A very nice observation sneaked in of how hashes of strings are not reproducible across multiple runs of the interpreter. You get a different one each time you re-run. This is for security reasons.
Went through both videos and there are a few missing that are listed in the Python docs... I love your explanations so maybe a 3rd video to cover these? ascii() , breakpoint() , bytearray(), compile(), ord(), __import__()
Nice video, I would add to the sorted function that you can use a lambda function in the key value. Example sorted_by_lowercase = sorted(original_list, key=lambda x: x.lower(),)
Btw, you glossed over it, but `round` in Python 3 uses the "round half even" rule by default. So your example of round(10.5) actualyl gave 10, not the value of 11 you said it would! Perhaps another video topic?
@@philiptren2792 It's not there because exit() and quit() are from site-module which is allways called without import. You really should not use these functions in code, they only exist to help beginers to get out of python prompt. One should use instead: sys.exit() or just purely: raise SystemExit (in the end all of these just raises this exception)
3:14 dict order is guaranteed to be insertion order since python3.7
Really a underrated channel no joke, as a computer science student and python begginer this is very educational, thanks alot mann..
A very nice observation sneaked in of how hashes of strings are not reproducible across multiple runs of the interpreter. You get a different one each time you re-run. This is for security reasons.
thank you so much! this is such a valuable source of information and you are my top youtuber to go to about python!
Went through both videos and there are a few missing that are listed in the Python docs... I love your explanations so maybe a 3rd video to cover these?
ascii() , breakpoint() , bytearray(), compile(), ord(), __import__()
this video is so awesome I enjoyed it so much! thx Tim for the great content
Please continue the rust series!!
Your tutorial method is great. Python is more closer to our natural language so make it simple.
Nice video, I would add to the sorted function that you can use a lambda function in the key value. Example sorted_by_lowercase = sorted(original_list, key=lambda x: x.lower(),)
15:59 you printed the same range r1 two times, should be r2 instead.
Too good Tim.. hatsoff
15:57 line 8 should be print(list(r2))?
in Round 10.5 should it be 11? it gives 10
Do every method next :)
How exactly this '[Finished in XXXms]' presentation of script execution time in the terminal is achieved?
Btw, you glossed over it, but `round` in Python 3 uses the "round half even" rule by default.
So your example of round(10.5) actualyl gave 10, not the value of 11 you said it would!
Perhaps another video topic?
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tim plz continue the rust tutorials
Just finished the part #1
Tim get rid of the weird sound whenever you put something on the screen. It’s not subtle enough…
Agreed, thanks for the feedback!
Where is quit()?
Ahhh I missed it, good catch
@@TechWithTim wierdly enough, it doesn’t appear listed on the official Python docs.
@@philiptren2792 It's not there because exit() and quit() are from site-module which is allways called without import.
You really should not use these functions in code, they only exist to help beginers to get out of python prompt.
One should use instead:
sys.exit()
or just purely:
raise SystemExit (in the end all of these just raises this exception)
Hi
the constant whooshing in and out at the beginning of the video is a little much