be better if we get the material of the questions as a pdf....
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5:7
is a tuple stored in curly brackets or parentheses? 10:17
@maxx1991 thanks for sharing.
What about OOP s?
Dictionary is Unordered???
after python 3.7 the dictionary is order can anyone correct me if i am wrong
Can you share the documentation for this?
Yes bro
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Where is the explanation of or operator
10:14
TUPLE () NOT TUPLE{ }
sir it is to possible to give these interviev Qna pdf
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does java has printf command ??
yes
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can you provide a pdf
Let us circle back on this. please.
Pls share the ppt
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You voice is so soothing and very much comfortable to hear and understanding. Thanks
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5:7
Elucidated in a lucid and comprehensible manner. Small change noticed "As of Python version 3.7, dictionaries are ordered."
Thanks for pointing it out & contributing!! :-)
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Very helpful video, thanks for it .❤
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8 type as mentioned whereas, binary and boolean are 6th types
thank you very much, very useful
07:40
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Great video to understand the basics. Thank you ...
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It would be great if u do one more video on python.
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I had troubles with my trial of decorator. 27:20
say_hallo takes no args,
I wanted function with args, but it failed.
@my_decor
def add_3(text):
print(int(3), text)
it turned out that to handle that I have to pass it to func through the wrapper
def wrapper(arg):
print(..)
func(arg)
print(...)
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