6 Python Exercise Problems for Beginners - from CodingBat (Python Tutorial #14)
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- 6 Python exercise problems for beginners. Let’s go!
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Resources I mentioned in this video:
CodingBat: codingbat.com/python
Python 2 vs 3: bit.ly/2vNvqQb
Project Euler: projecteuler.net/
Get Ready for Your Coding Interview: goo.gl/RMCaxW
Python book recommendations / what projects to work on: • Python books for begin...
Here’s my other video about what Python projects to work on: th-cam.com/video/-1j0_SVaAJM/w-d-xo.html
Also, some timestamps:
1:30: Problem 1
4:54: Problem 2
7:10: Problem 3
8:36: Problem 4
11:49: Problem 5
16:18: Problem 6
Oh btw, I recently set up a subreddit for you guys for asking each other any programming-related questions. Feel free to use it any way you’d like: www.reddit.com/r/csdojo/
Same question
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How difficult to reach that level?
Very difficult, honestly. You would probably need a team of developers and designers. Say, 8 developers, 1 product manager, and 1 designer taking 6 months to make something as solid as Clash of Clans.
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As someone with dyslexia and ADHD who didn't do well in maths at school and didn't do anything to do with programming before this I am proud to say that I have completed this series and learnt the syntax for Python. I never thought I could do something like this. It was difficult for me but I did it and so can you.
I’m windering who asked mb
congrats! It's pretty fun once you start getting the hang of it little by little.
Well done! wish you all the best in your future endeavors.
@@honueya5 Thank you!
Congratulations!
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You're such a good teacher and at explaining the codes and the question. I'm struggling so badly with python for one of my modules in school (and i have never done coding nor physics in my life) but i take comfort in slowly building my basics from this channel
def sleep_in(weekday, vacation):
return not weekday or vacation
Why I'm having error with this
@@hodl5328 try this
def sleep_in(weekday, vacation):
return vacation and not weekday
@@monzirmusa1324 I tried your code but it didn't work. Tried this and worked:
def sleep_in(weekday, vacation):
return not weekday or vacation
It says "if it's not weekday or if we are on a vacation" that's why if you put "and" instead of "or" changes the meaning of the code.
You can even use:
def sleep_in(weekday, vacation):
return vacation or not weekday
@@hodl5328 if you copy/ pasted it you would have error cuz the 2nd line has only 2 spaces, but it needs 4 so it can interact with the line above.
@@simontheserotonin4661 Four is just convention. As long as a single space exists it'll work.
Thank you for this wonderful series, it has helped so many! If you ever feel like it, please add more videos to this series, they'll really help your viewers out! Can't wait to start other tutorial playlists by you!
Thank you for making these videos. I am just starting out with python and I appreciate you taking the time to make these. I have dealt with programming and programming concepts a while ago when I self-taught GWBASIC and then quickbasic. I did not progress past that point, and have found that I have a lot to learn. Your videos are great at explaining concepts to someone who has not had any proper prior training. Thank you again
YK, love your approach towards making programming concepts really easy to catch, your videos are always valuable. Thanks for helping the community out.
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I’m new to coding. It was very difficult understanding anything at first until I jumped to this video. Now I’m feeling like I should’ve started learning backwards. Thank you for making it easier 👍😀
yayyy this is what ive been waiting for!!! thank you!!
I don’t know one thing about coding at all but just by seeing you solve the first 2 problems I was able to pretty much solve the other problems.
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Thanks so much for this, I really needed these explanations :)
Thank you, adding value as always!
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Extremely helpful, thank you!
You rock! Thanks a lot.
Keep posting this kind of video.
Hey YK, a suggestion for your next Video, I think you should make a video on how to crack any probelm in a systematic way
More videos like this would be great! Super helpful! Thank you!
this is my alternative solution for exercise 2:
def string_times(str, n):
str = input("introduce a string: ")
n = int(input("introduce a number: "))
return str * n
print(string_times(str, n))
Just wanted to say thank you, your videos are amazing.
You are such a great teacher. Thank you so much for all the help so far
Thank you from the bottom of my heart.
Please, more videos about python! thx!
From watching your videos I got all problems right! Thank you so much!
Thanks for the codingbat website. Thats great fun trying solving the problems, as a beginner that has a high learning value.
you are best tutor ever I saw , keep going on :)
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Nice :)
CodingBat looks like an awesome place for these practices!
just want to say thank you so much for your time man much appreciated
Great video! It encouraged me to go on coding!
Thank you, Sir. I really like your voices.
Thanks alot man. You continue to producd quality content and help me on this journey of learning python :)
my alternative solution for exercise 3:
def hello_name(name):
name = input("introduce your name")
return "hello, " + name + " !"
print(hello_name(name))
Hi, after running the code you'd realize it doesnt work. The problem is the "name" in def hello_name(name).
If youre gonna gather the information through input after just leave it as def hello_name()
I'd also recommend formatting the "introduce your name" a bit (for example "Introduce your name: ") and getting rid of the space in " !" to make it "!"
Best of luck to you :)
This is a really good video sometimes you dont need the answer just the hint and him showing examples on jupyter is amazing
These exercises helped me a lot for beginners like me.
It would be very helpful if you upload full series of python vedios...and thank you for making such good vedios about programing 😊
Thank you so much... It's very useful for me 😊
I like your video tutorial about python especially for the beginner like me and
I hope I can watch your more video about python. Thank you
Great python tutorial series YK.
Could you make video on Decorators
Done with Python. Now, please upload tutorials of UI/UX Development or SEO for beginners!
Hacker rank is also a great resource , problems are sorted based on difficulty levels and it wont be complicated for beginners because they have categorized problems in seperate sections such as graphs,queues,linked list and the UI is also a factor to consider , it is very beginner friendly
hi i am looking for more sites to practice can you tell me more like these
Thanks for sharing the website.
Nice video. Do you think you could make one with focus on the use of algorithms in Python?
It's the best video for beginers I have ever seen.
You are so good teacher and i never been a single teacher like you in my college...I did mca but I feel coding so difficult but as I saw your python series..it feel interest in programming. Thank you so much😊
Thanks for the videos! They are very inspiring!
Question:
Do you think Discrete Structures/Discrete Math is important when learning Algorithms?
perhaps It is,
Thank you CS Dojo!
Thanks!
It's really very helpful :)
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I was looking for a website like codingbat .thank you very much.
Oppa, your codes are very different from what my teacher teach in school. This one is quite simple and easy to understand.
He's Japanese 😁 Great teacher, nonetheless!
Oppa is Korean word
Is this boris reference?
Thank you very much , you should make more videos like this :D
Thanks for the video. Codingbat is currently down so i can use these exercises :)
If possible solve this
Magic constant generator:
Write the function definition for the generator named 'generator_Magic', which takes a single parameter 'n1'.
Define the above Generator such that it should yield the Magic constant (s) for the values starting from 3 to 'n1'.
GJ on the fact that out of all your viewers, only 50 people disliked it. Keep up the good work :)
Great job man 🙂 continues it 👍👍
Hello! bro YK, Can you do Java tutorial like these Python Tutorials? These tutorials really helps me to understand Python from the scratch. I really appreciate your effort and time. Thank you sir.
I'd suggest beginners also learn Python's list comprehensions. Many things could be done with less steps using them. For example, last exercise could be solved like this:
def count_evens(nums):
return len([x for x in nums if not x%2])
How does that work
Yay... today I finish all of phyton codingbat except list 2. I'll finish them tonight. The hardest is Logic 2. It takes a long time but I did it without help.
Hey bro, I am struggling with this one:
codingbat.com/prob/p116620
please email me:
abdallah.alsiyabi@gmail.com
Thank you
Could you make a tutorial about how to build some small python project from scratch?
@@rdangdev from scratch != in scratch .... If you arent trolling
@sajid chowdhury from scratch means from nothing, in scratch means written in a super basic child programming language
already from scratch
Just make a fun idea and try to do it and make a plan on paper and work on it
@@frechlachs7205 4 year old kid used js and python to work with game devs
Love your video. Keep it up!
Thanks for the video!
You should do some codewars exercises for intermediate problem solving video.
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I appreciate you ! Much Love ✌🏾
hello cs dojo
i appreciate your work a lot!
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i have started learning python as my intrest towards its..
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infact extremely easy to learn..
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use of macbook air in general its all option apps with uses!
hope i will get it soon!
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Thanks mate , appreciate it.
Big Salute
My lord,I am a big fan of ur,I am from India, hopefully make more advanced videos about python.thank u so much.
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Well done! Just in case, can you provide as video lesson for kaggle problems? Thanks in advance!
You are so incredible I wish I had time for every video of yours, btw, do you teach online or any other way to guide and motivate us?
best experience ever felt.
Another difference between python 2 and 3 is the way of getting input (raw_input vs input) :)
I did so bad on all these I have to rewatch all ur python videos now
Thanks for lecture..............................
From Argentina.
Awesome! Thank you (:
Hi Yk can you please make more videos of codingbat?
Because i understand ur explanation better.
Thank you and best regards Abdul
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please put a video on the function of static.how static works and he relation between this and static.
Boss you are very brilliant.... Next time more video...
At 12.30
Is this is correct
a="abc"
for i in a:
print(i*2)
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nice video.. I love the way you teach
Too good resources for beginners✌🏽
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Thank you 🙏🏼❤️
Thank you YK.
thank you very much for introducing me to that website its very helpful
Hello Sir,
can you share the python coding for importing multiple CSV files in mysql from a directory by using python while using ''load infile'' command ?
#For the last exercise:
def even_count(nums):
return len(nums) - sum([x%2 for x in nums])
Please do a video for intermidiate programmers exercise.
could u make a series of r programming...
Thanks for sharing
Sir!
Can you please make a video on Python libraries for machine learning & platforms to learn machine learning???
Do you know calculus and linear algebra?
Your explanation is good sir thank you so much
So nice of you.