This is the most comprehensive and detailed Python Course I have seen so far. Great detail and examples/testing of why or how something works. Great tutorial.
Just finished the first hour of lecture. I am at the point of taing user input using input function. So excellent. Anyone can understand and learn. Thanks Bro and may the God bless you.
Even though this video is almost 3 years old, I learned a lot of things that were not explained but others. Thanks and I hope you keep adding more videos!
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I'm in Python and college right now I just wanted to thank you for this video because my professor left a lot of stuff on the table when teaching and you video filled in the gaps and saved my ass. Thank you.
I think your statement on a for loop may be incorrect at 3:06:40, when you say: the for loop places the first value in x and then looks at the list to see if x is in the list, this is incorrect. The for loop will iterate through the number of items in the list, it does not check to see if the value is in the list. In your example, the for loop for A, will iterate 6 times within the for loop. If you were to add 1 to x within the for loop, when x equals 6 it will print 6, even though 6 is not is the A variable. for x in A: x += 1 print(x): will print 1,2,3,4,5,6. Because there are 6 values in A, the for loop will execute 6 times, it does not check to see if the value of x is in the list. Your video is excellent, and I highly recommend it.
For your information at 36:31. 10e10 equals 10 multiplied by 10 to the power 11. Which means (10e1 = 100; 10e3 = 10000)
This video is 2 years old....but teaches more than any other tutorial which are present in 2021..... Loved it sir... and became a big fan of yours....
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36:12 - There's a small problem with your interpretation. 10e10 is not 10 power 10 rather it is 10*(10 power 10). e is 10, I checked it for other values. For example, when you input 2e3 then the answer shown is 2000 which is possible when e equals 10.
Needed a crash course in Python and this NAILED IT. The time you spent to put this together is appreciated!
Awesome course ..Even some paid courses dont have so much detail information of every topic
β Table of Contents β π» (0:01:00) 0 - Course Introduction π» (0:02:29) 1 - Introduction to Python (For Absolute Beginners) π» (0:10:41) 2 - How to Install Python 3 on Windows 10 π» (0:16:19) 3 - Basic Math, Mathematical Operators and Python Expressions π» (0:28:40) 4 - Python Variables and Types π» (0:40:37) 5 - Python print() and input() Function π» (0:53:05) 6 - Python Built-in Functions and Built-in Module π» (1:00:10) 7 - Creating and Executing your First Python Script (Run .py file) π» (1:12:36) 8 - Install PyCharm ( Python IDE ) on Windows 10 + First Project π» (1:20:36) 9 - Python Strings and Comments π» (1:35:14) 10 - Boolean, Comparison Operators and Logical Operators in Python π» (1:46:08) 11 - Python IF ELSE Statements π» (1:54:53) 12 - Python IF...ELIF...ELSE Statements + nested IF statements π» (2:03:41) 13 - Python Lists π» (2:13:37) 14 - Python Tuples π» (2:20:22) 15 - Python Sets π» (2:33:54) 16 - Python Dictionary π» (2:42:59) 17 - Python Slice and Negative index π» (2:53:44) 18 - Python while Loop π» (3:03:50) 19 - Python for Loop π» (3:11:43) 20 - Python break, continue statement π» (3:18:28) 21 - Python Functions π» (3:30:47) 22 - Default Arguments, *args and **kwargs (Variable-length Arguments) π» (3:38:27) 23 - Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) π» (3:48:24) 24 - Classes and Objects in Python (OOP) π» (3:58:23) 25 - Python _init_ and self in class π» (4:10:18) 26 - Is it possible to define multiple constructors in Python? π» (4:18:14) 27 - Python Encapsulation π» (4:29:39) 28 - Private methods in Python π» (4:35:48) 29 - Python Inheritance π» (4:50:47) 30 - How To Create Modules in Python 3 π» (5:03:10) 31 - Python Multiple Inheritance π» (5:08:38) 32 - Python super() π» (5:16:15) 33 - Python Composition π» (5:21:51) 34 - Python Aggregation + Difference in Aggregation and Composition π» (5:28:54) 35 - Python Abstract Classes π» (5:37:16) 36 - Python Exception handling + Python Try Except π» (5:52:06) 37 - Try Except Else Finally (Python Exception handling) π» (5:57:47) 38 - Raising Exceptions In Python π» (6:03:50) 39 - Raising Custom Exceptions (Writing and Using Custom Exceptions) π» (6:08:30) 40 - Idea behind : if _name_ == "__main__" π» (6:15:38) 41 - Create a Text File and Write in It Using Python π» (6:28:50) 42 - Reading Files in Python π» (6:40:13) 43 - Working With JSON Data in Python π» (6:52:00) 44 - Python Iterators π» (7:06:19) 45 - Python Generators π» (7:22:13) 46 - Command Line Arguments in Python with argparse π» (7:40:24) 47 - Lambda, filter, reduce and map π» (7:58:54) 48 - Python Closures + nested functions π» (8:12:37) 49 - Python Decorators π» (8:32:25) 50 - Python Operator Overloading π» (8:49:06) 51 - An Introduction to Python Debugger (pdb) π» (9:10:00) 52 - How to use PyCharm to debug Python code π» (9:18:16) 53 - How to use Pip and PyPI for managing Python packages π» (9:25:55) 54 - How to Install Pip packages using PyCharm π» (9:30:51) 55 - Global, Local and Nonlocal variables in Python
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