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When I first learned of tuples I thought "there has to be a *benefit* to coding something unchangeable." This video confirms and explains that, for which I am thankful.
I am a Network Security Engineer, due to paradigm shift and automation I had to learn programming especially data structure which I always hated despite studying as a subject in university. Socratica's exceptionally well explained tutorials have really helped to eliminate my anxiety about how best to use different data structures in programming.Thanks and highly recommended.
Another Network student here from 3 years later, eventhough the institution doesn't go all in programming, I have been taught with PowerShell, CMD and Python a bit higher than basics. However I actually used all of them during Co-op jobs. The hardest one I had was to process all the recent apache server's access logs and add entry to IP deny-list 24x7 with Python scripting. Tasks like these demands so much more than what I've been taught and I didn't even know how to set breakpoints at that time, so that's why I'm here.
These are brilliantly written and presented. I’ve been working with Python for a few years now, but nowhere had the utility of tuples been made this clear. I now anticipate re-writing some code to take advantage of this.
Socratica, I'm really amazed by the depth and breadth of information on your channel! Is everything written by Michael Harrison and Kimberly Hatch Harrison? If so, their wealth of knowledge is very impressive!
Thank you for your kind comment! Yes, the founders of Socratica, Michael Harrison and Kimberly Hatch Harrison, write the scripts. They both went to Caltech, both were teachers, and love learning! We're so glad we get to share what we've learned with you!
In all of my years watching tutorials in TH-cam this video enters in my top 5. What a great explaining and I love all the syfy stuff. I'm going to share this for sure.
I really don't want to be inappropriate here because these lessons are incredibly well done and super clear, leading me to an understanding that few others have. However, I have to admit that there's something about these videos that makes me also feel funny inside. I don't know what it is, but... um... I'm very... drawn... to this presenter. You melt my heart and my brain at the same time. What is this madness?? Whatever it is, I feel very fortunate that you're an amazing teacher because I can't stop coming back for your lessons! 😅
my god , im in love with this girl,i have never been so keen to learn programming until now ,i will recommend you to anyone learning python everychance i get ,keep it up
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hi socratica team, i only saw two python videos, they both were great & i believe they covered each topic precisely and totally. I suggest you guys to do more programming videos in the similar fashion. Any learner would cherish learning from you guys. Thank you. With 💕 from India.
One of the best tutorials ive seen by far even tho its already a few years old. Straight to the point and very direct and comprehensive. I feel so bad that I didn't see your videos last year when I started learning. Thank you so much!!
We're so glad you've found us! It's very sad that the people who WANT and NEED our #STEM #EDU videos are having a hard time finding them on TH-cam. That's why we so appreciate it when people share our videos. Help us get the word out, Socratica Friends! 💜🦉
I added this video to watch later since a month. I just watched it and I wished I saw it earlier. What an excellent way of explanation ! Smart and interactive. I salute the people behind this channel !
Just discovered this channel and immediately became a fan! Your voice is so soothing and I love the predictability of the columned layout and the play button indicating the execution. Subscribed.
I have watched too many TH-cam channels for Python, but Socratica is the best one. I am curious, is this girl robotic or does she exist in the real world? I like the way she speaks.
Subscribed to this channel for the astronomy videos. And now I find out there's a Learn Python series and as it happens I am learning Python myself. Awesome!
I've missed your spatial videos, finally!! :) I also spammed your channel on some Facebook pages having millions of likes, hope you continue doing videos because there's seriously no channel like this
www.poteresfondi.blogspot.com Wallpapers blog You're so awesome to help get the word out about Socratica! We can't tell you how much that helps. More videos coming soon! :)
I am so glad you pronounce it "too-pull" rather than "tuh-pull." Heard the latter pronunciation on another channel and thought I've been pronouncing it incorrectly for years :P
My Python professor made us watch a different video on Tuples this week, and the woman pronounced it "tupple" and I was going out of my mind. I had to sit through 24 minutes of that bullshit, muttering under my breath "TUPLE" every damn time she said "tupple". 😤😤😤
Oh my god, the ambience and quality of information of this video is absolutely immaculate, this is exactly what I'd like to aim to, should I make my own tutorial some time in the future. Kudos for an absolutely flawless execution!
I"m VERY new to Python, but am impressed by the quality of this video - good explanation of tuples. My only quip is the speaking was a tad fast. I had to pause a few times and repeat segments in order to digest what was communicated. Still, I don't think that's necessarily a strike. Thanks for putting this out there. I'm looking forward to viewing more Python videos!
This is such a great channel if you tend to forget the name of something or want to learn more than you are in school, work,... Keep up the good work! :)
Good addition if you got a lot of values in a tuple: t = (0, 1, 2, 3, 4) # unpacks first into a, 2nd into b and rest as a list into c a, b, *c = t ( a = 0, b = 1, c = [2, 3, 4] )
You can also:- a, b, _ , _ , _ , _ = (12, 23, 4, 5, 6, 7) # assign to each " _ " and discard. a, b, *_ = (12, 23, 4, 5, 6, 7) # scoop up remaining items and discard. a, b, *c = (12, 23, 4, 5, 6, 7) # scoop up remaining items and assign to "c" (a list). The same thing can be done with Lists too.
GREAT VIDEOS GUYS!! LOVE IT! Im sorry but, There is an worng line over there... 6:00 If you write: >>>print("Age =", age) Output: ('Age =' 27) ########################## The right line is: print("Age ="), age Output: Age = 27
Hope this helps someone...if the code you are testing is using an imported module/function, the timeit function needs to be set up with the module, e.g print(timeit('list(product([1, 2, 3, 4], [1, 2, 3, 4]))', setup='from itertools import product', number=10000)) . or.. print(timeit('list(product(list1, list2))', setup='from itertools import product; list1 = [1, 2, 3, 4]; list2 = [1, 2, 3, 4]', number=10000)) Took me a while to work it out. lol
I love this series! I am learning things I'd meant to get to for longer than I want to admit, and doing it painlessly and amazingly fast. (Now if only I could figure out why your list_eg and tuple_eg lengths are 68 and 60, but mine are 120 and 104. Well, almost painlessly.)
I am excited every time I come across one of your videos that meet my needs because I know I will get my question answered. Thank you for making such detailed and entertaining videos
Q: Int's are a subset of floats which in turn are a subset of complex numbers. Is there any such relationship between sets, tuples and lists? and if so can two of them be broadened to the encompassing one?
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I’m learning without feeling like I’m learning . This is so fun to watch and entertainment to my brain !
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A million thanks for this video... learner from India
I unironically love her voice acting and sound editing choices. It's a little silly, but it keeps me interested.
When I first learned of tuples I thought "there has to be a *benefit* to coding something unchangeable." This video confirms and explains that, for which I am thankful.
I am a Network Security Engineer, due to paradigm shift and automation I had to learn programming especially data structure which I always hated despite studying as a subject in university. Socratica's exceptionally well explained tutorials have really helped to eliminate my anxiety about how best to use different data structures in programming.Thanks and highly recommended.
This was really lovely to read, thank you so much for letting us know we've been helpful. It really inspires us to make more videos!! 💜🦉
Another Network student here from 3 years later, eventhough the institution doesn't go all in programming, I have been taught with PowerShell, CMD and Python a bit higher than basics. However I actually used all of them during Co-op jobs. The hardest one I had was to process all the recent apache server's access logs and add entry to IP deny-list 24x7 with Python scripting. Tasks like these demands so much more than what I've been taught and I didn't even know how to set breakpoints at that time, so that's why I'm here.
Good god im so glad youtube's recommendation algorithm finally made a good suggestion! This video is way too good! Love it
hehehhee THANK GOODNESS we're finally breaking through and reaching people! So glad you've found us! :)
it to ;) is it the ERROR-message Subtitle Python(x**)
" by now you should be convinced that tuples are useful" ......love this channel on python stuff it's epic
These are brilliantly written and presented. I’ve been working with Python for a few years now, but nowhere had the utility of tuples been made this clear. I now anticipate re-writing some code to take advantage of this.
What a cool format, and great information. Fast, concise and informative.
I accidentally found your Chanel by searching Tuple. Clean and clear explanation of the subject. Thank you so much ! Very original 👍👍👍
Socratica, I'm really amazed by the depth and breadth of information on your channel! Is everything written by Michael Harrison and Kimberly Hatch Harrison? If so, their wealth of knowledge is very impressive!
Thank you for your kind comment! Yes, the founders of Socratica, Michael Harrison and Kimberly Hatch Harrison, write the scripts. They both went to Caltech, both were teachers, and love learning! We're so glad we get to share what we've learned with you!
I just love your work. Thanks a million
That's a weird video tutorial...I like it...subbed
Painless way to learn Python. Wit and beauty!
In all of my years watching tutorials in TH-cam this video enters in my top 5. What a great explaining and I love all the syfy stuff. I'm going to share this for sure.
I really don't want to be inappropriate here because these lessons are incredibly well done and super clear, leading me to an understanding that few others have. However, I have to admit that there's something about these videos that makes me also feel funny inside. I don't know what it is, but... um... I'm very... drawn... to this presenter. You melt my heart and my brain at the same time. What is this madness?? Whatever it is, I feel very fortunate that you're an amazing teacher because I can't stop coming back for your lessons! 😅
I finally undesratnd the subtle differences between Tuples and Lists..Thank you Socratica amazing work very avant garde..10/10
No one ever explained in this much detailed fashion.. more power to you..for teaching for free....
my god , im in love with this girl,i have never been so keen to learn programming until now ,i will recommend you to anyone learning python everychance i get ,keep it up
You will learn more watching these videos than paying for some over priced & over hyped course online!
Love the way you teach Socratica!
Ahhhh thank you so much. I have a software engineering exam on python in a few days and these videos are amazing for clarifying things.
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Ye aap konse program m coding kr rahi h. Tell me the name of this program
@@ayushgupta21 u stupid
Stupid youtuber
She is awesome! And funny, lol.
hi socratica team, i only saw two python videos, they both were great & i believe they covered each topic precisely and totally. I suggest you guys to do more programming videos in the similar fashion. Any learner would cherish learning from you guys. Thank you. With 💕 from India.
There are few things less interesting to me than programming, but this lady is fascinating to watch and listen to.
One of the best tutorials ive seen by far even tho its already a few years old. Straight to the point and very direct and comprehensive. I feel so bad that I didn't see your videos last year when I started learning. Thank you so much!!
We're so glad you've found us! It's very sad that the people who WANT and NEED our #STEM #EDU videos are having a hard time finding them on TH-cam. That's why we so appreciate it when people share our videos. Help us get the word out, Socratica Friends! 💜🦉
No time wasted. Very nice for people just needing reminders.
I Love Socratica. I'm learning a lot! I might be getting my first job in the tech sector in part because of the help of this channel. Thanks!
What a wonderful thing to hear!! Very best of luck to you. Please keep us posted!! :)
This is one of the most entertaining lessons in python programming I've had so far. I LOVE THE SCI FI THEME!!
I'm addicted to Socratica. All you guys that made this educational project, congratz.
I added this video to watch later since a month. I just watched it and I wished I saw it earlier.
What an excellent way of explanation ! Smart and interactive. I salute the people behind this channel !
Pupil Tuple Scruples 😂
She should pair up with DOOM to release a rap record.
Legitimately great 🔥
Just discovered this channel and immediately became a fan!
Your voice is so soothing and I love the predictability of the columned layout and the play button indicating the execution. Subscribed.
I have watched too many TH-cam channels for Python, but Socratica is the best one. I am curious, is this girl robotic or does she exist in the real world? I like the way she speaks.
These videos are amazingly insightful at about 800% speed.
I had never seen an adequate reason to use tuples until I saw this video. Thank you!
Subscribed to this channel for the astronomy videos. And now I find out there's a Learn Python series and as it happens I am learning Python myself. Awesome!
We're so glad to hear it!! We have a lot more Astronomy videos coming out soon - we're currently editing one on White Dwarfs.
Thanks for watching!! :)
I've missed your spatial videos, finally!! :) I also spammed your channel on some Facebook pages having millions of likes, hope you continue doing videos because there's seriously no channel like this
www.poteresfondi.blogspot.com Wallpapers blog You're so awesome to help get the word out about Socratica! We can't tell you how much that helps. More videos coming soon! :)
I am so glad you pronounce it "too-pull" rather than "tuh-pull." Heard the latter pronunciation on another channel and thought I've been pronouncing it incorrectly for years :P
My Python professor made us watch a different video on Tuples this week, and the woman pronounced it "tupple" and I was going out of my mind. I had to sit through 24 minutes of that bullshit, muttering under my breath "TUPLE" every damn time she said "tupple". 😤😤😤
My 7 year old has been learning python this summer and loved this video, she said it was awesome so thank you!
That's fantastic! Thank you so much for sharing our videos with your young programmer! 💜🦉
Oh my god, the ambience and quality of information of this video is absolutely immaculate, this is exactly what I'd like to aim to, should I make my own tutorial some time in the future.
Kudos for an absolutely flawless execution!
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I"m VERY new to Python, but am impressed by the quality of this video - good explanation of tuples. My only quip is the speaking was a tad fast. I had to pause a few times and repeat segments in order to digest what was communicated. Still, I don't think that's necessarily a strike. Thanks for putting this out there. I'm looking forward to viewing more Python videos!
+Chris Stefan You probably know, but you can click the gear icon, and slow the video down.
Probably some of the absolute best tutorials on youtube, you're awesome, thanks for all the work!
“It will cure them of their pupil tulle scruple.” What a funny line, delivered in deadpan. Great.
something about the cadence in your voice makes the important points really easy to remember
There couldn't have been a better explanation / presentation !
This is such a great channel if you tend to forget the name of something or want to learn more than you are in school, work,... Keep up the good work! :)
I experienced developer in python, but still i watch this for entertainment. It gives me more fun than watching any action movie.
THe best tutorials channels ever! Tremendous amount of data in very less time!
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Good addition if you got a lot of values in a tuple:
t = (0, 1, 2, 3, 4)
# unpacks first into a, 2nd into b and rest as a list into c
a, b, *c = t
( a = 0, b = 1, c = [2, 3, 4] )
20 seconds of your voice with the amazing background = subscriber!
Best explanation of python tuples I've ever seen.
These videos are simply brilliant, short, extremely informative and useful!
Your videos made me feel like I'm the the main character in some sort of sci-fi space game, it makes learning very entertaining. Thank you 😁.
I've never subscribed so fast, this video is amazing
Excellent !!!! Very precise and no waste of time ...
The robotic vibe feels silly to me. But the explanation/pace is on point. I am grateful for this video!
Practical example: store x, y (or x, y, z) coordinates in tuples. Unpacking allows easy calculation of distances.
Nothing better than a review!! This subject about tuples is really usefull. Thx
I am blown away by the this concept and style of instructional video! Great job, I look forward to watching more.
I just had my "Pupil tuple scruples" cured. Lol. excellent video
What a presentation man --- Looking like its a Si-Fi movie. Loved it 😍😍
THAT is what i call entertainformation. Thank you!
clearest explanation of Tuples on the internet! thanks
I love these videos. Socratica, you deserve 10x the views.
You can also:-
a, b, _ , _ , _ , _ = (12, 23, 4, 5, 6, 7) # assign to each " _ " and discard.
a, b, *_ = (12, 23, 4, 5, 6, 7) # scoop up remaining items and discard.
a, b, *c = (12, 23, 4, 5, 6, 7) # scoop up remaining items and assign to "c" (a list).
The same thing can be done with Lists too.
simply amazing!! love the idea of an AI instructor ! BRAVO
I love this teaching style. A LOT
Awesome spaceship noise :)
GREAT VIDEOS GUYS!! LOVE IT!
Im sorry but,
There is an worng line over there... 6:00
If you write: >>>print("Age =", age)
Output: ('Age =' 27)
##########################
The right line is:
print("Age ="), age
Output: Age = 27
Python 3 vs Python 2.7.
I have no idea how I found this but this is amazing 😍 I am in love
Hope this helps someone...if the code you are testing is using an imported module/function, the timeit function needs to be set up with the module, e.g
print(timeit('list(product([1, 2, 3, 4], [1, 2, 3, 4]))', setup='from itertools import product', number=10000))
.
or..
print(timeit('list(product(list1, list2))', setup='from itertools import product; list1 = [1, 2, 3, 4]; list2 = [1, 2, 3, 4]', number=10000))
Took me a while to work it out. lol
All good, but the end. For a, b, c = (1, 2, 3, 4),
you can use: a, *b = (1, 2, 3, 4)
a = 1
#"b" is a list
b = [2, 3, 4]
One of the Best video/Lecture i've heard.........Thank's
Easy to follow along and understand, while providing this futuristic and apathetic tone that kind of draws you into the video.
I love this series! I am learning things I'd meant to get to for longer than I want to admit, and doing it painlessly and amazingly fast. (Now if only I could figure out why your list_eg and tuple_eg lengths are 68 and 60, but mine are 120 and 104. Well, almost painlessly.)
I am excited every time I come across one of your videos that meet my needs because I know I will get my question answered. Thank you for making such detailed and entertaining videos
She is addictive, I love the way she teaches
Had to subscribe, feels like I've been conscripted by the Borg. Also makes me want to start pronouncing everything perfectly.
"Your numerical distinctiveness will be added to our tuple. Resistance is futile."
Clear explanation and beautiful professor. Great tutorial!
very helpful and helped us clear the myth of what a tuple actually is
I'm glad I have discovered this channel. Thanks
This makes python very simple to learn everything is perfect except speed with which she speaks and deliver the content
What a fantastic way to present this.
Q: Int's are a subset of floats which in turn are a subset of complex numbers.
Is there any such relationship between sets, tuples and lists? and if so can two of them be broadened to the encompassing one?
Awesome. I love Socratica.
I love the format, and the way you explain everything. This is the channel I'm looking for!
This tutorial reminds me of the Homeworld tutorial. Very cool!
Socratica rocks!!!
best explanation with unique method and nice presentation
Thank you for this! Your teaching style is different. This video is fun to watch. it makes learning enjoyable.
Isn't the last option, the tuple assignment, also working with lists? Or was that you showed in 2016?
this video is so good!! thank you so much whoever is behind it
Very Clear Explanation! Good Joob
best channel ever
Human: "Why am I here"
AI: `I FOUND YOU, MOM`
why is this haunting lmao, i love it
Thank u for teaching me python~~~
your videos are superb in their quality and content, i am very thankful.
THAT WAS VERY INTERSTING, didn't know that unpacking things, thanks!
Good depth of knowledge.
Fantastic way of teaching.
I feel that I am connected to digital world. Great job!!!!!
4:00 why we needed more time to perform or make à list then tuple.
Please Reply?
If someone knows..