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Calmness??? Maybe for a caffeine addict (yes, it _does_ take one to know one..lol.) He does do well at keeping your attention and making things understandable for everyone.
Probably the wrong video to comment this on but I cannot thank you enough Chuck for this content. I had no idea about networking until I stumbled upon your videos. I absolutely fell in love and am currently studying for my CCNA and have hopes of deep diving into Python after. I also live in Texas so I’d love to meet you one day and be able to shake your hand for all the work you do for the community. Again…THANK YOU THANK YOU!!!
Chuck always with the dub when competing against my ADHD! Seriously, your production quality & teaching skills make learning these languages so much more captivating. Thank you for everything that you do!!!
i really don't like programming but with you bro i can learn anything, your style is so motivational better than most of my teachers back at university thanks bro.
I've tried learning Python on and off for a year now and it always gets to a point where it just becomes dry. Kind of to be expected from learning code. But that was the most down to earth way to learn that was also fun. That's a testament to the teacher's ability to teach as much as the teaching method. I'm hooked and can't wait for the next one. Phenomenal job!
15:31 I wrote the code like this, basically wraping up the whole thing print("Welcome to the coffee shop!") name = input("what's your name? ") print("Hi "+ name +", what would you like to order?") print("We have Americano, Espresso, Latte, Cappuccino and Frappuccino") coffee = input() print("Great one " + coffee + " coming right up!")
solution of the challange in row 13 instead of print , you just write order = input ( all that stuff) and done you can add and extra " " if you'd like to have the input in another line (aesthetics) thanks chuck
@@Lalalalala05-g6z I believe this is one way it could work>>> order = input("Which coffee would you like? ") print("Okay, " + name + ". Your " + order + " will be ready in a few moments.") At least it worked for me.
To combine the order variable with the print string, you repeat what you did with the name input. You change the print function to an order = input function while keeping the string in the parentheses. And once again I am loving this series as you've done a good job at explaining what is happening and providing opportunities to let us try and solve these ourselves with what's been taught so far. Even if we get it wrong, we can still observe your answer and understand how it works. I even went a little further and took what I learned from your first lesson and applied it to this one by making a multi-line string for the menu so that it appears as a list rather than a sentence, and made use of line breaks to space out the lines when it runs. Looking forward to the next lesson!
Challenge answer: order = input(name + ", what would you like from the menu today? Here is what we are serving. " + menu + " ") print("Sounds good " + name + ", we'll get that " + order + " ready in no time") Then probably do some string checks to make sure we actually get something on the menu lol
if you ask me this series is going to be better than most python course series, he is calm and entertaining while most others are so serious and stiff, the fact that he can entertain us WHILE preparing us for our possible jobs great work bro keep it up! :)
Happy to see this series continue! I’m already up to common string methods but I’ll watch whatever Chuck puts out on Python simply because he makes any topic incredibly accessible! Awesome video @NetworkChuck!
@@NetworkChuckhey bro thank you so much I’m on my coding era I’m young yes you have that right I wanna Learn a language so I can have fun, make a game and show my IT teacher.
order = input(print("Here's the menu, Take your time to choose and tell me when you've decided. " + menu)) I personalised it a little bit. Nice series btw, even dough it's from last year it's helping me a lot, thx.
I've tried so many Python tutorials, but this is on a whole different level! He just has a way of keeping you glued to the screen even though he only showed a print function and a string. Its crazy!
order = input(name + ‘, what would you like from our menu today? Here is what we are serving: ’ + menu) I like the menu variable also changed to: menu = ‘Black coffee, Espresso, Latte ’ Great video!
Love this Thanks Chuck, doing a master's in computer science,now working on data structures and algorithms Working on using variables and classes in python, your videos so far have really helped, plus your networking videos from a while back; they helped with my networking module. I know this video isn't getting the views you want, but keep with it, your videos are improving lives Chuck
I didn't even realize it was a 17 mins video, honestly I always click off long videos but tbh, you kept engaged and it was so fun! keep up the good work ❤
Thanks for this series, Chuck! I've started to learn Python a couple of times, but you make it much more accessible than anyone else. Keep up the great work!
I learned python a couple of years ago, and then didn't use it for two years. This is a great refresher for following along and getting back into the basics.
Great stuff man,no nonsense,positive energy. I just started learning Python and your videos sure help to take some of the anxiety away - much easier when things are ‘simple’, ‘awesome’ and ‘amazing’ rather than terrifyingly complex and overwhelming.
This is amazing! I haven't coded in years and am basically starting from scratch. Not only have you inspired me to investigate a new career, you're teaching me Python basics too! Coffees or beers are on me lol
Your ways that you teach are soo unique, everything is soo perfectly paced. The way you repeat important steps so it sticks in our heads. Iam someone who is new to python, and I'm picking up concepts faster than i ever imagined. Im truly thankful for what your doing. Your ways of teaching are truly amazing, keep spreading your knowledge through the ways you do best chuck.
A bit late to this but I did this while doing the first challenge . I was stoked that I had already solved the second challenge so I just had to post. print("Hello, welcome to NetworkChuck Coffee") name = input("what is your name? ") print("Hello " + name + ", thank you so much for coming in today.") menu = "Latte Cappuccino Americano " coffee = input("What would you like from the menu today "+ name + "?
" + menu) print("Your " + coffee + " will be ready in 5 minutes.")
My answer It's simple but correct order = input("We are serving Dosa and pizza. What would you like to order?") print(" ") print("Your " + order + " will be ready in few minutes...")
here is how i did my code print("Hello, welcome to our restaurant") input("what is your name? ") name = "Anis" menu = "pizza, burger, pasta" print("Hi " + name + " what would you like to order, here is what we are serving " + menu) order = input() print("i would like to order some " + order) print("we will have your " + order + " ready in a moment")
I love that I'm learning right away! I figured out how to combine those lines. menu = "Black Coffee, Expresso, Latte, Cappuccino, Donuts " order= input(name + ", What would you like from our menu today? Here is what we are serving. " + menu)
This is one of the best programming courses I have ever seen, this has already taught me so much. And im exited to see what we will do in the next episode.
J Dub 4 months ago I've tried learning Python on and off for a year now and it always gets to a point where it just becomes dry. Kind of to be expected from learning code. But that was the most down to earth way to learn that was also fun. That's a testament to the teacher's ability to teach as much as the teaching method. I'm hooked and can't wait for the next one. Phenomenal job!
Love this lesson series - my answer to the challenge is as follows, and uses f-strings instead on concatenation order = input(f"{name}, what would you like from our menu today? Here is what we are serving {menu} ")
Thank you for offering this course. I'm no PC illiterate but learning a language for the first time and your delivery is very welcoming, it makes it feel like my good friend is showing me how to learn Python.
I'm a newbie who just started learning today and am already hooked up with the way you teach, which makes it all the more fun for me to learn better and efficiently. Thank you Sir Chuck.
the answer is : order =input ("would you want to order something to eat or drink we've got several tasty specilities, Here's what we are surving today: "+menu) ,,,,,,, you're so cool you're so awesome ,,, you're the one that encourage me to start coding in python ,,, you're cruching it you're spicing it you're the man bro please keep on doing playlist for python's apliocations (AI , data ..... and other coooooooooool stuff) do NOT CHANGE you're perfect !!!!!!!! thank you for such positive vibes every day and for every video :)
You are the greatest teacher I have ever come across. I love your teaching style. You just make everything easy. I appreciate you so much! Looking forward to watching all of your videos.
print ("Hello welcome to coffee dzi") name = input("what is your name? ") print("Hello " + name + ", this is the menu Mochaccino Iced coffee,Latte macchiato,Café au lait") order = input("What do you want to drink? ") print(name +" Your order is " + order + " and it will be ready in a few moments")
i've been coding since I was 8 In 3rd grade when my dad inrolled me into coding classes now i am in middle school and you've taught me the most with only a few videos
Thank you! I used to use Java all the time… I got inspired to learn python from you! Will you go as far as creating GUI and maybe creating an executable (for linux preferably)?
my first python code thank you name = input("hello, sur what is your name ? ") print("hello,Mr " + name + " thank you for coming!!") menu = ["salade", "pizza", "makloub", "soda"] print ( menu ) print("What would you like to order?") menu_chose = input("Please enter your choice: ") if menu_chose in menu: print("Your " + menu_chose + " will be here in a moment.") else: print("Sorry, we don't have " + menu_chose + ".")
Lol the challenge at 15:29 is how I coded it by myself when you said pause. XD Thank you so much for these videos theyre excellent for beginners like myself!
@@abderrahmankharroubi2784 i did it like this, print("Here is the menu, theres tea and coffea") order = input("What would you like to order? ") print("OK " + name + ", " + order + " will be ready in a moment")
I watched a few of your videos before I started High School. and now that I have joined a IT based High school, I realize how easy you make it to understand compared to what they teach there. Thank you so much man (Even tho you're probably not reading this, just wanted to let you know)
I'M IN LOVE WITH THIS LANGUAGE WHYX DID NO ONE TELL ME IT WAS SO MUCH LESS COMPLICATED THAN JAVA 😭😭😭YOU DON'T EVEN HAVE TO DECLARE THE DATA TYPE!! AND TYSMMM FOR YOUR TUTORIALS THWYRE AMAZING
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@Chris Sain I’ve been investing in Bitcoin by myself. I’m not really happy with what’s going on, just few weeks ago I lost about $5000 in a particular trade so will getting a professional solve the problem??
Hi there, I know this is an old video, but here's how I'd combine the print & order variable using fstring: order = input(f"Hi {name}, here's what we serve: {menu} What would you like to order? ") Loving the content, you're the legend Mr Chuck!
I did the first challenge using this code: menuItems = ["Coffee", "Taco", "Pizza", "Pasta"] def menu(): for x in menuItems: print(x) print("Hello, Welcome to The Best Resturant!") name = input("What's your name? ") print("Here is our menu, " + name + "!") menu() selected = input("What would you like? ") print("Alright, " + name + " Your " + selected + " will be ready in one moment.")
this is what ive got for the challenge. hope its the good one code: order = input(name + ", what would you like from the menu today? Here is what we are serving. " + menu + " ") print("Sounds good " + name + ", we'll get that " + order + " ready in no time")
Back in school everybody said math was very related to programming and i was studding with a crazy teacher for hours every day making mathematic algorithms i never understood why ppl said it was related to it until now, it seems you're taking me into an automation jurney thanks man
Thank you for this! I'm new to the IT world and have only recently begun coding. Hopefully, this series will continue. Your tutorial was simple to grasp and apply. It's not intimidating or overwhelming at all :)
I'm very new to this, like days new been looking through different videos and yours are the ones that seem to work for me, I think it's your relaxed vibe and simple explanations, thanks for opening the door for me into this world
Correction....... Using the comma in place of + adds in some problems making my menu basically a tuple and it wouldnt take the menu. or something like that
I love learning with this channel because, apart from the comedic parts it has, it's gonna teach you something you didn't know! Thanks again man! Quick edit : Impressive! I'm learning programming at a fast pace! I already learned like 4 variables in one day, and I'm just getting started!
@15:30 input() takes a prompt, so you can put the print function inside it, or rather I meant the string. Also, instead of concatenating a lot of strings, you can use an "f string", it replaces variables and concatenations with variables in curly braces ( { } ). So it would be: order = input(f"Sounds good {name}, we'll have that {order} ready for you in a moment.")
Here's what I made: # Setting up variables Menuitem = input('Hello sir We are The restaurant that can make anything What would you like Sir ') print(' ') name = input('And real quick what is the name for that order ') # Waiting on the cashier print(' ') print('Alright ' + name + ' we Will Get your ' + Menuitem) print(' ') input('Here is a notepad to write on while you wait ') # Cashier arriving print(' ') print('Sorry for the wait ' + name + ' here is your ' + Menuitem)
This guy is elevating minds and bank balances!!! I've been watching his videos and now I LOOOOOVE Python. Coding really can be fun if it's taught well. Thank you for helping me with my career change.
#My version of the program print("Hello, welcome to NetworkChuck's Coffe Shop") name = input("Hi, what is your name? ") menu = "1.Iced 2.Milk 3.Combo" order = input(name + ", what would you like from our menu today? " + menu + " ") print("One " + order + " coffee coming up!
") print("Here is your " + order + " coffe " + name + ", and thank you for coming in today!")
Amazing channel! Really helpful. Question: How to deny an entry from the menu? EX: menu = 'a, b, or c' order = input() (customer enter M) How to just add: print('Sorry ' + name +' we don't serve that for the moment. ' Thanks!
Research Python Ifs. answer = input('Do you think Belle Delphine is the most beautiful girl in the world? ') if answer != 'yes': print('Reported to the FBI!') else: print('I agree!')
You could use boolean and if else statements for that, boolean is something that marks a variable's value as true or false, and if else statement is kinda self explanatory, for instance after the customer orders using the input function, you can use the boolean to check whether the customer's order is in stock or nah, then you can use the if else statement to telk it to the customer: if the order is in stock, print something that corresponds with it. else, print something that says sorry to the customer. you can also add a bit of depth with elif statements, basically a way to contain if atatements within if statements, you'll ubderstand it eventually
How I would combine the two 15:31: order = input(name + “, what would you like from our menu today? Here is what we are serving. ” + menu) I’m brand new to Python, so I hope I didn’t just embarrass myself lol.
Nice! Friendly tip: use the new f-strings as concatenating is old and can get really ugly and confusing the more variables you have. Also, concatenating requires extra work like converting non-strings into strings using the str() function because concatenating only works for strings. *The following is f-string:* name = 'Belle Delphine' menu = 'Kalbi, Sushi, Whopper' price = 300 order = input( f"{name}, what would you like from our menu today? All the prices are ${price} Here is what we are serving {menu} " ) *The following is concatenating. Notice the str() function which is extra work:* name = 'Belle Delphine' menu = 'Kalbi, Sushi, Whopper' price = 300 order = input( name + ", what would you like from our menu today? All the prices are $" + str(price) + " Here is what we are serving " + menu )
Just jumping in here, already familiar with the basics of Python but going over some of this stuff so I don't miss anything. Why is it that so many teachers/instructors prefer catenation to f-strings? It's truly perplexing to me as f strings are way easier.
I loved the challenge and btw I took 5 min trying to spell "menu" and btw my code was : print("Hello to Irshads coffe shop") name= input("what is your name? ") Menu= "pizza", "burrito", "burger" print(Menu) users_pick= input("Please chose from the menu above: ") print("Helllo " + name + " your " + users_pick + " will be there in a moment")
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I was waiting for this episode 2.
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thanks for doing this i dindt find any good tutorials that are fun to watch :)
This course is just sooo good.
The calmness in your voice and the relaxing music in the background makes it so easy to focus. Thanks again
Exactly 😭😭
Calmness??? Maybe for a caffeine addict (yes, it _does_ take one to know one..lol.) He does do well at keeping your attention and making things understandable for everyone.
he not calm but he still good
where music? lol
Calm?
Probably the wrong video to comment this on but I cannot thank you enough Chuck for this content. I had no idea about networking until I stumbled upon your videos. I absolutely fell in love and am currently studying for my CCNA and have hopes of deep diving into Python after. I also live in Texas so I’d love to meet you one day and be able to shake your hand for all the work you do for the community. Again…THANK YOU THANK YOU!!!
Chuck always with the dub when competing against my ADHD! Seriously, your production quality & teaching skills make learning these languages so much more captivating. Thank you for everything that you do!!!
Thanks for watching!
Man I 100% relate to this. Chuck is the only content I can stomach before my ADD takes me elsewhere.
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I don’t have adhd, but i dont see any coding video as fun and interesting as this one, thanks a lot chuck ❤️
I always have to play chuck at 75% speed. But his content is great. He's a bit fast.
i really don't like programming but with you bro i can learn anything, your style is so motivational better than most of my teachers back at university thanks bro.
I've tried learning Python on and off for a year now and it always gets to a point where it just becomes dry. Kind of to be expected from learning code. But that was the most down to earth way to learn that was also fun. That's a testament to the teacher's ability to teach as much as the teaching method.
I'm hooked and can't wait for the next one.
Phenomenal job!
15:31
I wrote the code like this, basically wraping up the whole thing
print("Welcome to the coffee shop!")
name = input("what's your name?
")
print("Hi "+ name +", what would you like to order?")
print("We have Americano, Espresso, Latte, Cappuccino and Frappuccino")
coffee = input()
print("Great one " + coffee + " coming right up!")
THE LEGEND HAS RETURNED YESSSS i waited for this forever!
+1
100% agree! I searched daily for this episode.
@@OctavianTheGr8 me tooooo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! i had lot of coffee today xd
Nice..
Yeah, me toooo
solution of the challange
in row 13 instead of print , you just write order = input ( all that stuff) and done you can add and extra "
" if you'd like to have the input in another line (aesthetics)
thanks chuck
Nah doesnt work
@@Lalalalala05-g6z I believe this is one way it could work>>>
order = input("Which coffee would you like? ")
print("Okay, " + name + ". Your " + order + " will be ready in a few moments.")
At least it worked for me.
To combine the order variable with the print string, you repeat what you did with the name input. You change the print function to an order = input function while keeping the string in the parentheses. And once again I am loving this series as you've done a good job at explaining what is happening and providing opportunities to let us try and solve these ourselves with what's been taught so far. Even if we get it wrong, we can still observe your answer and understand how it works. I even went a little further and took what I learned from your first lesson and applied it to this one by making a multi-line string for the menu so that it appears as a list rather than a sentence, and made use of line breaks to space out the lines when it runs. Looking forward to the next lesson!
Good call, I thought it was something way more complicated. We already know how to do this haha
Thanks man I was wondering how to do that ❤❤❤
You’ve got a great sense of humor and a gift for teaching. I’m nearly 60 and this is my first endeavor into coding. Glad I found you first! 🎉
Challenge answer:
order = input(name + ", what would you like from the menu today? Here is what we are serving.
" + menu + "
")
print("Sounds good " + name + ", we'll get that " + order + " ready in no time")
Then probably do some string checks to make sure we actually get something on the menu lol
I had the same answer too
Long story short, So I can just replace a print command with the name = input command?
@@Cobrax8134 In this case the answer is yes, because you are waiting for an answer that you want to save into a variable.
Two Episodes in and I'm staying engaged, learning and retaining more than on any other platform I've used. Thank you
Love Python. Getting more into scripting in Python now after being big on BASH for a long time. Love your videos and keep doing what you do!
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@FC HACKİNG YOU KİDD
@@HaCkEr-- hmm
How to lock the 'menu' and shouldn't use another words... except menu.! How to do it?? Can any one tell me
@Marcin Sulkowski Python can be used for scripting too.
if you ask me this series is going to be better than most python course series, he is calm and entertaining while most others are so serious and stiff, the fact that he can entertain us WHILE preparing us for our possible jobs great work bro keep it up! :)
Happy to see this series continue!
I’m already up to common string methods but I’ll watch whatever Chuck puts out on Python simply because he makes any topic incredibly accessible! Awesome video @NetworkChuck!
Thanks!
@@NetworkChuckhey bro thank you so much I’m on my coding era I’m young yes you have that right I wanna
Learn a language so I can have fun, make a game and show my IT teacher.
order = input(print("Here's the menu, Take your time to choose and tell me when you've decided.
" + menu))
I personalised it a little bit. Nice series btw, even dough it's from last year it's helping me a lot, thx.
Does it work? I would have said the same as you but without the (print after the input
i know python for almost two years now but still, here I am watching Chuck teach me what I already know
me too lol
Me three
@@scottmallonee lol
I've tried so many Python tutorials, but this is on a whole different level! He just has a way of keeping you glued to the screen even though he only showed a print function and a string. Its crazy!
@@beast6092 not me
order = input(name + ‘, what would you like from our menu today? Here is what we are serving:
’ + menu)
I like the menu variable also changed to:
menu = ‘Black coffee, Espresso, Latte
’
Great video!
Love this
Thanks Chuck, doing a master's in computer science,now working on data structures and algorithms
Working on using variables and classes in python, your videos so far have really helped, plus your networking videos from a while back; they helped with my networking module.
I know this video isn't getting the views you want, but keep with it, your videos are improving lives Chuck
I didn't even realize it was a 17 mins video, honestly I always click off long videos but tbh, you kept engaged and it was so fun! keep up the good work ❤
Thanks for this series, Chuck! I've started to learn Python a couple of times, but you make it much more accessible than anyone else. Keep up the great work!
I learned python a couple of years ago, and then didn't use it for two years. This is a great refresher for following along and getting back into the basics.
My lessons are boring...you tie it all together with your teaching style and make it fun again! I appreciate you!
Great stuff man,no nonsense,positive energy. I just started learning Python and your videos sure help to take some of the anxiety away - much easier when things are ‘simple’, ‘awesome’ and ‘amazing’ rather than terrifyingly complex and overwhelming.
This is amazing! I haven't coded in years and am basically starting from scratch. Not only have you inspired me to investigate a new career, you're teaching me Python basics too! Coffees or beers are on me lol
Your ways that you teach are soo unique, everything is soo perfectly paced. The way you repeat important steps so it sticks in our heads.
Iam someone who is new to python, and I'm picking up concepts faster than i ever imagined.
Im truly thankful for what your doing. Your ways of teaching are truly amazing, keep spreading your knowledge through the ways you do best chuck.
This was fun even tho I'm a experienced programmer. You're a great teacher!
aunt may dies in spiderman no way home
@@anstupidguy_bread8884 good to know
@@anstupidguy_bread8884 How Rude
@@tattedbox285 that's in his name
@@tattedbox285 He's not saying may your aunt die he is saying Aunt May (in the movie) dies in spiderman no way home which is so irrelevant.
A bit late to this but I did this while doing the first challenge . I was stoked that I had already solved the second challenge so I just had to post.
print("Hello, welcome to NetworkChuck Coffee")
name = input("what is your name?
")
print("Hello " + name + ", thank you so much for coming in today.")
menu = "Latte
Cappuccino
Americano
"
coffee = input("What would you like from the menu today "+ name + "?
" + menu)
print("Your " + coffee + " will be ready in 5 minutes.")
I am beyond grateful for these labs and videos. Your enthusiasm and passion for your work really shows and it’s really awesome to witness
Love this series! I’ve been waiting! Can’t wait for the next episode! Enjoy your travels with your family!
My answer
It's simple but correct
order = input("We are serving Dosa and pizza. What would you like to order?")
print("
")
print("Your " + order + " will be ready in few minutes...")
print("You ignited my motivation and made me excited to learn more about Python! Thank you!")
here is how i did my code
print("Hello, welcome to our restaurant")
input("what is your name?
")
name = "Anis"
menu = "pizza, burger, pasta"
print("Hi " + name + " what would you like to order, here is what we are serving
" + menu)
order = input()
print("i would like to order some " + order)
print("we will have your " + order + " ready in a moment")
Thank you for this video!
I’ll definitely be playing with this all week
Can’t wait till episode 3
I love that I'm learning right away! I figured out how to combine those lines.
menu = "Black Coffee, Expresso, Latte, Cappuccino, Donuts
"
order= input(name + ", What would you like from our menu today? Here is what we are serving.
" + menu)
This is one of the best programming courses I have ever seen, this has already taught me so much. And im exited to see what we will do in the next episode.
J Dub
4 months ago
I've tried learning Python on and off for a year now and it always gets to a point where it just becomes dry. Kind of to be expected from learning code. But that was the most down to earth way to learn that was also fun. That's a testament to the teacher's ability to teach as much as the teaching method.
I'm hooked and can't wait for the next one.
Phenomenal job!
Those who never paused the video --->😅
Will never gonna remember what he does
Felt that, couldn’t figure out what to do next 😂
Lmao
Me
Bro my speed is at 1.75
Love this lesson series - my answer to the challenge is as follows, and uses f-strings instead on concatenation
order = input(f"{name}, what would you like from our menu today? Here is what we are serving
{menu}
")
Beratna, you're only the few I have seen here mention f-strings 👌
I’m a newbie in python i love how you teach thanks and keep it up🙌 simple and well explained
Yes we are learning :)
Thank you for offering this course. I'm no PC illiterate but learning a language for the first time and your delivery is very welcoming, it makes it feel like my good friend is showing me how to learn Python.
im really excited for full course. keep it up man ..you rockkkk
As someone who is super new to programming I do find this super cool. You are an excellent teacher, and you are making things so simple to understand.
This is amazing! I need these episodes more frequently! 🙏🏽
I'm a newbie who just started learning today and am already hooked up with the way you teach, which makes it all the more fun for me to learn better and efficiently. Thank you Sir Chuck.
Hey Chuck, thanks for all the effort you put in to your content it really makes leaning this stuff much easier and enjoyable 😊
I've tried so many different course on this, never been able to get it down or understand, thank you so much for this! I got the concept down finally
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the answer is : order =input ("would you want to order something to eat or drink we've got several tasty specilities, Here's what we are surving today:
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I am making mine more realistic. "What is your name?" "Bob, I would like a coffee", "ok, here is your hot chocolate Blorg"
Lol wasn’t expecting that blorg there
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print ("Hello welcome to coffee dzi")
name = input("what is your name?
")
print("Hello " + name + ", this is the menu Mochaccino Iced coffee,Latte macchiato,Café au lait")
order = input("What do you want to drink?
")
print(name +" Your order is " + order + " and it will be ready in a few moments")
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my first python code thank you
name = input("hello, sur what is your name ?
")
print("hello,Mr " + name + " thank you for coming!!")
menu = ["salade", "pizza", "makloub", "soda"]
print ( menu )
print("What would you like to order?")
menu_chose = input("Please enter your choice:
")
if menu_chose in menu:
print("Your " + menu_chose + " will be here in a moment.")
else:
print("Sorry, we don't have " + menu_chose + ".")
Lol the challenge at 15:29 is how I coded it by myself when you said pause. XD Thank you so much for these videos theyre excellent for beginners like myself!
me too bud
how did u get it
@@Stadiyana18 I did it like this: print("Your " + input("What would you like to eat?
Here is our menu:
" + menu) + " will be ready soon")
care to elaborate
@@abderrahmankharroubi2784 i did it like this,
print("Here is the menu, theres tea and coffea")
order = input("What would you like to order?
")
print("OK " + name + ", " + order + " will be ready in a moment")
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Dang I'm much addicted to coffee now lol , I can't even watch your videos without making myself one. Keep up the great work! Love from Pakistan 🇵🇰❤️
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And yes, I string with quotes, all day long! 😆
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Hi there, I know this is an old video, but here's how I'd combine the print & order variable using fstring:
order = input(f"Hi {name}, here's what we serve:
{menu}
What would you like to order?
")
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Nice! F-strings are the best! Concatenating requires extra work on converting nonstrings into strings and it's so old like 1999!
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I did the first challenge using this code:
menuItems = ["Coffee", "Taco", "Pizza", "Pasta"]
def menu():
for x in menuItems:
print(x)
print("Hello, Welcome to The Best Resturant!")
name = input("What's your name? ")
print("Here is our menu, " + name + "!")
menu()
selected = input("What would you like? ")
print("Alright, " + name + " Your " + selected + " will be ready in one moment.")
this is what ive got for the challenge. hope its the good one
code:
order = input(name + ", what would you like from the menu today? Here is what we are serving.
" + menu + "
")
print("Sounds good " + name + ", we'll get that " + order + " ready in no time")
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Solution
Order = input()
Print("hey" + name + "what would you like to order?" + "here is what we serve"
+ menu
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I'm very new to this, like days new been looking through different videos and yours are the ones that seem to work for me, I think it's your relaxed vibe and simple explanations, thanks for opening the door for me into this world
11:30 Can also...name = input("What's your name?")
print("Hello,", name) use commas after the last quote
Correction....... Using the comma in place of + adds in some problems making my menu basically a tuple and it wouldnt take the menu. or something like that
I love learning with this channel because, apart from the comedic parts it has, it's gonna teach you something you didn't know! Thanks again man!
Quick edit : Impressive! I'm learning programming at a fast pace! I already learned like 4 variables in one day, and I'm just getting started!
This is incredibly the Easiest way I’ve ever seen to learn Python!!!
Thank You Chuck 🙏
@15:30
input() takes a prompt, so you can put the print function inside it, or rather I meant the string. Also, instead of concatenating a lot of strings, you can use an "f string", it replaces variables and concatenations with variables in curly braces ( { } ). So it would be:
order = input(f"Sounds good {name}, we'll have that {order} ready for you in a moment.")
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Here's what I made:
# Setting up variables
Menuitem = input('Hello sir We are The restaurant that can make anything What would you like Sir
')
print(' ')
name = input('And real quick what is the name for that order
')
# Waiting on the cashier
print(' ')
print('Alright ' + name + ' we Will Get your ' + Menuitem)
print(' ')
input('Here is a notepad to write on while you wait
')
# Cashier arriving
print(' ')
print('Sorry for the wait ' + name + ' here is your ' + Menuitem)
This guy is elevating minds and bank balances!!! I've been watching his videos and now I LOOOOOVE Python. Coding really can be fun if it's taught well. Thank you for helping me with my career change.
I combined row 13 by adding a semicolon between the 2 respective statements. Thank you for the series, Chuck!
#My version of the program
print("Hello, welcome to NetworkChuck's Coffe Shop")
name = input("Hi, what is your name?
")
menu = "1.Iced
2.Milk
3.Combo"
order = input(name + ", what would you like from our menu today?
" + menu + "
")
print("One " + order + " coffee coming up!
")
print("Here is your " + order + " coffe " + name + ", and thank you for coming in today!")
Amazing channel! Really helpful.
Question: How to deny an entry from the menu?
EX:
menu = 'a, b, or c'
order = input()
(customer enter M)
How to just add:
print('Sorry ' + name +' we don't serve that for the moment. '
Thanks!
Research Python Ifs.
answer = input('Do you think Belle Delphine is the most beautiful girl in the world? ')
if answer != 'yes':
print('Reported to the FBI!')
else:
print('I agree!')
You could use boolean and if else statements for that, boolean is something that marks a variable's value as true or false, and if else statement is kinda self explanatory, for instance after the customer orders using the input function, you can use the boolean to check whether the customer's order is in stock or nah, then you can use the if else statement to telk it to the customer: if the order is in stock, print something that corresponds with it. else, print something that says sorry to the customer. you can also add a bit of depth with elif statements, basically a way to contain if atatements within if statements, you'll ubderstand it eventually
How I would combine the two 15:31:
order = input(name + “, what would you like from our menu today? Here is what we are serving.
” + menu)
I’m brand new to Python, so I hope I didn’t just embarrass myself lol.
Nice!
Friendly tip: use the new f-strings as concatenating is old and can get really ugly and confusing the more variables you have. Also, concatenating requires extra work like converting non-strings into strings using the str() function because concatenating only works for strings.
*The following is f-string:*
name = 'Belle Delphine'
menu = 'Kalbi, Sushi, Whopper'
price = 300
order = input( f"{name}, what would you like from our menu today? All the prices are ${price} Here is what we are serving
{menu} " )
*The following is concatenating. Notice the str() function which is extra work:*
name = 'Belle Delphine'
menu = 'Kalbi, Sushi, Whopper'
price = 300
order = input( name + ", what would you like from our menu today? All the prices are $" + str(price) + " Here is what we are serving
" + menu )
Just jumping in here, already familiar with the basics of Python but going over some of this stuff so I don't miss anything. Why is it that so many teachers/instructors prefer catenation to f-strings? It's truly perplexing to me as f strings are way easier.
Some of the other instructors have used f-strings. Concatenation is pretty archaic and requires extra work.
11:04 an easier way of doing that is
name = input(“hello, what’s your name?”)
Print(“hello %s” % name)
I would usually either do print(‘Hello’, name, ‘how are you’) or print(‘hello {} how are you’.format(name))
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It is quite impressive the way you explain !
It makes me to go deeper in this programming language, as a beginner, and all thanks to you !
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I love this guy, he is so happy, he definitely makes it easier to learn and pay attention.
I loved the challenge and btw I took 5 min trying to spell "menu"
and btw my code was :
print("Hello to Irshads coffe shop")
name= input("what is your name? ")
Menu= "pizza", "burrito", "burger"
print(Menu)
users_pick= input("Please chose from the menu above: ")
print("Helllo " + name + " your " + users_pick + " will be there in a moment")
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The way you are so enthusiastic helps ME get interested
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