Learning Python isn't so bad, but trying to put it all together is cruel and unusual hell. Just hell for me. Sir, I am so glad I found your videos. You're cheerful, have a well thought-out lesson plan, are easy to understand, and I can actually see the entire code as you type it out. And it's free to boot. Subbed.
Sir, I am a python student. Programiz web site and TH-cam channel has helped me lot in learning python in lock down but recently Python 3.9.0 was released. So, my question is, has python 3.9.0 changed any important components of python. If any components are changed please make a video toturial about that.
I was curious about all the excess bracketing and I ran the following: person1 = {"name":"Linus","age":21} person1["hobbies"] = "philately" # Instead of ["hobbies"]=["philately"] print(person1) I got the following output: >>> %Run 17_PythonDictionariesToStoreKeyValuePairs.py {'name': 'Linus', 'age': 21, 'hobbies': 'philately'} Is there any particular reason to bracket the "hobbies" argument? The output certainly looks cleaner this way.
Good job Sir, keep going. Everything is good in the video just try to start with some more basic concept and Sir kindly try to smile a bit so, that it can be more interactive and friendlier video it will help you people only.. (hope you mind it positively)
Between 0.05 and 0.11, the instructor refers to strings as a compound data type. This is not correct. I hope this is just a blip because I have found his explanations to be beautifully clear till now.
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answers:
1.peak
2.whole dictionary with added key as terrain: "land"
3.mountain: peak , terrain: land
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Learning Python isn't so bad, but trying to put it all together is cruel and unusual hell. Just hell for me. Sir, I am so glad I found your videos. You're cheerful, have a well thought-out lesson plan, are easy to understand, and I can actually see the entire code as you type it out. And it's free to boot. Subbed.
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Sir, I am a python student. Programiz web site and TH-cam channel has helped me lot in learning python in lock down but recently Python 3.9.0 was released. So, my question is, has python 3.9.0 changed any important components of python. If any components are changed please make a video toturial about that.
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The ("age") key at 1:49 is not a tuple, it is a string actually, right?
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There must be a comma after the first element to make a tuple ("age",).
If I just want to print out a particular key... and not all the keys.. how do you do this? appreciate the help!
Thank you Punit, your videos and explanations help a lot to learn Python.
1. peak
2. {'mountain': 'peak', 'forest': 'jungle', 'terrain': 'land'}
3. {'mountain': 'peak', 'terrain': 'land'}
1:59 acording to w3school, thats not a single item tuple, you missed the comma after the object of the tuple.
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I wonder, after checking, why .remove is not working in the case of a dictionary?
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1. Peak
2. {'Mountain': 'Peak', 'Forest': 'Jungle', 'terrain': 'land'}
3. {'Mountain': 'Peak', 'terrain': 'land'}
Thanks brother. Nice explanation. Stay blessed.
Iam not able to run the dictionary in your compiler
Please reply
1."peak"
2.{"mountain": "peak", "forest": "jungle", "terrain": "land"}
3.{"mountain": "peak", "terrain": "land"}
how to write python program drop empty Items from a given Dictionary
I have a doubt in get method.
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super explanation sir thank you soo much ....
Thank You ,All doubts are clear.
I was curious about all the excess bracketing and I ran the following:
person1 = {"name":"Linus","age":21}
person1["hobbies"] = "philately" # Instead of ["hobbies"]=["philately"]
print(person1)
I got the following output:
>>> %Run 17_PythonDictionariesToStoreKeyValuePairs.py
{'name': 'Linus', 'age': 21, 'hobbies': 'philately'}
Is there any particular reason to bracket the "hobbies" argument?
The output certainly looks cleaner this way.
my answers
1. {"peak"}
2. {"mountain" : "peak", "forest" : "jungle", "terrain" : "land"}
3. {"mountain" : "peak", "terrain" : "land"}
Good job Sir, keep going.
Everything is good in the video just try to start with some more basic concept and
Sir kindly try to smile a bit so, that it can be more interactive and friendlier video it will help you people only.. (hope you mind it positively)
Between 0.05 and 0.11, the instructor refers to strings as a compound data type. This is not correct. I hope this is just a blip because I have found his explanations to be beautifully clear till now.
I am getting a person1 not defined error
great explanation
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NO WAY....the captions were shownig "whatsup guys i am punished from programmers" in the beggining of the vid 🤣🤣🤣🤣
You explain the dictionary in 8 min op !
So now I know what a dictionary does, why woul I use it?
1. peak
2. {‘mountain’: ‘peak’, ‘forest’: ‘jungle’, ‘terrains’: ‘land’}
3. {‘mountain’: ‘peak’, ‘terrains’: ‘land’}
Is the answer..✅
Thanks sir
Thanks you sir
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bro look like he is programmed to teach
Thank you sir