:-) Guido didn't seem to bother to "invent a wheel" and just borrowed the specification from the fprintf() function of the standard C library :-) This is very positive, I think.
I think they "tried" to do so (more Pythonic) with .format and f strings (if I remember what i read correctly). I will be release those as well. BTW, are you using Julia? I know you use R for stats stuff, but curious about Julia. I am thinking of picking it up as it seems it's better than Python for more math and science stuff.
@@PyMoondra Thanks to your recommendation, I really recently passed a brand-new intro training on Julia on Linkedin Learning (former Lynda.com) (there are unfortunately only two such courses on Julia there yet), and was impressed. But when I installed the newest version of its interpreter, and IKernel for Jypiter Notebook, and tried to install interesting libraries, I found that they require full match of the interpreter version, like if I have Julia 1.2, the library must be updated for this new version to be instalĺed. And the libraries I wanted (though promoted and with websites) hadn't been updated since version 0.7 in most cases :-) . This was s barrier to play with the language further.
This is very very good. I once tried documenting all styles myself. But gave up. But here you are with a very comprehensive video. Thank you. I saw you stopped uploads for a long time but have resumed again recently. Keep it up. You'll soon reach the ranks of sentdex and corey.
Thank you for the kind words! Yeah, someone actually helped put together that tutorial as there was too much to look up. Yes, I took a break for bit. I was working on a iOS project (which I still need to complete). I was also reading up on microbiology and biochemistry during that time as I am really interested in the health field as well.
this was the most difficult to memorize information about python up to now. I was never a fan of formatting, regardless of the application. But c formatting just made me feel today very dumb.
So modulo s (%s) substitutes the value of the variable by instead of writing the variable's value u write the %s symbol. is this correct? Also why does %d have to represent an integer? I am a beginner self-teaching myself python. any free (with no cost or fees) python courses would be really helpful for me. I am really interested in learning this. Btw thanks for this awesome video i'm sure it will help me :)
Part two has been released so check it out here:
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sir if you are reading this comment, i wanna say thank you.....you explained this very well
It was a perfect explanation. Looking forward to seeing the next part. Thank you very much indeed
best youtube video ever ❤️
Thank you so much..
Thank you very very much i have found only you who explain so nicely about module operator once again thank you.
Very well done ! I'm looking forward for the next video's about string formatting !
Thank you. Currently editing it.
This is an excellent video !
i really needed a good explanation for the width type and you didn't disappoint
best explaination
Thank you alot for this video! Very clear and helpful for me! :)
:-) Guido didn't seem to bother to "invent a wheel" and just borrowed the specification from the fprintf() function of the standard C library :-) This is very positive, I think.
I think they "tried" to do so (more Pythonic) with .format and f strings (if I remember what i read correctly). I will be release those as well. BTW, are you using Julia? I know you use R for stats stuff, but curious about Julia. I am thinking of picking it up as it seems it's better than Python for more math and science stuff.
@@PyMoondra Thanks to your recommendation, I really recently passed a brand-new intro training on Julia on Linkedin Learning (former Lynda.com) (there are unfortunately only two such courses on Julia there yet), and was impressed. But when I installed the newest version of its interpreter, and IKernel for Jypiter Notebook, and tried to install interesting libraries, I found that they require full match of the interpreter version, like if I have Julia 1.2, the library must be updated for this new version to be instalĺed. And the libraries I wanted (though promoted and with websites) hadn't been updated since version 0.7 in most cases :-) . This was s barrier to play with the language further.
This is very very good. I once tried documenting all styles myself. But gave up. But here you are with a very comprehensive video. Thank you.
I saw you stopped uploads for a long time but have resumed again recently. Keep it up. You'll soon reach the ranks of sentdex and corey.
Thank you for the kind words! Yeah, someone actually helped put together that tutorial as there was too much to look up.
Yes, I took a break for bit. I was working on a iOS project (which I still need to complete). I was also reading up on microbiology and biochemistry during that time as I am really interested in the health field as well.
Thanks for this great tutorial.
Thank you
this was the most difficult to memorize information about python up to now. I was never a fan of formatting, regardless of the application. But c formatting just made me feel today very dumb.
So modulo s (%s) substitutes the value of the variable by instead of writing the variable's value u write the %s symbol. is this correct? Also why does %d have to represent an integer? I am a beginner self-teaching myself python. any free (with no cost or fees) python courses would be really helpful for me. I am really interested in learning this. Btw thanks for this awesome video i'm sure it will help me :)
is zfill an alternative to zero padding here? Which one's faster?
print("14.5E"% (322.12499636)) printing error (not all arguments gets converted in string formatting).May i know the reason?
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