You are the life saver sir , everyone knows there is nothing left in colleges , almost every student learns from the teacher like you . We go to college just for attendance and learns from you so thank you sir 😊
Narrated `Aisha: that the Prophet (ﷺ) married her when she was six years old and he consummated his marriage when she was nine years old. Hisham said: I have been informed that `Aisha remained with the Prophet (ﷺ) for nine years (i.e. till his death).
1.When we want to make a constant, then tuple is used. 2., is added if 1 item tuple is made. 3.Tuples are ordered collection of data items. 4.They store multiple items in a single variable. 5.Tuple items are separated by commas and enclosed within round brackets (). 6.Tuples are unchangeable meaning we can not alter them after creation. 7.Tuples can be sliced similar to lists but new tuple is created in the process. 8. Tuples and strings both are immutable.
Day 24 done... Thank you Harry sir for your goodness for giving us this mind-blowing videos... Sir you are amazing and u are my favourite teacher.....love you sir.. with respect...
hamare school college mei Harry bhai jaise teacher hote na toh maja aati aur hamare results bhi aur ache hote. Parents k paise bhi kam barbad hote fees pe. Thank you Harry bhaiya
Narrated `Aisha: that the Prophet (ﷺ) married her when she was six years old and he consummated his marriage when she was nine years old. Hisham said: I have been informed that `Aisha remained with the Prophet (ﷺ) for nine years (i.e. till his death).
Day 5 of #100DaysOfCode. Today in this video 24, I learned about Python tuples, which are ordered, unchangeable collections of data items. Tuples use round brackets () and support positive and negative indexing, as well as checking for items using the 'in' keyword. I can also access items within a specific range or print alternate values using start, end, and jump index parameters. Tuples offer an efficient way to store multiple items in a single variable, while maintaining their order and immutability. Thank You Harry Bhaiya.
#Tuples in python tup = (1,2,3,4,5) print(tup,type(tup)) print(tup[2])#prints ele at 2nd index print(tup[1:4])#Positive slicing print(tup[-3:-1])#negative slicing if 9 in tup: print("9 is present in tuple") else: print("9 is not present in tuple")
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import turtle as t import colorsys t.bgcolor('black') t.tracer(100) t.pensize(2) h=0 for i in range(300): c = colorsys.hsv_to_rgb(h,0.8,1) t.pencolor(c) h += 0.006 t.right(119) t.circle(-i*0.3,120) t.circle(i*0.3,120) t.circle(-i*0.3,90) t.circle(i*0.3,90)
Bro I made a code with the information given by you--- a = int(input("Enter the first number")) b = int(input("Enter the number")) def square(a, b): print("You chose to square") print(a*a, "= square of a") print(b*b, "= square of b") def divide(a, b): print("You chose to divide") if(a < b): print(b/a) elif(b < a): print(a/b) else: print(1) def addition(a, b): print("You chose to add") print(a, "+", b, "=", (a+b)) def subtract(a, b): print("you chose to subtract") ask = int(input("do you want to subtract a from b or b from a (if you want a - b then reply 1 or reply 2): ")) print(ask) if(ask == 1): print(a - b) elif(ask == 2): print(b - a) else: print("chose 1 or 2") def remainder(a, b): if(a < b): return(b%a) elif(b < a): return(a%b) else: print(1) # This project take too much time to be made # a is variable print("What do you want to do? ") print("if you want to see the remainder enter 4") answer = str(input("Square or divide or addition or subtract Enter here : ")) if(answer == "square"): print(square(a, b)) elif(answer == "divide"): print(divide(a, b)) elif(answer == "addition"): addition(a, b) elif(answer == "subtract"): print("You chose to subtract.") print(subtract(a, b)) elif(answer == "4"): print(remainder(a, b)) else: print('chose a valid option') print(type(a)) print(type(subtract))
Print("I am always present sir in your class 🙂😜 and thankyou sir & this is my first programing language which I am learning for you thankyou once again thankyou so much bhaiya." )
it is a request to please give exercise after every topic, like 2,3 practice questions, or maybe suggest some website where there are questions to practice
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Haan ek dum bro apna teacher harry sir jaisa ho
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Narrated `Aisha:
that the Prophet (ﷺ) married her when she was six years old and he consummated his marriage when she was nine years old. Hisham said: I have been informed that `Aisha remained with the Prophet (ﷺ) for nine years (i.e. till his death).
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1.When we want to make a constant, then tuple is used.
2., is added if 1 item tuple is made.
3.Tuples are ordered collection of data items.
4.They store multiple items in a single variable.
5.Tuple items are separated by commas and enclosed within round brackets ().
6.Tuples are unchangeable meaning we can not alter them after creation.
7.Tuples can be sliced similar to lists but new tuple is created in the process.
8. Tuples and strings both are immutable.
how tuples are sliced? its acting same as list in my vs code,
thx bhai
Harry bhai 100 days of code ko starting se follow kr rha hu Great Job💯💯💯💯
Day #24 and still going on.
My continuity streak broke for a short period of time, but cannot give up on this #100DaysOfCode challenge.
same bhai
Day 24 done... Thank you Harry sir for your goodness for giving us this mind-blowing videos... Sir you are amazing and u are my favourite teacher.....love you sir.. with respect...
hamare school college mei Harry bhai jaise teacher hote na toh maja aati aur hamare results bhi aur ache hote. Parents k paise bhi kam barbad hote fees pe. Thank you Harry bhaiya
Harry Bhai Present, Such a amazing course
Day 24! Thanks for making me consistent Harry Sir!
You are the best teacher.
Maine college ki fees to faltu mai bhar rakhi hai, sabkuch to Mai Harry Bhai se he sikhta hu. Dhanya ho Harry Bhai aap to 🙏🙏🙏
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Present sir😂
Bruh im class 8
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I am in class 3@@NagKamath
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ek dam maja aa raha hai harry bhai
loving the way you teach.
Great sir, I love this #100daysofcode challenge 🥳
Narrated `Aisha:
that the Prophet (ﷺ) married her when she was six years old and he consummated his marriage when she was nine years old. Hisham said: I have been informed that `Aisha remained with the Prophet (ﷺ) for nine years (i.e. till his death).
Day 5 of #100DaysOfCode. Today in this video 24, I learned about Python tuples, which are ordered, unchangeable collections of data items. Tuples use round brackets () and support positive and negative indexing, as well as checking for items using the 'in' keyword. I can also access items within a specific range or print alternate values using start, end, and jump index parameters. Tuples offer an efficient way to store multiple items in a single variable, while maintaining their order and immutability.
Thank You Harry Bhaiya.
Day 5 and you are in tuple. Did you known basic of python earlier?
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Sir aapke sikhane ka style boht achha hai koi bor nhi ho skta
Apna teacher kaisa ho Harry bhaiya jaisa ho
Yes sir , kya baat hai mujhe bhi padna ka man kar gaya
Tuple
tupples are collections of data items which can't be changed like lists.
we can perform every action on tuple like lists but we can't change it
#Tuples in python
tup = (1,2,3,4,5)
print(tup,type(tup))
print(tup[2])#prints ele at 2nd index
print(tup[1:4])#Positive slicing
print(tup[-3:-1])#negative slicing
if 9 in tup:
print("9 is present in tuple")
else:
print("9 is not present in tuple")
The best course ever❤ thanks alot
in short tuple is immutable and for that you explain as everything again thats so good proud of you bro
Love bro i am studying in Germany but it is far better than my university ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Great explanation sir we enjoying python
Harry bhaiya mai day 12 se day 18 Tak course attend nahi kar paya lekin maine saari videos dekh li and now I am always present in this course
Going very well this #100DaysOfCode with #HarryBhai ❤️🔥
--> day 24 done .Thank you harry for your great learning videos. Do you recommend any python book..
Wow MashaAllah you are good teacher of python
mughai coding ka c nhi ata tha thanks for teaching and motivation🥰
Thank you Harry bhai for create this course free for us
PRESENT HARRY BRO I AM IN 1ST SEMESTER BUT I LEARN PYTHON YOU BECAUSE YOU ARE THE BEST ONE 🤗🤗
#day24 maja to bohot aa rha h Harry bhai
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Harry bhai computer second year ke OOP and DSL ke practicals pr bhi video banao na plz bahoot support milega uspe aapko🙏🙏
I started agian after about 2 months and gou motivated me today. . . Literally?
Assal o alaiku Harry bhai. I have completed lessons till day 24 Alhamdullilah.
big fan harry bhai
PRESENT SIR♥🔥
excellent explanation !
Day #24 completed. Can't believe we are moving so fast towards the day #100 😍
Sir, please make a video related to for patterns in java
Harry bhai , keep teach like you taught us in your HTML/CSS/JS also Git/GitHub playlist...simple language,simple examples
You are the life saver sir , everyone knows there is nothing left in colleges , almost every student learns from the teacher like you . We go to college just for attendance and learns from you so thank you sir 😊
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khatra harry bhai upp mahan ho yrr great se v uper
my great teacher harry bhai and i am also present in your class
thanks, Harry bhai God bless you man
Present Harry bhaiya 🙂
meri bhi continuity toot gai hai...per me phir bhi is 100 days code ko zarooor pora krngi...in sha allah...love from pakistan
Present Sir🙏😀
import turtle as t
import colorsys
t.bgcolor('black')
t.tracer(100)
t.pensize(2)
h=0
for i in range(300):
c = colorsys.hsv_to_rgb(h,0.8,1)
t.pencolor(c)
h += 0.006
t.right(119)
t.circle(-i*0.3,120)
t.circle(i*0.3,120)
t.circle(-i*0.3,90)
t.circle(i*0.3,90)
100 days of python today is my 15th days thank you harry bhai
Day 24 done ✅
Hi Harry I'm from rajsthan I like your all videos
#DAY24 COMPLETED
THANK YOU #CodeWithHarry
Thankyou very much because my papa empress with you
Thank you so much sir!
strings and tuple are immutable and lists are mutable❤
Day 24✨
bahut accha se samajh a raha hai
Harry bhaiya will you cover dsa in this course?
Thanks for the video
Bro I made a code with the information given by you---
a = int(input("Enter the first number"))
b = int(input("Enter the number"))
def square(a, b):
print("You chose to square")
print(a*a, "= square of a")
print(b*b, "= square of b")
def divide(a, b):
print("You chose to divide")
if(a < b):
print(b/a)
elif(b < a):
print(a/b)
else:
print(1)
def addition(a, b):
print("You chose to add")
print(a, "+", b, "=", (a+b))
def subtract(a, b):
print("you chose to subtract")
ask = int(input("do you want to subtract a from b or b from a (if you want a - b then reply 1 or reply 2): "))
print(ask)
if(ask == 1):
print(a - b)
elif(ask == 2):
print(b - a)
else:
print("chose 1 or 2")
def remainder(a, b):
if(a < b):
return(b%a)
elif(b < a):
return(a%b)
else:
print(1)
# This project take too much time to be made
# a is variable
print("What do you want to do? ")
print("if you want to see the remainder enter 4")
answer = str(input("Square or divide or addition or subtract
Enter here : "))
if(answer == "square"):
print(square(a, b))
elif(answer == "divide"):
print(divide(a, b))
elif(answer == "addition"):
addition(a, b)
elif(answer == "subtract"):
print("You chose to subtract.")
print(subtract(a, b))
elif(answer == "4"):
print(remainder(a, b))
else:
print('chose a valid option')
print(type(a))
print(type(subtract))
ChagtGPT code 😂
Sir machine learning pe bhi playlist laiye
please make one complete playlist for ML...
we can change in number in tuples ;tup = (12,) + tuple(tup[1:])by using like this
Data structure and algorithm bhi cover hoga harry bhai?
Bro tutorial accha hay --- font o thora bara karte toh dikhne me aur zada accha hota
Present harry bhai.. day#24
Print("I am always present sir in your class 🙂😜 and thankyou sir
& this is my first programing language which I am learning for you thankyou once again thankyou so much bhaiya." )
Touples me agar 1 string value hoga tbb bhi comma lagega kya like
T=("shubham",)
Present from Bangladesh Brother...#day24 done..
Thank you sir for creating this video!
Hey Harry i have a question can we use sort method in tuple??
Completed day 24 🙋💪
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can tuple get sliced ?
tup = tup[0:3]
wouldn't it change tuple??
we can't change the original tuple but if you want the slicing of it you must create the new one, like
tuple2 = tuple[1:3]
print(typle2)
iska matlab tuples lists aur arrays thode similar hote hai ?
it is a request to please give exercise after every topic, like 2,3 practice questions, or maybe suggest some website where there are questions to practice
sir replit fork karne ka option nhi hai day 14 se????????????????????????????????????? Do something plzzzzzzzz
Present Sir🙋♂
Is anybody can explain me that how tuple are immutable but strings and lists are mutable with example😪
This is so easy if you watch the video of list
Python practice project - ruclips.net/user/shorts1R6Tx_9HgnY?feature=share
👏Nice sir ❤
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how can I find access to your left side note?
Love you sir ❤️❤️❤️
Very late , but consistent ❤️✌️ Day 24
Present sir on Day-24 ✋✋
Day24-PRESENT SIR!
Thank you ❤️
day 24 💥
Thank you so much sir
Nice video!
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Majja aata harry bhai
Sir Package pr video banyan ye package kia kio zarori Hy please 🙏🥺🥺
Thanku bhaiya❤
Sir please make video on mobx state management library
Thanks 🙏
i am on day 24 till now i have learned well all the concept , but i want to know completing 100 days worth it? will it help me to secure my first job? or enable to work on big projects? either machine learning or data science? reply to this please