Good environment to learn from. I heard you spoke about making sure one watches your previous video before this particular clip (Python Full Course for Beginners 🐍 - Learn Python in 2022), kindly direct me to the link.
I started off learning Python when I was completely new to programming. Once I found this guys video guide series on here a year ago it was the first tutorial that actually made Python “click” for me and make sense, when other TH-cam instructors and books made it far more confusing. This guy is one of the best instructors out there and has a natural affinity for explaining - I highly recommend.
55:20 number = float(input("Enter a number: ")) if number > 0: print(" The number is positive.") elif number < 0: print(" The number is negative.") else: print(" The number is zero.")
1:18:40 languages = ["Python","Java","Swift","C","C++"] for language in languages: if language == "Swift" or language == "C++": continue print(language)
(1:39:12) - When function 'add_numbers' is called with integer value 5.4, this 5.4 stored in 'n1' parameter and 'n1' value changed from default 100 to 5.4. Since no value is given during calling of function so default 'n2' value remains 1000. When this 5.4 in 'n1' is added with 'n2' default 1000, it gives {n1 + n2}{5.4 + 1000} = 1005.4 😊
I wanted to let you know that Programiz Python app is really helpful, but I have found some things that you may want to fix. Even though they are small and most people will figure out the correct meaning on their own, it may still be confusing to some. In the section Python Operators, the English explanation of the ** operator is backwards. It says: 'The exponent operator ** raises the right operand to the power of the left. For example, 2**5 means 5 raised to the power of 2.' The example goes on to show: result = 2**5 print(result) # Output: 32 As you can see, the explanation and the example do not match. It is the left operand that is raised to the power of the right, right? This would result in 32, if 2 was raised to the power of 5, the operand on the right. I really appreciate your channel and app. Best of luck!
in my opinion its better if you use a float cause you might wanna input for example 0.5 km , if you input 0.5 while using int will display an error , hope i helped 👍👍👍 keep learning king👑
Thank you very much for this video, it helped me out a lot! After having learned C# in school, it is so exciting to know another language being this simple and functional.
54:57 #Program to check whether the give number is positive or negative or zero :) number=float(input("Enter the number:")) if number>0: print("HAHAHA, The number is POSITIVE :)") elif number
Thanks for your content and tutorials. you guys have a lot of good professionals but sometimes it is hard to understand because the language and the method to teach . Your explanations are super clear and your method is excellent, always showing several examples so we can see the code in real time. Your timing is great at least for me that i new and old to start learning coding. Thanks again for sharing your knowledges and videos with everybody.
it would be great ,if you guys made job oriented courses,like manual testing,automation testing or devops or something like it,or teach the language like python using practical cases like automating browser and creating bots...you guys are doing great btw cheers
Thanks a lot man. so far the best python video I found on youtube. I am a beginner in python. Your explanation profoundly helped me to understand it much better. If I would ever ask you something with python, pls kindly provide videos on other areas of python like advanced concepts, and some techniques you personally knew. once again thanks a million
You are incredible, I have tried many times to get into programming, but the videos and general content are dry and not too easy to understand, your videos, however, make learning it very easy, I've been coding simple programs while watching your videos, and have seen my ability to code improve. Thank you for your work, keep it up.
Thank You very much sir. I was wandering from one video to other searching for the one in which i feel like learning] and I got it .Your explanations are wonderful .
Only the issue is volume is tool low as compared to other videos its 50% please buy some good audio recording equipment that measures the audio quality
Good environment to learn from. I heard you spoke about making sure one watch your previous video before this particular clip, kindly direct me to the link.
A module you have imported isn't available at the moment. It will be available soon. Eso se da cuando quieres usar los métodos de las listas, pero únicamente si el nombre de la listas termina en "os".
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Bro I love ur website .can I know it's don't name
Bro it's not free at middle of class asking money 💰
Good environment to learn from. I heard you spoke about making sure one watches your previous video before this particular clip (Python Full Course for Beginners 🐍 - Learn Python in 2022), kindly direct me to the link.
@@nranjithkumarreddy9088 yes ur right
Y'all are probably the best Python learning resource I have found, but using cuss words is NOT a good marketing strategy.
I started off learning Python when I was completely new to programming. Once I found this guys video guide series on here a year ago it was the first tutorial that actually made Python “click” for me and make sense, when other TH-cam instructors and books made it far more confusing. This guy is one of the best instructors out there and has a natural affinity for explaining - I highly recommend.
55:20
number = float(input("Enter a number: "))
if number > 0:
print(" The number is positive.")
elif number < 0:
print(" The number is negative.")
else:
print(" The number is zero.")
55:00
number=float(input("enter the number"))
if number>0:
print("number is positive")
elif number
37:00
km = float(input("Enter the distance my kilometer: "))
mile = km * 0.621371
print("The distance is", mile, "mile")
1:18:40
languages = ["Python","Java","Swift","C","C++"]
for language in languages:
if language == "Swift" or language == "C++":
continue
print(language)
1:04:15
number=int(input("enter the number"))
count=10
while count>=1:
product=number*count
print(number,"*",count,"=",product)
count=count-1
same 😀
37:52
input = float(input("how much kilometer:"))
print(input*0.621371,"miles")
(1:39:12) - When function 'add_numbers' is called with integer value 5.4, this 5.4 stored in 'n1' parameter and 'n1' value changed from default 100 to 5.4. Since no value is given during calling of function so default 'n2' value remains 1000. When this 5.4 in 'n1' is added with 'n2' default 1000, it gives {n1 + n2}{5.4 + 1000} = 1005.4 😊
2:43:41
result = list(range(3, 31, 3))
print(result)
exercice solution
47:46
exam_result = int(input("enter your marks : "))
if exam_result >= 50:
print("you have passed the examination ")
print("great work ! ")
2:43:40
result = range(3, 31, 3)
print(list(result))
It should be range(3,33,3)
I wanted to let you know that Programiz Python app is really helpful, but I have found some things that you may want to fix. Even though they are small and most people will figure out the correct meaning on their own, it may still be confusing to some.
In the section Python Operators, the English explanation of the ** operator is backwards. It says: 'The exponent operator ** raises the right operand to the power of the left. For example, 2**5 means 5 raised to the power of 2.'
The example goes on to show:
result = 2**5
print(result)
# Output: 32
As you can see, the explanation and the example do not match. It is the left operand that is raised to the power of the right, right?
This would result in 32, if 2 was raised to the power of 5, the operand on the right.
I really appreciate your channel and app. Best of luck!
37:50 distance=int(input("enter the number"))
Miles= distance*0.621371
Print("miles is:",miles)
😁
in my opinion its better if you use a float cause you might wanna input for example 0.5 km , if you input 0.5 while using int will display an error , hope i helped 👍👍👍 keep learning king👑
outstanding upload Programiz. I smashed that thumbs up on your video. Keep up the brilliant work.
Thank you very much for this video, it helped me out a lot! After having learned C# in school, it is so exciting to know another language being this simple and functional.
marks={55,64,75,80,65}
marks_total=sum(marks)
avarage=marks_total/5
if avarage>=80:
print("Grade A")
elif avarage>=60 and avarage=50 and avarage
number=float(input("Enter number.. "))
if number>0:
print("The number is positive", number)
elif number
Thankyou very much.Its really helpful 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
54:57 #Program to check whether the give number is positive or negative or zero :)
number=float(input("Enter the number:"))
if number>0:
print("HAHAHA, The number is POSITIVE :)")
elif number
Haha, such an interactive prompt string.
thank u very much
Thanks for your content and tutorials. you guys have a lot of good professionals but sometimes it is hard to understand because the language and the method to teach . Your explanations are super clear and your method is excellent, always showing several examples so we can see the code in real time. Your timing is great at least for me that i new and old to start learning coding. Thanks again for sharing your knowledges and videos with everybody.
it would be great ,if you guys made job oriented courses,like manual testing,automation testing or devops or something like it,or teach the language like python using practical cases like automating browser and creating bots...you guys are doing great btw cheers
I looove the way you explain man
really guys what a magical way to tech python ,i was beginner i found thid video and i started to learn python thank you sir ❤❤❤❤
Thanks for all Programiz ✌🏼
numbers = 0
for numbers in range(1,31):
numbers = numbers * 3
if numbers >30:
break
print(numbers)
Next level &good explanation
Thanks a lot man. so far the best python video I found on youtube. I am a beginner in python. Your explanation profoundly helped me to understand it much better. If I would ever ask you something with python, pls kindly provide videos on other areas of python like advanced concepts, and some techniques you personally knew. once again thanks a million
You are so GOOOOOD! the best teacher on youtube! awesome. great job!
lots of love from Israel.
You are incredible, I have tried many times to get into programming, but the videos and general content are dry and not too easy to understand, your videos, however, make learning it very easy, I've been coding simple programs while watching your videos, and have seen my ability to code improve. Thank you for your work, keep it up.
Im 98 years old and learning python for the first time thanks very nice explanation keep it up
Im 198 years old and learning python for the first time thanks very nice explanation keep it up
@@brightly4729 very nice
Totally worth it
I watched his python videos for my last sems python course 🥰
Thank you so much for this great tutorial. I can't believe this is for free.
distance_km = 2400
mile = 0.621371
distance_in_miles = (distance_km*mile)
total_distance_in_miles = print("distance in miles:",distance_in_miles)
is this correct?
yes
Damn. his typing speed is faster than dream's speed runs
wow awesome liked and subscribed
Please upload vedios on core java concepts completely.
Nice explanation
Thank you boss you are the best
Thank You very much sir. I was wandering from one video to other searching for the one in which i feel like learning]
and I got it .Your explanations are wonderful .
haha nothing learned till now just was a spark that time for a few days :(
This is the best python course I have seen on the internet ♥️♥️
I'm learning C pogramming since when I was new in Pogramming..
But, We can easily learn Pythone as well as It's good choose for begainers...
46:13 the output will be
1. True
2. True
3. False
4. False
Python is case sensitive
@@transylvanian1765 1.False
2.True
3.False
4.False
You done great bro
great tutorial
Thank you so much!
Only the issue is volume is tool low as compared to other videos its 50% please buy some good audio recording equipment that measures the audio quality
thank you
1:01:20
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Good environment to learn from. I heard you spoke about making sure one watch your previous video before this particular clip, kindly direct me to the link.
Good Teacher
Thank you for posting this crash course video on YT. I sped up at 2x , 1.75x, and 1.5x speeds and finished in less than 3 hours.
1:18:40
For languages is giving me headache 😫,if anyone got it give me heads up.
Do you have Hindi language channel for python programming language reply Plz
Is there any combination like in excel where i can print < with Alt + 60 in Python?
So easy to learn such a difficult programming language.
G2K
1:20:17
I'm paying devry for a degree while I'm using your app to learn... what a world.
pls send videos related to turtle extensions in python
Python compiler link
Mam/ sir !!! I have no background in computer science & i am Arts student.....
Will i be able to learn Python???? Will this feild really suit me ???..
If you can invest your time to practice a new programming language then degree stream will not be a barrier.
@@akulavara2940 kk
Are You from Nepal?
339.5792515 miles
km = 546.5
miles = 0.621371
# Total Kms calulated in Miles
test1 = (km * miles)
print (test1)
12:00
Other languages like, java ,c video in one please uploaded
Nice
@Programiz Hallo my friend can you teach us and make video to to build currency convertor? thanks a lot .🙂
19:30
Hey guys keep goin'
Thank you for your honest effort. It was very helpful.
Just noting you that you spelt language wrong in 3:59:04.
Don't take it personally please but why are you looking everywhere
hello I love it
46:10 True
True
False
False
The way you teach is awesome and every bit of your explanation gives clarity to understand the topics very well ,thank you
I can't install it in my laptop
I love it
is this python 2 or 3 ?
It's 3
excuse me sir can you tell me how to write a multi line strings
Use triple quotation marks for instance
print('''
Hi akxl,
How is going.
''')
2:16:50
1. k
2. d
3. Talk is cheap. show me the programming.
Hi good day sir am Idris from Nigeria I learned a lot from you thank you sir one's again
do you belong to nepal
Good stuff
A module you have imported isn't available at the moment. It will be available soon.
Eso se da cuando quieres usar los métodos de las listas, pero únicamente si el nombre de la listas termina en "os".
Daaai tapai nepali ho?
🤗🤗🤗
Could you please tell me how come you didn't get near-sighted (myopia) ? It is so amazing to see an IT guy who is not near-sighted !
can you make a cours about problemes solving with python (I want to practice myself) and thank ♥
result=list(range(0,31,3))
print(result)
Bro python lo all topics enduku chepparu evvaru🤔
max e vedio lo unna contents manaki vasthe avi chala easy broh
Correct ga cheypav
my parents are happy now that i always pass my computers tests
1:01:30
the answer is :
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1. False
2. True
3. False
4. False
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I want to buy your python complete course content for my institute if you're interested then reply to me.
1:04:28
number = float(input("Enter number: "))
count = 10
while count >= 1 :
product = number * count
print(int(number), "X", int(count), "=", int(product))
count = count - 1
2:43:36
result=list(range(3,31,3))
print(result)