State Capital Flash Cards - Part 5 - Python Tkinter GUI Tutorial #56

In this video we'll start working on the randomization of our State Capital Flashcard answers.
We need to generate three potential "right answers" for each state capital flash card. In this video I'll walk you through randomizing some things. I'll show you how to delete items from a Python list, append items to a Python list, and do some Random Shuffling of a Python list.

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[@dargi_amorim]

Thank you very much for this series, it helped me a lot )))))))
I would like very much if you did some more videos using classes. I was watching a series of tkinter tutorials from another guy, and I had to re-learn lots of things that you taught because they are done slightly differently when we work with classes.

[@Codemycom]

I do plan on doing more class stuff

[@kapibara2440]

Beautiful work!

[@Codemycom]

Thanks!

[@claudiosilva7697]

Thanks for another good video.

[@Codemycom]

Thanks for watching!

[@dmskarunaratne80]

when you remove items from the our_states, it will not added to the list again? why dont you use," if our_states[rando] not in answer_list: " like function (to preserve the state list intact)

[@vackvakoko9464]

Great video Sir. Could you please make it a multiple choice quiz with questions, options and State images. Thanks,

[@musakayasimp6456]

hello sir i am facing a problem when i try to just print the capitals of the states i get this messege
in
from random import randint
ImportError: cannot import name 'randint' from partially initialized module 'random' (most likely due to a circular import) (C:\Users\------\Desktop\Stuff\My Stuff\Coding\Programs
andom.py)
[Finished in 0.3s] i dont understand should i download something?? even though the first flash card app was working good what is happening then??

[@Codemycom]

did you name a variable randint? or random? You can't do that

[@musakayasimp6456]

@@Codemycom oooh ok ok i just fixed it thx so much you are a great teacher

[@pheart6]

Would like to create a new playlist, teaching about PyQt5 and also to create a calculator just like in android mobiles?

[@Codemycom]

Eventually I'll try to do that

[@pheart6]

@@Codemycom Thanks

[@Codemycom]

@@pheart6 Sure thing

[@noice1031]

Hey, are you going to do more stuff with classes

[@Codemycom]

Yes

[@redcenter3186]

Do you gonna try selenium?

[@Codemycom]

why?

[@Diegos79]

♥♥♥

[@Codemycom]

🙂

[@MONUSHARMA-wz1wo]

sir can u tell me how i build advance gui in python like iron man

[@Codemycom]

Sorry, I don't know what you mean by advanced gui...these videos are teaching you how to create a gui with python.

[@MONUSHARMA-wz1wo]

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[@Ty1er]

❤️

[@Codemycom]

thanks

[@cameronmclaughlin8024]

I'm having a hard time wrapping my head around the random function because it seems like every time it's called it's not random, if it was random it shouldn't return the same result and you should have to assign it to a variable and access the variable in order to get a consistent reading. But instead we're able to call random_state 50 times in a function and get the same result 🤯 Am I the crazy one here?
edit:
I get that it works by excuting random once and returning the same result for the remainder of the function but it's just messing with my head lol
edit 2:
Don't drink whiskey and try to learn new things kids, I forgot that we were assigning the random number to rando and for some reason thought rando was the call to a random number and not the variable assigned a random number... suddenly the world makes sense again

[@cameronmclaughlin8024]

Not deleting this in case someone needs a laugh

[@Codemycom]

Yeah, I'm not sure what you're talking about. Every time you call the random function, it's random.