As an experienced programmer, but a brand new novice to Python, I really appreciate this type of introductory video about syntax! See, I bought several of the best Python books, but they are not crystal clear like this video is. Thanks so much.
So the rule with tabs is that you use them for indentation, but not alignment. In other words, if you change your tab spacing, it shouldn't break any alignment you may have done. (because you used spaces for the alignment, right?)
As an experienced programmer, but a brand new novice to Python, I really appreciate this type of introductory video about syntax! See, I bought several of the best Python books, but they are not crystal clear like this video is. Thanks so much.
This video should be named " Python Syntax - Everything you need to know to write your first program!" Because alot is missing.
Very helpful video.Cheers from NZ
very helpful video thank you so much!!!
Glad it was helpful!
01:16 You have yourself a new follower!
What editor are you using ?
So the rule with tabs is that you use them for indentation, but not alignment. In other words, if you change your tab spacing, it shouldn't break any alignment you may have done. (because you used spaces for the alignment, right?)
Why dosent my python screen look like yours? Im running the idle version and im only seeing the white background. Not the coloured one your typing on.
its replit ide
please what software is this
Replit
Would it be alright to only use camel case for everything? consts, vars, funcs, methods, and etc.
I didn't know that in python you don't need "end" at the end of the function
PS: I code lua
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Thank u
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I hate this syntax
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