none = a variable with no assaigned value list=[ a group of mutable values] tuple=(a group of immutable values) set= {a group of none repeating valuves} range=(series of values that can be expressed using end values) mapping={storing values uses keys instead of indexing}
im on my final year of undergrad mechanical engineering and this covid19 stay at home got me so bored.....then boom I decided to learn coding and I found this channel. Good heavens!
@@harshakampli2760 the thing is nowadays coding is an important skill for engineers belonging to any discipline. From developing excel spreadsheet to running simulations of aerospace models, a knowledge of coding is required to get the job done
Watched 11 videos of python course and I can't thank you enough for these classes! Great explanations and insights, making the learning experience fun and fast. Thank you so much for your generosity!!
1- *string* = 'used to store text' e.g: *'navin'* 2-*float* = 'used to store decimal or fractional values' e.g: *2.69* 3-*integer* = 'used to store non-decimal values' e.g: *7* 4- *character* = 'used to store symbols' e.g: *@*
DATA TYPES 1) None :It is simply null vale 2) List : collection of elements.We use [] braces in list.it is mutable type 3) Tuple : collection of elements.we use () braces in tuple. It is immutable type. 4) int : It is interger type datatype that gives only interger value.E.g. 6,8,9 5) float : It is decimal or floating point type data type that gives only floating type values.e.g.5.7 6) complex : It is a datatype which contains complex digits such 6+8j
I am a complete noob to coding and computer science. This guy makes it easy to understand and learn. thanks for all the hard work and dedication to making these awesome videos! You sir are an angle! p.s. when I get my first programming job I will donate to this guy in recompense.
I actually love how you are taking through the series for people who know other languages and letting them not confuse with python. OMG Python looks child's play in front of C 😂
1) string - they are group of letters example - "hello " 2) numeric - they are group of only numeric elements they can be presented in lists, tuple, dictionary,sets 3) list - they are group of non-unique elements example-[11,"hello","look"] 4)dictionary - it is a group of keys and its values example-{"1:'one' , 2 : 'two' "}
Excellent, have got clear understanding of what operators are, their divisions based on operations, operational utility👌. Thanks a lot for the tutorial series, its helping a lot getting a hold of Python foundations step by step👍 Name of four datatypes with definition --> 1. None = variable with no assigned value 2. Numeric = int, float, complex, bool 3. Sequence = list, tuple, set, string, range 4. Dictionary = a collection of key and value pairs, where keys are unique and immutable like string or numbers
I don't understand why do our institutions teach us C++ instead of Python as introductory course to programming, python is such an amazing course though? I think python could not be so easy but the way of teaching the Sir makes it so, thank you sir for your efforts.
Four Data Types: 1.None- Variable assigned with no value 2.Numeric: int,float,complex,bool are type of numeric data. In int we have integers, in float we have decimal nos.,in complex we have imaginary nos(generally imaginary nos have "i" but in python we use "j") and in bool we use boolean expression i.e. true or false 3. Range: When we etrayed b/w the values we use range Example- 1 to 10 4.Dictionary: It is used when we have huge data In dictionary for every value we assign different key for each value but in list we have different index for each value.
Four data types are #1 None #2 Numeric #2.1 Int #2.2 Float #2.3 complex #2.4 Bool #3 Sequence #3.1 Lists #3.2 Tuple #3.3 Set #3.4 Range #3.5 String #4 Dictionary
1.list-[ collection of mutable values] 2.dictionary-{storing values using keys instead of indexing} 3.tuple-(a group of immutable values) 4.set={group of non repeating values}
I understood that learning these type of classes in youtube is much more better than learning in clg...even I know that python is easier than another languages of computer but I cant understand when my teacher is saying..but by your channel even an 8th class student learn the python....well done sir..keep up your work
🤓 Quiz Answer 🤓 Name any Four Datatypes with definition. Answer : 1) None : when we have a variable and we don't assign any value to that variable then it's called none. Example : x = None 2) Numeric : in Numeric we have 4 different types. 1) integer : Positive or negative whole numbers (without a fractional part) 2) Float: Any real number with a floating point representation in which a fractional component is denoted by a decimal symbol or scientific notation 3) Complex number: A number with a real and imaginary component represented as x+yj. x and y are floats and j is -1(square root of -1 called an imaginary number) 4)Boolean:Data with one of two built-in values True or False. 3) String: A string value is a collection of one or more characters put in single, double or triple quotes. 4)List : A list object is an ordered collection of one or more data items, not necessarily of the same type, put in square brackets. 5) Tuple: Tuple object is an ordered collection of one or more data items, not necessarily of the same type, put in parentheses.
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numeric - any numbers related type string - any written characters stored between quotes sequencial - a piece of data storing some many values none - no information stored in a variable
dictionary- storing values by assigning them keys to access them efficiently. numeric=int,bool,float,complex. none= a variale with no value. list = a collection of elements.
1.Lists:Data that can be change(Mutable)-Eg:[1,2,3,4] 2.Range:ranges from certain number to last 3.None:Variable with assigned value 4.Numeric-int,float,double 5.Dictionary:Uses key value pairs-Eg:("bhagya":"samsung","daisy":"honor") 6.Set:Data that cannot be change-Eg:(1,2,3,4) 7.tuple:Eg:{1,2,3,4}.
#quiz 1. None-> When a variable is not assigned any value (in other languages we use null) 2. Numeric-> A variable is numeric when it has a numerical value. It is of four types : a) int->variable has integral value. e.g. a=10 b) float -> variable have floating-point value. e.g. b=10.5 c)complex-> variable having complex value including both real as well as imaginary part. e.g. 2+4j (where j= (-1)^1/2) d) Bool-> For boolean (simply means true or false)
Tuple : is an ordered sequence of items same as list. None : it's not assigned to any value like as null . Dictionary : is an unordered collection of key-value pairs. String : is sequence of Unicode characters.
Just An awesome teacher. I m very low in programming but after going through your vdos I think I will also become a Gud programmer. Thanks for uploading it sir. More power to you
Basically I'm from non technical backround,, and my brother from technical backround so I was thinking that how I'll learn something new,, than I found python and I watched your videos and now I'm learning from your videos and and making a notes ..thank you so much sir,, your way of teaching is amazing... ☺☺👌
Coming from Arduino this is making much sense. But Python seems like it has many more application. Thanks for taking the time to make these videos Navin!
None-A variable with no assigned value. Numeric-int,float,complex,boot String-one or more characters combine together with single or double quotations in the end. Tuple-A group of immutable values Set-A group of no duplicate values List-A group of identical mutable values Dictionary-group of Pair of key and value.
int - holds signed integers of non-limited length. long- holds long integers(exists in Python 2.x, deprecated in Python 3.x). float- holds floating precision numbers and it’s accurate upto 15 decimal places. complex- holds complex numbers.
Hey Navin...first of all thank you so much for all your efforts to make these tutorials...they are truly helpful...the only problem is that subtitles hide bottom left side of screen...plz fix that next times. Thank you and keep educating the world.
Datatypes- 1) none 2) numeric which's divided into 4 parts-Integer, Float, Complex and Bool 3) in sequence-list, tuple, set and range 4) mapping or dictionary definitions- none 'a variable without a value assigned' list [a set of assigned things which're mutable] tuple (a set of assigned things which aren't mutable) set {a set of assigned numbers which aren't in the sequence you give, nor descending nor ascending orders} dictionary - value without index … only keys
DATATYPES: 1. none: when a variable is declared but does not tag to any value, that variable is said to have 'none' datatype. 2. numeric: numeric datatypes deal with the numbers and its family. 2.1 int- integer 2.2 float- floating point 2.3 complex- complex numbers 2.4 bool- boolean 3. Sequence: it deals with the data entered and maintained in the form of a sequence. 3.1 LIST [ ] 3.2 TUPLE ( ) 3.3 SET { } 3.4 RANGE ( ) 4. Mapping: It deals with the values which are mapped to a unique key for accessing. 4.1 Dictionary { }
List, which is a mutable datatype, Tuple, which is a immutable datatype, set, which is a unordered, unindexed datatype, Dict, which is also knowing as mapping used in the combination of keys and values.
numeric datatype :- float,,complex,int,bool tuples :- tuples are immutable in nature i.e. we can't change the assigned values. list :- lists are mutable in nature i.e. we can change the assigned values. dictionaries :- in these type of datatypes we are able to fetch the values by a certain key. set :- set are immutable in nature. set can not have repeating values.
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ans: 1. none: null, which is default if not assigned 2. int: integer 3. bool: True and False, which thought of as 1 and 0 in terms of computer science 4. dict: a data type composed of pairs of keys and values
Amazing lessons and way of delivery. I am mechanical engineer in my mid career. Your videos are enhancing my interest towards coding. Hope I will be a good coder in future and will be thankful to you always. More power to you. Keep up the great work. You are awesome.:)
Numeric - which deals with all types of numbers dictionary- which is set without any sequence Range - which is used to define numbers of particular range None - datatype of variable which doesn't have any value
datatype 1 = int : any numbers datatype 2 = str: character datatype 3= bool or boolean : comparison between two numbers datatype 4 = dict : in this datatype instead of index number you can give keys to each and every string value or int value if this is right please like if its wrong comment down
data types 1. none- variable not assigned to any value 2.numeric-can either be (int,bool,complex,float) 3.dictionary- assigning values to a key 4.list- a collection of mutable elements
The Answer for The Quiz : 1. String, it's Data Type Consist of Letters or Sentence. 2. Integer, A Data Types that consist of number. 3. Float, A Data Types consist of Decimal number 4. Tuple, A Group of immutable Values
None (When we do not assign any value to the variable) List (It is a group of those values which we can change at any time look like mutable and List also support indexing) Tuple (It is a group of those values which we cannot change look like Immutable and in tuple, we have only two method index, count) set (It is a group of those values which is not repeatable and set is not support indexing because set use the concept of hash) dictionary (It is also a Datatype in python it use the concept of key and value, we use this datatype when we work with huge amount of data)
1.None=refered to null in python 2.numerics=int,float,complex, Boolean 3.List=collection of values ,they can be mutable and accessed through index 4.Tuple =collection of vlaues,they can't be mutable and accessed through index 5.Set=collection of elements where repeated values are not allowed and sequence is also not fallowed and does not support indexing 6.String=a string is defined as a collection of characters inside single or double qotes 7.Dictionary /mapping=it is same as a set but keys are used for indexing
float = a decimal value range = series of values that can be expressed using end values boolean = its check type of str int or list and also check True or false dictonary = is key value pairs
range=to describe a range of no. in series example list(range(1,5,1) this will result number starting from 1 ending till 5 with a difference 1 i.e. 1,3 dictionary=we can set values for different keys and can easily find the value for any key tuple=its a group of immutable values set=it is a group of non repeating values list=a set of mutable values
NONE = variable with no assigned value numeric = it incluudes int( integer ), float(integer and decimal values), bool( it returns true or false based on the relation), complex( give complex numbers as a+bj to get this we use complex(a,b) Sequence = It includes list( group of mutable values), touple (group of non mutable values), set(group non repeating values where sequence of values can not be retained) , str(string including words and characters), range( series of values that can be expressed using end values ) Mapping = dictionary(stores values by assigning them keys and not index)
none=a variable which is not assigned with any particular value list=[mutable values] set={non repeating values} tuple=(immutable values) range=set of numbers from 0 to which we give the number at end string=any names or words which we are giving a single or double strings dictionary:without indexing we use keys to that particular values
None: when we assign null value to number list= [a group of mutable values and can contains different element types] tuple=(a group of immutable types and similar to list) set={a group of elements containing unique values} range={series of values that can be expressed using end values} dictionary or mapping={storing values uses keys instead of indexing}
numeric = int,float,complex,boolean int is round number float is used to refer decimal number complex is used to refer (a+bj) boolean is used to check True or False List [is a set of number or strings in a square bracket which is mutable] tuple is ( is a set of number and strings which is immutable)
None = variable with not any value assigned Numeric = consists of numbers and is divided into four types: int() complex() float() bool() 3. List[] :- orderded format of strings. 4. Tuple(): - orderded format of strings but value not changeable.more than one string is a tuple else if one it is a string. 5. Set{} : - unordered format of strings.values doesnt repeat 6. Range() :- series of values that follows a certain writting format. 7. Dictionary{} :- usefull for assigning keys to a value eg :- {'Python_Video':11'}. Keys should be unique. Edit:- str() :- a single word/letter/character written in either single or double quotes.
None = a variable with no assignment String - "a group of immutable values" Dictionary = {"a group of keys map with values"} numeric = "values like int, float, complex,bool"
none = a variable with no assaigned value
list=[ a group of mutable values]
tuple=(a group of immutable values)
set= {a group of none repeating valuves}
range=(series of values that can be expressed using end values)
mapping={storing values uses keys instead of indexing}
Excellent
Table ni smjh aa rha kya matter hai bro table ka .can u tell me pls
Good!
TQ Abhi👍
instead of mapping it is better to say "dicationary" bro, rest is well.👍
im on my final year of undergrad mechanical engineering and this covid19 stay at home got me so bored.....then boom I decided to learn coding and I found this channel. Good heavens!
If you're interested in computers, why didn't you chose software engineering/computer science.
@@harshakampli2760 well lets just i realized that im more interested in computer 5 years too latee.....
@@ninoangelobacayo67 oh, it's okay😁
@@harshakampli2760 the thing is nowadays coding is an important skill for engineers belonging to any discipline. From developing excel spreadsheet to running simulations of aerospace models, a knowledge of coding is required to get the job done
@@kamalbhaizan oh ok. Thanks for that.
Watched 11 videos of python course and I can't thank you enough for these classes! Great explanations and insights, making the learning experience fun and fast. Thank you so much for your generosity!!
1- *string* = 'used to store text' e.g: *'navin'*
2-*float* = 'used to store decimal or fractional values' e.g: *2.69*
3-*integer* = 'used to store non-decimal values' e.g: *7*
4- *character* = 'used to store symbols' e.g: *@*
not only symbols i think.character = symbols + alphabbets+numbers in foem of name
There is no character in python...even a single letter is considered as a string
No character in python
Yes no character in python
Integer :- a whole number value
Float :- a decimal value
String :- a text
Character :- special symbols
numeric types right??????.... asked data types none,numeric,list,tuple,set,range,string,map(dictionary)
i know u r smarter now, because its 4 years now..... 😁 sry for what i said, just replaying to your comments thats all
Sir you are like an angel for computer engineer 😘
Even for mechanical engineer
even for an electronic engineer
I.T
Even for a commerce graduate
Even for 11th student
I never saw a teacher like you !!!! U r explaining the concept clearly ; Thank you so much ...........
DATA TYPES
1) None :It is simply null vale
2) List : collection of
elements.We use []
braces in list.it is
mutable type
3) Tuple : collection of
elements.we use ()
braces in tuple. It is
immutable type.
4) int : It is interger type
datatype that gives only
interger value.E.g.
6,8,9
5) float : It is decimal or
floating point type
data type that gives
only floating type
values.e.g.5.7
6) complex : It is a datatype
which contains
complex digits
such 6+8j
I am a complete noob to coding and computer science. This guy makes it easy to understand and learn. thanks for all the hard work and dedication to making these awesome videos! You sir are an angle!
p.s.
when I get my first programming job I will donate to this guy in recompense.
Hi mate, have you got your first job, and how it’s going
Sir you are just amazing
You make me confident that i can learn python
Thank you sooo much
I actually love how you are taking through the series for people who know other languages and letting them not confuse with python.
OMG Python looks child's play in front of C 😂
No.
Data type-->int, float, string, range, list, tuples, set etc
list = [1,2,3,4,5]
tuple=(2,3,5,6)
set={4,5,6,,2,8}
dictionary={'a ': 1,'b':2}
Gobar ganesh
1) string - they are group of letters example - "hello "
2) numeric - they are group of only numeric elements they can be presented in lists, tuple, dictionary,sets
3) list - they are group of non-unique elements
example-[11,"hello","look"]
4)dictionary - it is a group of keys and its values
example-{"1:'one' , 2 : 'two' "}
Excellent, have got clear understanding of what operators are, their divisions based on operations, operational utility👌. Thanks a lot for the tutorial series, its helping a lot getting a hold of Python foundations step by step👍
Name of four datatypes with definition -->
1. None = variable with no assigned value
2. Numeric = int, float, complex, bool
3. Sequence = list, tuple, set, string, range
4. Dictionary = a collection of key and value pairs, where keys are unique and immutable like string or numbers
The way you teach is amazing mate, I'm loving my Python learning journey.
I don't understand why do our institutions teach us C++ instead of Python as introductory course to programming, python is such an amazing course though? I think python could not be so easy but the way of teaching the Sir makes it so, thank you sir for your efforts.
because C++ has better operational advantages / projects coming than Python
Four Data Types:
1.None- Variable assigned with no value
2.Numeric: int,float,complex,bool are type of numeric data.
In int we have integers, in float we have decimal nos.,in complex we have imaginary nos(generally imaginary nos have "i" but in python we use "j") and in bool we use boolean expression i.e. true or false
3. Range: When we etrayed b/w the values we use range
Example- 1 to 10
4.Dictionary: It is used when we have huge data
In dictionary for every value we assign different key for each value but in list we have different index for each value.
Where is String :)
Four data types are
#1 None
#2 Numeric
#2.1 Int
#2.2 Float
#2.3 complex
#2.4 Bool
#3 Sequence
#3.1 Lists
#3.2 Tuple
#3.3 Set
#3.4 Range
#3.5 String
#4 Dictionary
1.list-[ collection of mutable values]
2.dictionary-{storing values using keys instead of indexing}
3.tuple-(a group of immutable values)
4.set={group of non repeating values}
I understood that learning these type of classes in youtube is much more better than learning in clg...even I know that python is easier than another languages of computer but I cant understand when my teacher is saying..but by your channel even an 8th class student learn the python....well done sir..keep up your work
Yes Sir...I'm enjoying your tutorials a lot.
Your way of teaching is very simple, effective and interactive.
I was soo unhappy that I couldn't learn python even after doing several courses.This course helped me a lot!!...God bless ✨
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🤓 Quiz Answer 🤓
Name any Four Datatypes with definition.
Answer :
1) None : when we have a variable and we don't assign any value to that variable then it's called none.
Example : x = None
2) Numeric : in Numeric we have 4 different types.
1) integer : Positive or negative whole numbers (without a fractional part)
2) Float: Any real number with a floating point representation in which a fractional component is denoted by a decimal symbol or scientific notation
3) Complex number: A number with a real and imaginary component represented as x+yj. x and y are floats and j is -1(square root of -1 called an imaginary number)
4)Boolean:Data with one of two built-in values True or False.
3) String: A string value is a collection of one or more characters put in single, double or triple quotes.
4)List : A list object is an ordered collection of one or more data items, not necessarily of the same type, put in square brackets.
5) Tuple: Tuple object is an ordered collection of one or more data items, not necessarily of the same type, put in parentheses.
OP
@@archanachandak1160 nice
it will be even better if you address the f=diff between list and tupple as tupple is immutable
@@GULLAPUDILIKITHBCE Nah.
Bro in tuple it is same as list but it is faster then list they are represented in terms of() not flower bracket kkk
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1. None-null
2. Numeric-int,float,complex, bool
3. Sequence-list,tuple,set,range,string
4. Dictionary-mapping
Really a good way of taking someone from zero to higher. Thank you
Dude, please never remove these videos. Life time guide.
1. Lists - Collection of elements that are mutable, uses [ ] to store the elements
2. Dictionary - Key, value pairs , uses { }
3. int
4 Float etc.
Enjoying the series a lot. Lots of respect from Bangladesh
numeric - any numbers related type
string - any written characters stored between quotes
sequencial - a piece of data storing some many values
none - no information stored in a variable
dictionary- storing values by assigning them keys to access them efficiently.
numeric=int,bool,float,complex.
none= a variale with no value.
list = a collection of elements.
1.Lists:Data that can be change(Mutable)-Eg:[1,2,3,4]
2.Range:ranges from certain number to last
3.None:Variable with assigned value
4.Numeric-int,float,double
5.Dictionary:Uses key value pairs-Eg:("bhagya":"samsung","daisy":"honor")
6.Set:Data that cannot be change-Eg:(1,2,3,4)
7.tuple:Eg:{1,2,3,4}.
#quiz
1. None-> When a variable is not assigned any value (in other languages we use null)
2. Numeric-> A variable is numeric when it has a numerical value.
It is of four types :
a) int->variable has integral value. e.g. a=10
b) float -> variable have floating-point value. e.g. b=10.5
c)complex-> variable having complex value including both real as well as imaginary part. e.g. 2+4j (where j= (-1)^1/2)
d) Bool-> For boolean (simply means true or false)
Tuple : is an ordered sequence of items same as list.
None : it's not assigned to any value like as null .
Dictionary : is an unordered collection of key-value pairs.
String : is sequence of Unicode characters.
Just An awesome teacher. I m very low in programming but after going through your vdos I think I will also become a Gud programmer. Thanks for uploading it sir. More power to you
This is by far the best Python tutorial in TH-cam
Basically I'm from non technical backround,, and my brother from technical backround so I was thinking that how I'll learn something new,, than I found python and I watched your videos and now I'm learning from your videos and and making a notes ..thank you so much sir,, your way of teaching is amazing... ☺☺👌
m = None
x =1 , y=1.1 ,z=1+2j ,bool=x
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Coming from Arduino this is making much sense. But Python seems like it has many more application. Thanks for taking the time to make these videos Navin!
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None-A variable with no assigned value.
Numeric-int,float,complex,boot
String-one or more characters combine together with single or double quotations in the end.
Tuple-A group of immutable values
Set-A group of no duplicate values
List-A group of identical mutable values
Dictionary-group of Pair of key and value.
I like the way you teach "Prof. Reddy"! Thanks a lot for your videos!
nice
int - holds signed integers of non-limited length.
long- holds long integers(exists in Python 2.x, deprecated in Python 3.x).
float- holds floating precision numbers and it’s accurate upto 15 decimal places.
complex- holds complex numbers.
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Hey Navin...first of all thank you so much for all your efforts to make these tutorials...they are truly helpful...the only problem is that subtitles hide bottom left side of screen...plz fix that next times. Thank you and keep educating the world.
(1)Numeric=int, complex ,float, bool
(2)List
Eg sum=[4,4,43,456]
3)Set={26,77,44,87}
4)String='JATIN' or "JATIN"
5)Tuple=(67,5,23,44,445,432)
Datatypes-
1) none
2) numeric which's divided into 4 parts-Integer, Float, Complex and Bool
3) in sequence-list, tuple, set and range
4) mapping or dictionary
definitions-
none 'a variable without a value assigned'
list [a set of assigned things which're mutable]
tuple (a set of assigned things which aren't mutable)
set {a set of assigned numbers which aren't in the sequence you give, nor descending nor ascending orders}
dictionary - value without index … only keys
Meeru chaala baaga chepthunaru.Thank you
difference to be noted:-
>>> x=4
>>> y=5
>>> x,y=x+y,y-x
>>> x
9
>>> y
1
>>> x=4
>>> y=5
>>> x=x+y
>>> y=y-x
>>> x
9
>>> y
-4
DATATYPES:
1. none: when a variable is declared but does not tag to any value, that variable is said to have 'none' datatype.
2. numeric: numeric datatypes deal with the numbers and its family.
2.1 int- integer
2.2 float- floating point
2.3 complex- complex numbers
2.4 bool- boolean
3. Sequence: it deals with the data entered and maintained in the form of a sequence.
3.1 LIST [ ]
3.2 TUPLE ( )
3.3 SET { }
3.4 RANGE ( )
4. Mapping: It deals with the values which are mapped to a unique key for accessing.
4.1 Dictionary { }
List, which is a mutable datatype,
Tuple, which is a immutable datatype,
set, which is a unordered, unindexed datatype,
Dict, which is also knowing as mapping used in the combination of keys and values.
GOOD JOB,NAVEEN,PROUD TO C U R TELUGU GUY,THANK U!
numeric datatype :- float,,complex,int,bool
tuples :- tuples are immutable in nature i.e. we can't change the assigned values.
list :- lists are mutable in nature i.e. we can change the assigned values.
dictionaries :- in these type of datatypes we are able to fetch the values by a certain key.
set :- set are immutable in nature. set can not have repeating values.
Just started. Hoping to get most of it. Telusko has done a great job. Thanks.
Awsome Bro. I really loved it. I have completed till operators secession. I got lot of interest. I will Defenetly complete python program. Thank you so much Bro.
Im in love with ur work... thankzz sir💕 from sri lanka
Finding your video is like starving for food for two days and then being offered a 100% discount on full meals . Great videos in no time . Thankyou a lot bro for the work
ans:
1. none: null, which is default if not assigned
2. int: integer
3. bool: True and False, which thought of as 1 and 0 in terms of computer science
4. dict: a data type composed of pairs of keys and values
Amazing lessons and way of delivery. I am mechanical engineer in my mid career. Your videos are enhancing my interest towards coding. Hope I will be a good coder in future and will be thankful to you always. More power to you. Keep up the great work. You are awesome.:)
Numeric - which deals with all types of numbers
dictionary- which is set without any sequence
Range - which is used to define numbers of particular range
None - datatype of variable which doesn't have any value
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datatype 1 = int : any numbers
datatype 2 = str: character
datatype 3= bool or boolean : comparison between two numbers
datatype 4 = dict : in this datatype instead of index number you can give keys to each and every string value or int value
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data types
1. none- variable not assigned to any value
2.numeric-can either be (int,bool,complex,float)
3.dictionary- assigning values to a key
4.list- a collection of mutable elements
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The way u teach is just amazing sir💫thanks alot 🙏
The Answer for The Quiz :
1. String, it's Data Type Consist of Letters or Sentence.
2. Integer, A Data Types that consist of number.
3. Float, A Data Types consist of Decimal number
4. Tuple, A Group of immutable Values
Very simple and easy lectures, hands-off to you, great work, u made programming easy to understand and learn
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sir your teaching method is more interesting than my fav tv series.....thank you sir
Navin u did a great job..Fabolous ,I'm the biginner of learning the python your vedios helped me lot
None (When we do not assign any value to the variable)
List (It is a group of those values which we can change at any time look like mutable and List also support indexing)
Tuple (It is a group of those values which we cannot change look like Immutable and in tuple, we have only two method index, count)
set (It is a group of those values which is not repeatable and set is not support indexing because set use the concept of hash)
dictionary (It is also a Datatype in python it use the concept of key and value, we use this datatype when we work with huge amount of data)
Hi Navin.. The way you approach towards the concept is literally awesome. Please do some videos on Python API's too. It would be helpful for us.
1.None=refered to null in python
2.numerics=int,float,complex, Boolean
3.List=collection of values ,they can be mutable and accessed through index
4.Tuple =collection of vlaues,they can't be mutable and accessed through index
5.Set=collection of elements where repeated values are not allowed and sequence is also not fallowed and does not support indexing
6.String=a string is defined as a collection of characters inside single or double qotes
7.Dictionary /mapping=it is same as a set but keys are used for indexing
Sir your teaching methods get the easily.more information about anything..I so glad .. thanku your teaching amezing..
Thank you! 5:10 is waht I was needing. You are not assigning but you are comparing the A and B. Thanks!
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You are simply amazing
Really loving this python session
Thank you so much for this...
Keep progressing😇
float = a decimal value
range = series of values that can be expressed using end values
boolean = its check type of str int or list and also check True or false
dictonary = is key value pairs
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range=to describe a range of no. in series
example list(range(1,5,1)
this will result number starting from 1 ending till 5 with a difference 1 i.e. 1,3
dictionary=we can set values for different keys and can easily find the value for any key
tuple=its a group of immutable values
set=it is a group of non repeating values
list=a set of mutable values
NONE = variable with no assigned value
numeric = it incluudes int( integer ), float(integer and decimal values), bool( it returns true or false based on the relation), complex( give complex numbers as a+bj to get this we use complex(a,b)
Sequence = It includes list( group of mutable values), touple (group of non mutable values), set(group non repeating values where sequence of values can not be retained) , str(string including words and characters), range( series of values that can be expressed using end values )
Mapping = dictionary(stores values by assigning them keys and not index)
none=a variable which is not assigned with any particular value
list=[mutable values]
set={non repeating values}
tuple=(immutable values)
range=set of numbers from 0 to which we give the number at end
string=any names or words which we are giving a single or double strings
dictionary:without indexing we use keys to that particular values
DATATYPES IN PYTHON
1: NONE (EQUIVALENT TO NULL
2: NUMERIC (INTEGER, FLOAT, COMPLEX, BOOL)
3: LIST
4: TUPLE
5: SET
6: STRING
7: RANGE
8: DICTIONARY
Navin sir, you are good instructor.
Sir you are god of programming
Thank you sir
your videos are amazing sir ,thankyou for teaching us in this fun way.
None: when we assign null value to number
list= [a group of mutable values and can contains different element types]
tuple=(a group of immutable types and similar to list)
set={a group of elements containing unique values}
range={series of values that can be expressed using end values}
dictionary or mapping={storing values uses keys instead of indexing}
numeric = int,float,complex,boolean
int is round number
float is used to refer decimal number
complex is used to refer (a+bj)
boolean is used to check True or False
List [is a set of number or strings in a square bracket which is mutable]
tuple is ( is a set of number and strings which is immutable)
None = variable with not any value assigned
Numeric = consists of numbers and is divided into four types: int()
complex()
float()
bool()
3. List[] :- orderded format of strings.
4. Tuple(): - orderded format of strings but value not changeable.more than one string is a tuple else if one it is a string.
5. Set{} : - unordered format of strings.values doesnt repeat
6. Range() :- series of values that follows a certain writting format.
7. Dictionary{} :- usefull for assigning keys to a value eg :- {'Python_Video':11'}.
Keys should be unique.
Edit:- str() :- a single word/letter/character written in either single or double quotes.
Hey Naveen you are doing a great job, we always thankful to you because you starts from introduction
Superb teaching sir..hands off to u sir tq
None = a variable with no assignment
String - "a group of immutable values"
Dictionary = {"a group of keys map with values"}
numeric = "values like int, float, complex,bool"
With your teaching I am damn sure I will perform good in programming field
None=not assigned with any value
Tuple=the value which is immutable
Set=the values without repetation
List=the values which are mutable
1.none
2.numeric (int,float,complex(a+bj),bool)
3.list [ ]
4.tuple ()
5.set { }
6.string
7.range ()
8.dictionary { }