5:27:01 - Creating a function to print a pattern based on input n 5:31:04 - Removing specific elements from a list in Python 5:33:08 - Explaining how to print multiplication tables in Python. 5:36:58 - Converting user input into mathematical form 5:38:52 - Understanding the game logic with different possibilities 5:42:52 - Understanding reverse dictionary usage in Python 5:44:54 - Generating random numbers and using the random.choice method in Python. 5:48:26 - Introduction to creating a simple program in Python 5:49:41 - Explaining advanced analysis of numbers and patterns 5:52:01 - Optimizing code for fewer lines but lower readability 5:53:14 - Prediction of win or lose based on the value of computer minus u. 5:55:43 - Data persistence in RAM during program execution 5:56:59 - Understanding program execution and data storage 5:59:33 - Python program can interact with files for reading and writing content. 6:01:41 - Importance of closing files after reading in Python 6:08:07 - Understanding file handling in Python 6:10:58 - Understanding file modes and with statement in Python. 6:15:27 - Creating a game function to update high score in Python 6:18:10 - Update high score in Python game 6:22:06 - Writing and updating highscore in Python program 6:23:58 - Creating tables using Python functions and file handling 6:27:46 - Working with file I/O and string manipulation in Python 6:29:46 - Be cautious of small mistakes while coding 6:34:24 - Explaining how to check presence of a specific word and its line number in a file 6:37:00 - Program to copy and compare text files in Python 6:42:39 - Object-oriented approach focuses on creating reusable code through classes and objects. 6:45:17 - A class is a blueprint for creating objects 6:49:37 - Creating employees with attributes in Python classes. 6:51:27 - Understanding class and object attributes 6:55:14 - Understand the importance of the self parameter in Python methods 6:57:04 - Understanding Employee.getInfo method and handling arguments 6:59:55 - Understanding class vs instance attributes and static methods in Python 7:02:08 - Understanding the 'init' method and its importance in Python classes. 7:05:44 - Understanding instance attributes in Python constructors 7:07:34 - Creating a class to store information of programmers working at Microsoft. 7:11:30 - Demonstrating square, cube, and square root functions in Python 7:13:20 - Understanding class and instance attributes in Python 7:17:11 - Creating a class and defining methods in Python 7:18:55 - Generating random train ticket fare using Python 7:22:23 - Chapter 11 discusses inheritance and object-oriented programming concepts. 7:23:59 - Creating and extending a programmer class with additional attributes 7:27:05 - Inheritance allows creating new classes from existing ones. 7:28:32 - Multiple inheritance allows a class to inherit from more than one parent class. 7:33:37 - Understanding inheritance in Python 7:36:40 - Understanding the concept of class method in Python 7:42:05 - Explanation of using property decorator for encapsulation in Python 7:44:45 - Understanding operator overloading in Python classes 7:48:48 - Creating a 3D vector class with constructor and inheritance 7:50:42 - Creating and using classes in Python 7:54:10 - Implementing salary calculation with increment property in Python class 7:56:00 - Implementing getter and setter methods for changing the increment value based on salary in Python. 7:59:36 - Creating a class for a complex number with a sum method. 8:01:28 - Representation of complex numbers using Python 8:05:16 - Implementing methods in a vector class 8:07:12 - Defining a function to get the length of a vector 8:11:00 - Guess a number game 8:13:00 - Guess the correct number and track attempts 8:17:25 - Type definition is important in Python 8:19:58 - Advanced type hints and match case in Python 8:26:12 - Avoiding zero division error in Python. 8:30:09 - Raising custom errors in Python 8:33:39 - Understanding 'finally' block in Python 8:35:14 - Importance of 'finally' in Python functions 8:37:55 - Understanding import statement in Python 8:39:09 - Understanding the __name__ in Python 8:41:31 - Understanding the important role of underscores in naming and module import in Python. 8:42:42 - Understanding local and global variables in Python functions. 8:45:08 - Using enumerate and list comprehension for efficient coding 8:47:16 - Demonstration of creating a squared list using list comprehension 8:52:48 - Generating and printing multiplication tables in Python. 8:55:20 - Writing and appending tables to a file in Python 9:00:17 - Creating and using virtual environments in Python 9:03:29 - Activating and using virtual environment in Python 9:09:20 - Explanation of join method in Python strings 9:11:37 - Using lambda functions and map function in Python 9:15:39 - Explanation of the reduce function in Python 9:17:19 - Creating and activating virtual environments in Python 9:21:03 - Convert multiplication table of 7 to a string 9:22:55 - Demonstrating usage of filter() function in Python 9:26:53 - Setting up virtual environments and installing packages with requirements.txt in Python 9:28:47 - Exploring Flask module and setting up a basic server 9:34:17 - Setting up text to speech functionality using pittsx3 package 9:38:33 - Implementing wake word recognition in Python using while loop 9:45:57 - Implementing basic voice commands using Python 9:49:05 - Creating a virtual assistant with Python 9:55:03 - Demonstrating interaction with virtual assistant Jarvis to play music 9:58:07 - Accessing news using News API and fetching headlines 10:04:41 - Using OpenAI's API in Python 10:08:46 - Implement OpenAI and API integration for advanced project capabilities 10:15:46 - Understanding the use of GTTS for controlling speech speed and voice 10:17:46 - Creating a WhatsApp bot using Python 10:20:33 - Understanding how to retrieve positions of icons on screen 10:21:49 - Creating a PyAutoGUI script to automate mouse actions and use PiperClip to handle clipboard content. 10:24:45 - Adjusting coordinates to fix program errors 10:26:27 - Introduction to OpenAI API 10:29:03 - Running Python code to interact with OpenAI package 10:30:38 - 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Bro it is suitable for the b tech exam syllabus?? Because I have less time for examination and i want to complete the syllabus for examination So if l complete this video then is it sufficient or not??
: Newline (starts a new line) \t : Horizontal tab (adds a tab space)
: Carriage return \b : Backspace \f : Form feed \v : Vertical tab \a : ASCII bell (alert sound) \xhh : Character with hex value hh \ooo : Character with octal value ooo sir its a really amazing
Yes, do you know? If you have to write a square. You have seen in books that there it's written as a^2 ( a tullu 2) But it's not Valid in python. You have to not write a tullu 2 ( a^2 ) You have to write a**2 🙂
00:02 - Python course covers AI, job opportunities, projects, and more. 02:24 - Python is a beginner-friendly programming language. 05:59 - Python programming language converts Python script into machine language 07:53 - Installing Visual Studio Code for Python coding. 11:14 - Using VS Code for Python programming and running the script 12:52 - Understanding output and exploring modules and pip in Python. 16:06 - Introduction to using modules in Python 18:03 - RAPL stands for Read Evaluate Print Loop, which is used to execute Python commands in the terminal. 21:52 - Understanding single and multiline comments in Python 23:54 - Exploring commenting in Python 27:38 - Printing Multi-line Strings Using Triple Quotes 29:25 - Installing and using external modules in Python 36:53 - Variables and Identifiers in Python 40:06 - Python data types and variable naming rules. 45:39 - Python operators include arithmetic, assignment, comparison, and logical operators. 47:20 - Understanding Assignment Operators in Python 50:34 - Comparison operators return boolean values 51:54 - Difference between == and = in Python 54:18 - Explaining logical operators and truth tables in Python 55:24 - Introduction to Multicursor functionality 57:37 - Using the type function, you can check the type of a variable in Python. 58:43 - Python allows dynamic typing and changing variable types. 1:01:40 - Data type conversion functions 1:03:27 - Understand how Python handles string concatenation with the plus operator 1:06:55 - Creating simple Python programs for adding numbers and finding remainders. 1:08:39 - Understanding division remainder and type conversion in Python 1:12:07 - Leveraging existing code for efficiency 1:13:49 - Python uses ** for exponentiation rather than ^ or tullu symbol 1:16:49 - String slicing is used to extract a part of a string in Python. 1:18:31 - Slicing a string in Python. 1:20:58 - Understanding index slicing in Python strings 1:22:14 - Negative slicing in Python and its practical use cases 1:24:38 - Understanding colon notation in Python. 1:25:51 - Converting negative indices to positive 1:28:25 - Explaining string manipulation in Python 1:30:06 - Learning about string functions 1:34:44 - Escape sequence characters manipulate special characters in Python strings. 1:37:26 - Understanding escape sequence characters in Python 1:42:37 - Learning to use f strings and chaining in Python 1:45:20 - Using the find method to detect double spaces in a string 1:49:04 - Formatting a letter using escape sequence characters 1:50:52 - Understanding lists in Python 1:55:24 - Python basics and complete course overview 1:57:50 - Introduction to Python basics 2:02:17 - Understanding list method l1.reverse and l1.pop 2:04:06 - Running a Python program using the terminal 2:07:31 - Creating and handling tuples in Python 2:09:04 - Tuple in Python is immutable, cannot be changed 2:11:26 - Explaining tuple methods and operations in Python 2:12:31 - Understanding indexing in programming languages 2:14:41 - Tuple length, slicing, and unpacking in Python 2:15:55 - Creating a list of fruits in Python 2:18:56 - Sorting and converting input to int data type for correct sorting 2:20:27 - Convert input marks to integers in Python 2:22:43 - Sum a list of numbers using the sum function 2:23:45 - Coding example using tuples and counting zeros 2:25:52 - Chapter 5 is about sets and dictionaries 2:27:03 - Python dictionary allows key-value pair association 2:30:26 - Python dictionaries have properties like unordered, mutable, and indexed. 2:32:22 - Understanding keys and values in dictionaries 2:36:04 - Difference between marks.get and marks.get harry 2:37:52 - Understanding sets and dictionaries in Python 2:41:38 - Sets in Python do not allow repeated elements 2:43:26 - Exploring important set methods in Python 2:47:23 - Understand union and intersection operations in Python sets 2:49:31 - Understanding union and intersection in Python 2:53:09 - Understanding subsets and issubset() function in Python sets 2:55:05 - Solving problem with dictionary and input in Python 2:58:45 - Sets can contain both integer and string values 3:00:36 - Python's comparison operator behavior with different data types 3:03:35 - Updating dictionary entries 3:05:18 - Updating dictionary values and handling similar keys in Python 3:08:58 - Lists are mutable and not hashable, cannot be added to a set 3:10:54 - Understanding conditional statements in Python programming 3:14:36 - Explanation of if and else control flow 3:17:25 - Understanding the if-elif-else ladder in Python 3:23:30 - Explaining if-else and elif statements in Python 3:25:46 - Explained Elif Clause usage and example 3:30:31 - Understanding the usage of if, elif, and else statements in Python 3:32:18 - Finding the greatest number among given four numbers using if-else statement. 3:35:54 - Calculate total percentage of marks out of 100 3:37:38 - Understanding total percentage calculation with specific marks criteria 3:41:24 - Passing criteria for marks and total percentage 3:43:10 - Detecting and handling spam comments on RUclips. 3:47:05 - Introduction to spam filter implementation and if-else statement 3:49:38 - Understanding 'in' keyword 3:56:27 - Understanding iteration and repetition in Python 4:00:15 - Introduction to while loop in Python 4:04:47 - Explanation of while loop in Python 4:07:02 - Printing list elements using while loop 4:10:56 - Using the for loop to iterate through sequences and lists 4:12:33 - Iterating through tuples, lists, and strings using for loops in Python 4:16:05 - Explanation of break statement in Python loops. 4:18:05 - Break means exit the loop, while continue means skip the current iteration 4:20:46 - Skipping iterations using break and pass in Python loops 4:22:00 - Understanding the usage of 'pass' keyword in Python 4:24:38 - Input Integer using int and iterate through a list to greet names starting with 's' 4:26:05 - Converting for loop to while loop for printing tables 4:28:54 - Identifying prime numbers using a Python program. 4:30:16 - Python program using a while loop to sum numbers from 1 to n. 4:33:57 - Understanding factorial calculation in Python 4:35:41 - Create a star pattern program 4:39:23 - Printing odd number of stars in a pattern 4:41:14 - Explanation of generating pattern for n minus i in Python 4:44:50 - Pattern printing with stars 4:46:58 - Explanation of creating a ring pattern in Python 4:50:49 - Functions are an important concept in Python 4:52:47 - Implementing logic using functions for code reusability 4:56:27 - Function call is important for running a function. 4:58:17 - Understanding function call and definition 5:02:42 - Understanding functions with arguments in Python 5:04:43 - Understanding return values in Python functions 5:08:17 - Default parameter value and recursion explained 5:10:07 - Factorial is a mathematical concept with recursive definitions. 5:13:57 - Factorial calculation using recursion 5:15:42 - Recursion needs careful handling to avoid infinite calls. 5:19:38 - Convert Fahrenheit to Celsius using a custom function 5:21:33 - Using the round function in Python to format values 5:25:16 - Understanding Base Conditions in Recursion
2 string functions as asked at 1:35:00 1. str.isalpha() - checks if all chars in string are alphabets 2. str.isdigit() - checks if all chars in string are digits Iske bohot practicals kre hain school mein with c++ :)) Thanks !!
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Absolutely, here are some commonly used escape sequence characters in Python: 1. Newline ( ): This sequence inserts a line break within the string, moving the cursor to the beginning of the next line. 2. Horizontal Tab (\t): This sequence inserts a horizontal tab character, typically moving the cursor a fixed number of spaces (often 4 or 8). 3. Double Quote (\"): This sequence allows you to include a double quote character within a string literal enclosed in double quotes. 4. Single Quote (\'): Similar to double quotes, this sequence allows you to include a single quote character within a string literal enclosed in single quotes. 5. Backslash (\\): This sequence escapes the backslash character itself, as the backslash is used to introduce escape sequences. 6. Bell (\a): This sequence produces an audible bell sound, which may not be supported on all environments. 7. Carriage Return ( ): This sequence moves the cursor back to the beginning of the current line, potentially erasing what was there before. 8. Backspace (\b): This sequence deletes the character preceding the cursor. 9. Octal (\ooo): This sequence represents a character using its octal value (three octal digits between 0 and 7). 10. Hexadecimal (\xhh): This sequence represents a character using its hexadecimal value (two hexadecimal digits between 0-9 and A-F). Remember that the backslash () initiates the escape sequence, followed by the character that defines the special behavior.
I am unable to run logical operators, can anyone plz guide me? i wrote all the commands true or false etc... by following the given way. but after running it says, print is not defined , do you mean by print?
5:48:50 import random n = str(input("enter rock paper or sccicors ")) rock = "rock" paper = "paper" scisorrs = "scisorrs" game =[rock,paper,scisorrs] a = random.choice(game) print(f"computer chooses {a} and you choose {n}") if n == rock and a == paper : print("you lose") elif n == rock and a == scisorrs: print("you win") elif n== paper and a == scisorrs: print("you lose") elif n == paper and a == rock: print("you win") elif n == scisorrs and a == paper: print("you win") elif n== scisorrs and a == rock: print("you lose") elif a == n : print("tie") else: print("invalid input")
1:35:00 String function format(): Formats a string using placeholders. f-strings: Formats strings with embedded expressions (Python 3.6+). encode(): Encodes a string into bytes using a specified encoding (e.g., UTF-8). decode(): Decodes bytes into a string using a specified encoding. replace(): Replaces occurrences of a substring with another substring. split(): Splits a string into a list using a specified delimiter. strip(): Removes leading and trailing whitespace or specified characters. lstrip(): Removes leading whitespace or specified characters. rstrip(): Removes trailing whitespace or specified characters. join(): Joins a list of strings into a single string using a specified separator. find(): Finds the first occurrence of a substring, returns index, or -1 if not found. index(): Finds the first occurrence of a substring, raises an error if not found. startswith(): Checks if the string starts with the specified prefix. endswith(): Checks if the string ends with the specified suffix. count(): Counts occurrences of a substring in the string. isdigit(): Checks if all characters in the string are digits. isalpha(): Checks if all characters in the string are alphabetic. isalnum(): Checks if all characters in the string are alphanumeric. lower(): Converts all characters to lowercase. upper(): Converts all characters to uppercase. partition(): Splits the string at the first occurrence of the separator, returns a tuple. rpartition(): Splits the string at the last occurrence of the separator, returns a tuple. translate(): Replaces characters using a translation table (e.g., removing punctuation). zfill(): Pads the string on the left with zeros to fill a specified width.
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1:35:45 str.replace() Replaces occurrences of a substring with another substring. For ex: "Namaste Duniya".replace("Duniya", "Ajgar") # Output: "Namaste Ajgar" str.lower() Converts all characters in the string to lowercase. For ex: "Namaste Duniya".lower() # Output: "namaste duniya"
leave a counter outside the loop and then update it over every itteration with the current itterator..... like the factorial finding algorithem...................
1:35:44 1st method : string.title() this method captitalize first letter of every word in the given string 2nd method : string.strip() : this remove trailing and leading whitespace in the given string
1:04:25 Python me default input as a string hota hai usko int me typecast krna padta hai. int(input("Enter a number")) flote(input("Enter a number")) ,etc
mene chapter 3, 2 times parha hai aur iska practice set bhi 2 dafa solve kiya hai ab mughy chapter 3 itna acha hogaya hai keh ab mai strings se related medium aur hard level ke bhi problems solve kr sakta hun ... mai bhut bara nahi hun mai class 8th ka student hun thank you so much Haris bhai !!!
56:56 "Not" true ko false or false ko true kr deta hai 1:28:51 slicing 1:41:04 new way of writing name (3.6 onwards) 1:43:14 replace chaining 1:45:30 finding ftn 1:48:03 strings imp*** pnt 1 1:53:14 string imp*** pnt 2 2:04:11 Terminal ka gyan 2:22:53 Sum of list elements 2:29:06 why use dictionary (andr ki baat) 2:35:43 Interview imp que 2:41:53 imp point 2:59:40 important interview question 3:27:13 imp if concept 3:44:47 'in' keyword 3:54:33 simple but important 4:40:48 pattern problem 1 4:45:33 star problem 2 5:23:42 recursive problem 5:28:41 pattern problem using recursion 5:30:45 imp question (WATCH AGAIN) 5:44:48 Generate Random number in python 5:35:24 Snake, Water, Gun Project 6:07:27 Readline example 6:10:34 Appending example 6:11:53 With Statement (most used) 6:17:24 filehandling q1 6:23:49 file handling q2 6:27:45 q3 6:30:04 q4 6:34:05 q5 6:35:57 very imp concept 6:39:52 wipe out content 6:56:39 self parameter 7:04:20 init operator (imp syntaxes) 7:35:59 Constructor imp point 7:37:16 Class method 7:39:30 property decoraters??? 7:44:43 operator overloading 7:51:54 q2 7:53:46 q3 7:59:29 q4 (overload operators) 8:01:45 str dendur 8:17:45 type definition ** 9:05:28 pip freeze * 10:11:17 gTTs 10:12:48 pygame
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6:41:51, it is not mandatory to explicitly delete a file after creating, but guys, do you know what, after implementing the *os* module, we can use the following function *os.rename( |Old Name|, |New Name| ),* this allows us to rename the existing file without reading and writing file and then deleting the old file, but yeah, you can do that approach, if you want to practice.
01:45:00 prompt = input("Enter a String to check the presence of Double Space : ") if " " in prompt: x = prompt.count(" ") if x > 1: print(f"There are {x} Double spaces in the string") else: print(f"There is {x} Double space in the string") else: print("There are no Doule space in the string")
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Your way of teaching and keeping me engaged in activity instead of watching it as movie is helping me a lot. I tried the maximum number find out `9:25:30` with reduce function and lambda function to make the program logic one line. I used this nums=[1, 34, 55, 30, 48, 945, 70, 100, 235, 12] numLarge=reduce(lambda x, y: x if x > y else y, nums) Your way of teaching is awesome. Anyone can learn it effortlessly. Thanks for the course Harry
Harry bhai, the formula you suggested works, but it's way easier to just directly multiply n by (n+1) and then divide by 2, like this: (n * (n+1)) / 2. It gives the same result in one simple step! 5:24:49 🎉❤
1:35:50 str.split(separator): Splits the string into a list of substrings based on the separator. text = "hello world" print(text.split(" ")) # Output: ['hello' , 'world'] str.count(substring): Returns the number of non-overlapping occurrences of a substring in the string. text = "hello hello" print(text.count("hello")) # Output: 2
At 5:18:33 using max function simplifies the code def find_Max(a,b,c): return max(a,b,c) a = int(input("Enter the first number: ")) b = int(input("Enter the second number: ")) c = int(input("Enter the third number: ")) print(f"The largest number is {find_Max(a,b,c)}") Thanks a lot Harry bhai for this Course
1:39:36 Hexadecimal Escape Sequence (\xhh): In Python, you can represent characters by their hexadecimal ASCII values using the \x escape sequence. For example, to represent the character with the hexadecimal value 0x41 (which corresponds to the letter 'A'), you can use: Python hexadecimal_escape = 'This is the character with hex value: \x41' print(hexadecimal_escape) # Outputs: This is the character with hex value: A ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Octal Escape Sequence (\ooo): Characters can also be represented using their octal ASCII values. For instance, to represent the character with the octal value 101 (which corresponds to the letter 'e'), you can use: Python octal_escape = 'This is the character with octal value: \101' print(octal_escape) # Outputs: This is the character with octal value: e Remember that escape sequences allow you to include special characters within strings, even if they are not directly printable. Feel free to experiment with these examples and explore more escape sequences! 😊
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At 2:14:00 the below code can be use to avoid writing multiple input. fruits = [] for i in range(7): fruit = input(f"Enter the name of fruit {i+1}: ") fruits.append(fruit) print("Fruits entered:", fruits)
04:48:00 : two ways, wither by while or for loop in following ways : # Write a program to print multiplication table of n using for loops in reversed order. num = int(input("Enter the number whose multuplication you'd like to print : ")) # option 1 : while loop i = 10 while(i>=1): print(f"{num} x {i} = {num*i}") i -=1 # option 2 : for loop for i in range(10,0,-1): print(f"{num} x {i} = {num*i}")
4:49:30 This is a better and more understandable way: code: num = int(input("Enter Number: ")) for i in range(10, 0, -1): print(f"{num} x {i} = {num * i}")
1:36:19 str.join(iterable): Joins the elements of the iterable using the string as a separator. str.ljust(width[, fillchar]): Left-justifies the string in a field of given width.
02:06:10 # Initial list with values that will lead to the desired output l1 = ['H', 'A', 'B', 'R', 'R', 'C', 'Y', 'D'] # Step 1: Remove 'B' using remove() l1.remove('B') print(l1) # Output: ['H', 'A', 'R', 'R', 'C', 'Y', 'D'] # Step 2: Remove the element at index 4 ('C') using del del l1[4] print(l1) # Output: ['H', 'A', 'R', 'R', 'Y', 'D'] # Step 3: Remove the last element ('D') using pop() l1.pop() print(l1) # Output: ['H', 'A', 'R', 'R', 'Y']
2:57:57 , sir I wrote the program differently and also used sorted() function in last to sort numbers , but the result is same but sorted number wise , program :- numbers = { int(input("Write 1st No: ")), int(input("Write 2nd No: ")), int(input("Write 3rd No: ")), int(input("Write 4th No: ")), int(input("Write 5th No: ")), int(input("Write 6th No: ")), int(input("Write 7th No: ")), int(input("Write 8th No: ")), } print("Unique Numbers Are:",sorted(numbers))
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@@BhawnaChahar-w9u yup the vdo is very good for beginners but it's not sufficient.. harry bhai didn't go deep into many things because its suppose to be for beginners.. after completing this learn more about modules.. matrix addition and multiplication etc.. make functions without using built-in or importing library.. good luck
project 2 sol with texts to understand the code # intro print('Welcome to GUESS THE NUMBER Game! (Numbers between 0 to 100)') # generating random number import random ran=random.randint(0,101)
# for infinite inputs using 'while true' infinite loop i=1 #Using i to know the attempts while True: inp=int(input('Your Number? ->>>> ')) print(f'Attempts: {i}') if inp
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1:35:38 two string functions: s.title() - used for capitalizing each word in the string, s.strip() - used for removing the whitespaces at the first and the last index
8:15:35 I did it do while: import random computer_input = random.randint(1, 5) guesses = 0 while (True): guesses += 1 user_gussed_number = float(input("Please input your number:")) if user_gussed_number == computer_input: print(f"You have guessed correct number {computer_input} in {guesses} attempt") break elif user_gussed_number > computer_input: print("Lower the number") elif user_gussed_number < computer_input: print("Pleas higher the number")
1:39:57 sometimes we need to use more special sequence character (ssc) to write more efficiently there is a module `import re` print(re.findall(r'\d', '123abc')) # Output: ['1', '2', '3']
I think this program can be done in a better way 4:47:46 n = int(input("Enter the number of lines: ")) for i in range(1, n+1): for j in range(1, n+1): if (i > 1 and i < n) and (j > 1 and j < n): print(" ", end="") else: print("*", end="") print("")
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"Harry bhai, aapne to Python ekdam easy tareeke se samjha diya. Ekdam fadu video bana ke hame samjha diya. Aap aise hi dusri languages par bhi video banana. Python sikhne mein 2-3 months lagte hain, lekin maine usko 3 days mein complete kar liya. So, thank you Harry bhai!"
Hi, Carry bhai . This is for You.... '' Jindgi me jindgi ke liye , coding bhut jruri hai... mgr us sb jrurto ke liye; ak acha leader bhut jururi hai. "
I did this program in an easier way by using 3 loops 4:42:27 n = int(input("Enter the number of lines: ")) for i in range(1, n+1): for j in range(n-i): print(" ", end="") for k in range(2*i-1): print("*", end="") print("")
@@BlackNWhitegaming450 bhai phela loop chalega 1 se n+1 tak{ range mei n-1 leta hai loop isliye n+1} second loop run karega 0 se n-i tak, is loop mei hum print karenge space 0 se{lets take n =5} 4 tak. 4 space print hoga uske baad next loop jo run karega 0 se 2*i-1 tak, isme ke star print hoga fir next loop mei 3 space print hoga aur 2 star and so on
Thank you, Harry Bhai. I am a student from Bangladesh, and I have just completed Chapter 3 of your course. I believe I will be able to complete the entire course and successfully learn Python. 😊
1:04:25 the values/output from keyboard comes as string thats why when we enter 1 as first number is a string ("1") and 2 as second number is ("2") so when we sum two str types they just merge sol- we can do -: IntPls = input(int("Enter a number")) and now for that input if we enter any number which comes as form of string from keyboard will be converted to integer data type :)
Thank you so much @CodeWuthHarry Bhaiya . Mera course aaj finish hua aur me bata nahi sakta ki is course ne meri kitni help ki hai . Thank you so much for being the best mentor in RUclips History.🌎
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@@Gen_Z_2006 Yeh waali karr lo bhai kyu ki mene ultimate C programming kiya tha 10 hours ka better explaination hai aur study stufff bhi abhi c programming mujhe acchi tarah aati hai
str.partition(separator):-Splits the string into a tuple of three parts: the part before the separator, the separator itself. str.replace(old, new, count):-Replaces occurrences of the substring old with new.
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Harry bhaiya , you’re the reason I’m sticking with programming and not giving up. Your teaching makes even the toughest concepts easy to understand. You’re like the big brother we all dream of having. Thank you for inspiring us and making this journey so much more manageable! 1.50.50
Bhai ,kasam se , mai clg bilkul nhi jata boring hai....par aapke video dekhke , bca mai sem 1 se 4 tak practical mai full aate hai.. Professor bhi heran ho jate hai ki yeh Banda bina clg aaye, itna practical mai kitna achha score kr shakta hai. Thanks to u man...hats of u bro 🫡
2:20:54 I tried this and it worked a = input("enter your marks") b= input("enter your marks") c = input("enter your marks") d = input("enter your marks") e= input("enter your marks") f= input("enter your marks") mylist = [ a,b,c,d,e,f ] mylist.sort() print (mylist)
@Still_NotDead Abee .. tere channel dekha khud pogo dekhta hai toh dusre ko kyon suggest kar rha jaa ab jaake Tun Tun Mausi ke ladoo wale edits bana.. Or sun kabhi kisi ko bematlab ka hate mat de...
Thank You Harry Bhaiya bahoot help mila iss course se , bahoot kuch sikhne ko mila aapse aur ummid hai aage bhi milta rahega ...Love You bhaiya .. you are do it well
56:56 jo true ko false or false ko true banade use not operator kehete hai 57:01 jo har kar bhi jitne vale ko bazigar kehete hai aur jo jo true ko false or false ko true banade use not operator kehete hai
Comment down the timestamp of your favorite part 🙂
0:50 Harry Bhai is back in action 🎉🎉
django ka update course lee auu bhaii
Harry Bhai JavaScript ki bhe is terhan ki long one short chahiye please
30:25 part
Favorite part is ....
Jb apne keyboard me _ dikhaya tha 😂😂
Bhai itna achcha course aap free mein diye hai... You proved that, "education is a service; not a business"😊
Thank you bhai
bilkul shi baat bhai
Yes, but in terms of posting it on RUclips it can be a service as well as a business. However let's be optimistic.
but what about private schools , where they are looting , lakhs of money from individual students
@@---tc7ug CORRUPTION EVERYWHERE....
School mat jao online padho 😂@@---tc7ug
Harryyy 🥺. You're the only reason I'm not giving up on programming. Thank you so much. You're the big brother we all desire.
#harrybhai plz GUI Development in Python ka latest course la do na sir plz jis jis ko bhi chahiye plz comment and like karo bhai
😂😂😂 losers 😅
@@Himanshu_Sharma__A What do you mean by loser🤔🤔
Absolutely true ❤ it's like a blessing ❤
@@Himanshu_Sharma__A jis tatte ne Dihadi krni seekhli ho or apne username m likhde dihadi majduri himanshi Asli looser vahi hua na
5:27:01 - Creating a function to print a pattern based on input n
5:31:04 - Removing specific elements from a list in Python
5:33:08 - Explaining how to print multiplication tables in Python.
5:36:58 - Converting user input into mathematical form
5:38:52 - Understanding the game logic with different possibilities
5:42:52 - Understanding reverse dictionary usage in Python
5:44:54 - Generating random numbers and using the random.choice method in Python.
5:48:26 - Introduction to creating a simple program in Python
5:49:41 - Explaining advanced analysis of numbers and patterns
5:52:01 - Optimizing code for fewer lines but lower readability
5:53:14 - Prediction of win or lose based on the value of computer minus u.
5:55:43 - Data persistence in RAM during program execution
5:56:59 - Understanding program execution and data storage
5:59:33 - Python program can interact with files for reading and writing content.
6:01:41 - Importance of closing files after reading in Python
6:08:07 - Understanding file handling in Python
6:10:58 - Understanding file modes and with statement in Python.
6:15:27 - Creating a game function to update high score in Python
6:18:10 - Update high score in Python game
6:22:06 - Writing and updating highscore in Python program
6:23:58 - Creating tables using Python functions and file handling
6:27:46 - Working with file I/O and string manipulation in Python
6:29:46 - Be cautious of small mistakes while coding
6:34:24 - Explaining how to check presence of a specific word and its line number in a file
6:37:00 - Program to copy and compare text files in Python
6:42:39 - Object-oriented approach focuses on creating reusable code through classes and objects.
6:45:17 - A class is a blueprint for creating objects
6:49:37 - Creating employees with attributes in Python classes.
6:51:27 - Understanding class and object attributes
6:55:14 - Understand the importance of the self parameter in Python methods
6:57:04 - Understanding Employee.getInfo method and handling arguments
6:59:55 - Understanding class vs instance attributes and static methods in Python
7:02:08 - Understanding the 'init' method and its importance in Python classes.
7:05:44 - Understanding instance attributes in Python constructors
7:07:34 - Creating a class to store information of programmers working at Microsoft.
7:11:30 - Demonstrating square, cube, and square root functions in Python
7:13:20 - Understanding class and instance attributes in Python
7:17:11 - Creating a class and defining methods in Python
7:18:55 - Generating random train ticket fare using Python
7:22:23 - Chapter 11 discusses inheritance and object-oriented programming concepts.
7:23:59 - Creating and extending a programmer class with additional attributes
7:27:05 - Inheritance allows creating new classes from existing ones.
7:28:32 - Multiple inheritance allows a class to inherit from more than one parent class.
7:33:37 - Understanding inheritance in Python
7:36:40 - Understanding the concept of class method in Python
7:42:05 - Explanation of using property decorator for encapsulation in Python
7:44:45 - Understanding operator overloading in Python classes
7:48:48 - Creating a 3D vector class with constructor and inheritance
7:50:42 - Creating and using classes in Python
7:54:10 - Implementing salary calculation with increment property in Python class
7:56:00 - Implementing getter and setter methods for changing the increment value based on salary in Python.
7:59:36 - Creating a class for a complex number with a sum method.
8:01:28 - Representation of complex numbers using Python
8:05:16 - Implementing methods in a vector class
8:07:12 - Defining a function to get the length of a vector
8:11:00 - Guess a number game
8:13:00 - Guess the correct number and track attempts
8:17:25 - Type definition is important in Python
8:19:58 - Advanced type hints and match case in Python
8:26:12 - Avoiding zero division error in Python.
8:30:09 - Raising custom errors in Python
8:33:39 - Understanding 'finally' block in Python
8:35:14 - Importance of 'finally' in Python functions
8:37:55 - Understanding import statement in Python
8:39:09 - Understanding the __name__ in Python
8:41:31 - Understanding the important role of underscores in naming and module import in Python.
8:42:42 - Understanding local and global variables in Python functions.
8:45:08 - Using enumerate and list comprehension for efficient coding
8:47:16 - Demonstration of creating a squared list using list comprehension
8:52:48 - Generating and printing multiplication tables in Python.
8:55:20 - Writing and appending tables to a file in Python
9:00:17 - Creating and using virtual environments in Python
9:03:29 - Activating and using virtual environment in Python
9:09:20 - Explanation of join method in Python strings
9:11:37 - Using lambda functions and map function in Python
9:15:39 - Explanation of the reduce function in Python
9:17:19 - Creating and activating virtual environments in Python
9:21:03 - Convert multiplication table of 7 to a string
9:22:55 - Demonstrating usage of filter() function in Python
9:26:53 - Setting up virtual environments and installing packages with requirements.txt in Python
9:28:47 - Exploring Flask module and setting up a basic server
9:34:17 - Setting up text to speech functionality using pittsx3 package
9:38:33 - Implementing wake word recognition in Python using while loop
9:45:57 - Implementing basic voice commands using Python
9:49:05 - Creating a virtual assistant with Python
9:55:03 - Demonstrating interaction with virtual assistant Jarvis to play music
9:58:07 - Accessing news using News API and fetching headlines
10:04:41 - Using OpenAI's API in Python
10:08:46 - Implement OpenAI and API integration for advanced project capabilities
10:15:46 - Understanding the use of GTTS for controlling speech speed and voice
10:17:46 - Creating a WhatsApp bot using Python
10:20:33 - Understanding how to retrieve positions of icons on screen
10:21:49 - Creating a PyAutoGUI script to automate mouse actions and use PiperClip to handle clipboard content.
10:24:45 - Adjusting coordinates to fix program errors
10:26:27 - Introduction to OpenAI API
10:29:03 - Running Python code to interact with OpenAI package
10:30:38 - Analyzing chat history using Python bot named Harry
10:35:41 - Creating an automated chatbot with specific response generation logic.
10:38:05 - Automate the running of code using while loop and check for specific messages.
10:44:06 - Chatbot making mistakes while responding to messages
10:47:40 - Bot assistance with tracking coordinates.
10:51:21 - Tips for job search and resources for data science and machine learning
10:52:50 - Completing the Python course was an emotional achievement.
Get everything about this video.
You learn
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How gain patent from these video
Almost 10hrs
Bro it is suitable for the b tech exam syllabus??
Because I have less time for examination and i want to complete the syllabus for examination
So if l complete this video then is it sufficient or not??
Bhai kitna likha hai 😅😅
\' : Single quote
\" : Double quote
\\ : Backslash
: Newline (starts a new line)
\t : Horizontal tab (adds a tab space)
: Carriage return
\b : Backspace
\f : Form feed
\v : Vertical tab
\a : ASCII bell (alert sound)
\xhh : Character with hex value hh
\ooo : Character with octal value ooo
sir its a really amazing
It's called escape sequence
bhai course khatam kar liya?? kitna time laga aur age ka kya karog???
@Newone-io6og projects
No words can express my gratitude. I was searching for a Python course and finally found the best video ever. Thnks a lottt
can relate too
you can learn python by mosh hamadani
Yes, do you know?
If you have to write a square.
You have seen in books that there it's written as a^2 ( a tullu 2)
But it's not Valid in python.
You have to not write a tullu 2 ( a^2 )
You have to write a**2 🙂
@@DeveloperAbhishek6 If you don't mind may I know your email id ?
Have u completed this video?
00:02 - Python course covers AI, job opportunities, projects, and more.
02:24 - Python is a beginner-friendly programming language.
05:59 - Python programming language converts Python script into machine language
07:53 - Installing Visual Studio Code for Python coding.
11:14 - Using VS Code for Python programming and running the script
12:52 - Understanding output and exploring modules and pip in Python.
16:06 - Introduction to using modules in Python
18:03 - RAPL stands for Read Evaluate Print Loop, which is used to execute Python commands in the terminal.
21:52 - Understanding single and multiline comments in Python
23:54 - Exploring commenting in Python
27:38 - Printing Multi-line Strings Using Triple Quotes
29:25 - Installing and using external modules in Python
36:53 - Variables and Identifiers in Python
40:06 - Python data types and variable naming rules.
45:39 - Python operators include arithmetic, assignment, comparison, and logical operators.
47:20 - Understanding Assignment Operators in Python
50:34 - Comparison operators return boolean values
51:54 - Difference between == and = in Python
54:18 - Explaining logical operators and truth tables in Python
55:24 - Introduction to Multicursor functionality
57:37 - Using the type function, you can check the type of a variable in Python.
58:43 - Python allows dynamic typing and changing variable types.
1:01:40 - Data type conversion functions
1:03:27 - Understand how Python handles string concatenation with the plus operator
1:06:55 - Creating simple Python programs for adding numbers and finding remainders.
1:08:39 - Understanding division remainder and type conversion in Python
1:12:07 - Leveraging existing code for efficiency
1:13:49 - Python uses ** for exponentiation rather than ^ or tullu symbol
1:16:49 - String slicing is used to extract a part of a string in Python.
1:18:31 - Slicing a string in Python.
1:20:58 - Understanding index slicing in Python strings
1:22:14 - Negative slicing in Python and its practical use cases
1:24:38 - Understanding colon notation in Python.
1:25:51 - Converting negative indices to positive
1:28:25 - Explaining string manipulation in Python
1:30:06 - Learning about string functions
1:34:44 - Escape sequence characters manipulate special characters in Python strings.
1:37:26 - Understanding escape sequence characters in Python
1:42:37 - Learning to use f strings and chaining in Python
1:45:20 - Using the find method to detect double spaces in a string
1:49:04 - Formatting a letter using escape sequence characters
1:50:52 - Understanding lists in Python
1:55:24 - Python basics and complete course overview
1:57:50 - Introduction to Python basics
2:02:17 - Understanding list method l1.reverse and l1.pop
2:04:06 - Running a Python program using the terminal
2:07:31 - Creating and handling tuples in Python
2:09:04 - Tuple in Python is immutable, cannot be changed
2:11:26 - Explaining tuple methods and operations in Python
2:12:31 - Understanding indexing in programming languages
2:14:41 - Tuple length, slicing, and unpacking in Python
2:15:55 - Creating a list of fruits in Python
2:18:56 - Sorting and converting input to int data type for correct sorting
2:20:27 - Convert input marks to integers in Python
2:22:43 - Sum a list of numbers using the sum function
2:23:45 - Coding example using tuples and counting zeros
2:25:52 - Chapter 5 is about sets and dictionaries
2:27:03 - Python dictionary allows key-value pair association
2:30:26 - Python dictionaries have properties like unordered, mutable, and indexed.
2:32:22 - Understanding keys and values in dictionaries
2:36:04 - Difference between marks.get and marks.get harry
2:37:52 - Understanding sets and dictionaries in Python
2:41:38 - Sets in Python do not allow repeated elements
2:43:26 - Exploring important set methods in Python
2:47:23 - Understand union and intersection operations in Python sets
2:49:31 - Understanding union and intersection in Python
2:53:09 - Understanding subsets and issubset() function in Python sets
2:55:05 - Solving problem with dictionary and input in Python
2:58:45 - Sets can contain both integer and string values
3:00:36 - Python's comparison operator behavior with different data types
3:03:35 - Updating dictionary entries
3:05:18 - Updating dictionary values and handling similar keys in Python
3:08:58 - Lists are mutable and not hashable, cannot be added to a set
3:10:54 - Understanding conditional statements in Python programming
3:14:36 - Explanation of if and else control flow
3:17:25 - Understanding the if-elif-else ladder in Python
3:23:30 - Explaining if-else and elif statements in Python
3:25:46 - Explained Elif Clause usage and example
3:30:31 - Understanding the usage of if, elif, and else statements in Python
3:32:18 - Finding the greatest number among given four numbers using if-else statement.
3:35:54 - Calculate total percentage of marks out of 100
3:37:38 - Understanding total percentage calculation with specific marks criteria
3:41:24 - Passing criteria for marks and total percentage
3:43:10 - Detecting and handling spam comments on RUclips.
3:47:05 - Introduction to spam filter implementation and if-else statement
3:49:38 - Understanding 'in' keyword
3:56:27 - Understanding iteration and repetition in Python
4:00:15 - Introduction to while loop in Python
4:04:47 - Explanation of while loop in Python
4:07:02 - Printing list elements using while loop
4:10:56 - Using the for loop to iterate through sequences and lists
4:12:33 - Iterating through tuples, lists, and strings using for loops in Python
4:16:05 - Explanation of break statement in Python loops.
4:18:05 - Break means exit the loop, while continue means skip the current iteration
4:20:46 - Skipping iterations using break and pass in Python loops
4:22:00 - Understanding the usage of 'pass' keyword in Python
4:24:38 - Input Integer using int and iterate through a list to greet names starting with 's'
4:26:05 - Converting for loop to while loop for printing tables
4:28:54 - Identifying prime numbers using a Python program.
4:30:16 - Python program using a while loop to sum numbers from 1 to n.
4:33:57 - Understanding factorial calculation in Python
4:35:41 - Create a star pattern program
4:39:23 - Printing odd number of stars in a pattern
4:41:14 - Explanation of generating pattern for n minus i in Python
4:44:50 - Pattern printing with stars
4:46:58 - Explanation of creating a ring pattern in Python
4:50:49 - Functions are an important concept in Python
4:52:47 - Implementing logic using functions for code reusability
4:56:27 - Function call is important for running a function.
4:58:17 - Understanding function call and definition
5:02:42 - Understanding functions with arguments in Python
5:04:43 - Understanding return values in Python functions
5:08:17 - Default parameter value and recursion explained
5:10:07 - Factorial is a mathematical concept with recursive definitions.
5:13:57 - Factorial calculation using recursion
5:15:42 - Recursion needs careful handling to avoid infinite calls.
5:19:38 - Convert Fahrenheit to Celsius using a custom function
5:21:33 - Using the round function in Python to format values
5:25:16 - Understanding Base Conditions in Recursion
Kas me ye Seve kar sakta to ya dekh dekh ke Sikh Sakta
2 string functions as asked at 1:35:00
1. str.isalpha() - checks if all chars in string are alphabets
2. str.isdigit() - checks if all chars in string are digits
Iske bohot practicals kre hain school mein with c++ :))
Thanks !!
bhai abhi school mai hi python seekh rahe ho kyaa ?
BHAI AAPNE POORI VIDEO DEKH LI KYA AGR HAA TO PLEASE YE BATA DO KI HARRY BHAI NE SAARI PDF OR CODES KAB PROVIDE KIYE HAI ME ABHI 3 HOURS KI DEKH CHUKA HU
@@hardikpandey-v3v description mai hai check karo
1:39:45
: Newline
\t : Horizontal tab
\\ : Backslash
\' : Single quote
\" : Double quote
: Carriage return
\b : Backspace
\f : Form feed
\v : Vertical tab
\a : Bell/Alert
\0 : Null character
Absolutely, here are some commonly used escape sequence characters in Python:
1. Newline (
): This sequence inserts a line break within the string, moving the cursor to the beginning of the next line.
2. Horizontal Tab (\t): This sequence inserts a horizontal tab character, typically moving the cursor a fixed number of spaces (often 4 or 8).
3. Double Quote (\"): This sequence allows you to include a double quote character within a string literal enclosed in double quotes.
4. Single Quote (\'): Similar to double quotes, this sequence allows you to include a single quote character within a string literal enclosed in single quotes.
5. Backslash (\\): This sequence escapes the backslash character itself, as the backslash is used to introduce escape sequences.
6. Bell (\a): This sequence produces an audible bell sound, which may not be supported on all environments.
7. Carriage Return (
): This sequence moves the cursor back to the beginning of the current line, potentially erasing what was there before.
8. Backspace (\b): This sequence deletes the character preceding the cursor.
9. Octal (\ooo): This sequence represents a character using its octal value (three octal digits between 0 and 7).
10. Hexadecimal (\xhh): This sequence represents a character using its hexadecimal value (two hexadecimal digits between 0-9 and A-F).
Remember that the backslash () initiates the escape sequence, followed by the character that defines the special behavior.
hii
chatgpt se liya kya bro vo absolutely dekh ke lg rha hai
I am unable to run logical operators, can anyone plz guide me? i wrote all the commands true or false etc... by following the given way. but after running it says, print is not defined , do you mean by print?
@@fragranceforever5041 try and , or, not easy voting and driving examples in if elif
@@fragranceforever5041 are u using visual studio code ?
5:48:50 import random
n = str(input("enter rock paper or sccicors "))
rock = "rock"
paper = "paper"
scisorrs = "scisorrs"
game =[rock,paper,scisorrs]
a = random.choice(game)
print(f"computer chooses {a} and you choose {n}")
if n == rock and a == paper :
print("you lose")
elif n == rock and a == scisorrs:
print("you win")
elif n== paper and a == scisorrs:
print("you lose")
elif n == paper and a == rock:
print("you win")
elif n == scisorrs and a == paper:
print("you win")
elif n== scisorrs and a == rock:
print("you lose")
elif a == n :
print("tie")
else:
print("invalid input")
1:35:00 String function
format(): Formats a string using placeholders.
f-strings: Formats strings with embedded expressions (Python 3.6+).
encode(): Encodes a string into bytes using a specified encoding (e.g., UTF-8).
decode(): Decodes bytes into a string using a specified encoding.
replace(): Replaces occurrences of a substring with another substring.
split(): Splits a string into a list using a specified delimiter.
strip(): Removes leading and trailing whitespace or specified characters.
lstrip(): Removes leading whitespace or specified characters.
rstrip(): Removes trailing whitespace or specified characters.
join(): Joins a list of strings into a single string using a specified separator.
find(): Finds the first occurrence of a substring, returns index, or -1 if not found.
index(): Finds the first occurrence of a substring, raises an error if not found.
startswith(): Checks if the string starts with the specified prefix.
endswith(): Checks if the string ends with the specified suffix.
count(): Counts occurrences of a substring in the string.
isdigit(): Checks if all characters in the string are digits.
isalpha(): Checks if all characters in the string are alphabetic.
isalnum(): Checks if all characters in the string are alphanumeric.
lower(): Converts all characters to lowercase.
upper(): Converts all characters to uppercase.
partition(): Splits the string at the first occurrence of the separator, returns a tuple.
rpartition(): Splits the string at the last occurrence of the separator, returns a tuple.
translate(): Replaces characters using a translation table (e.g., removing punctuation).
zfill(): Pads the string on the left with zeros to fill a specified width.
Dude chill 😐
@@Confidential070 yes
Chill lo
Brother harry, i wanna thank you for compiling all the useful information related to python in just one video. I am from Pakistan and i gotta say, No youtuber teaches like you. The best thing You do is you keep engaging with your students during the video. You are not just a typical teacher who gets students bored, instead i have seen you making hard efforts to make things easy for us. Thank You So Much!
Still he left sub topics of some topics I prefer you to use chat GPT to gett all of them
Can you bhai tell me how keeps his viewers engaged?
@@conventionsaside4300bro are you completing this course with one go 😢 please help me I'm feeling stupid 😢😢
for 4:50:16 : Easier way n = int(input("Enter a number :"))
for i in reversed ( range(1,11)) :
print({f"{n} X {i} = {n*i}"})
thanks bro it made it more easier
u r genius bro
for i in range(10,0,-1):
print(f"{n} X {i} = {n*i}")
what aboyt this one ?
The program of timestamp - 3:24:22
a =int(input("Enter you age : "))
if(a>=18):
print("Yes")
elif(a
1:35:45 str.replace() Replaces occurrences of a substring with another substring. For ex: "Namaste Duniya".replace("Duniya", "Ajgar") # Output: "Namaste Ajgar"
str.lower() Converts all characters in the string to lowercase. For ex: "Namaste Duniya".lower() # Output: "namaste duniya"
Hello world ❌
Namaste duniya✅
😂😂 nya kia hai isme video se?
ye 2 hour 17min. per ye terminal mai kese likh rahe?
Please tell me
@@rudhvimishra8331 just click on the terminal and start typing :)
for 4:31:34 alternate solution would be:
n = int(input("Enter a Number : "))
i=1
while(i
Thank you this is so much better
Reference: For Loop Practice Q5
This does not require the while loop, for example this will just print
"The sum of first 10 natural numbers is 55" 10 times
we don't need to use while loop. you can print it directly.
leave a counter outside the loop and then update it over every itteration with the current itterator.....
like the factorial finding algorithem...................
ch-9 q-6 and 7
print('Find pro max!')
g=input('File name?
->>>> ')
with open(f'{g}.txt','r') as o:
r=o.readlines()
i=0
while i
i dont understand anything :rofl:
@InvisibleBoostGaming Ok, Writing comments to make you understand...Just a minute
Chap 9 is hardest need to work on it
01:44:37
n = input("Enter your name here: ")
d = input("Enter date here: ")
a = "
Dear NAME
you are are selected
DATE
"
p = (a.replace("NAME", n).replace("DATE",d))
print(p)
( 3-4 topics seekhne ke baad, kuch zyada hi bhavnao mei behta hua mai )
bro keep it up dont give up there is a long journey ahead😀
1:35:44 1st method : string.title() this method captitalize first letter of every word in the given string 2nd method : string.strip() : this remove trailing and leading whitespace in the given string
aap se poocha nhi tha hama bhi smjh aata ha
😒😒😒
@@Hasheditors bhai video dekho harry bhai ne comment karne bola tha
At 4:49 (for reversing multiplication table) you can also use step decrement
for i in range(10, 0, -1):
print(f"{n} x {i} = {n*i}")
1:04:25 Python me default input as a string hota hai usko int me typecast krna padta hai.
int(input("Enter a number"))
flote(input("Enter a number"))
,etc
Floate नही float होता है no problem galti sab se hoti hai 😊
Mujhse nahi 😂😂😂@@historicmind
ye 2 hour 17min. per ye terminal mai kese likh rahe?
Please tell me
@@rudhvimishra8331 'int' lga hai ussmae isliye jab aap code run karoge toh terminal mai likhne ke liye aajaayega apn aap
mene chapter 3, 2 times parha hai aur iska practice set bhi 2 dafa solve kiya hai ab mughy chapter 3 itna acha hogaya hai keh ab mai strings se related medium aur hard level ke bhi problems solve kr sakta hun ... mai bhut bara nahi hun mai class 8th ka student hun thank you so much Haris bhai !!!
Me too
56:56 "Not" true ko false or false ko true kr deta hai
1:28:51 slicing
1:41:04 new way of writing name (3.6 onwards)
1:43:14 replace chaining
1:45:30 finding ftn
1:48:03 strings imp*** pnt 1
1:53:14 string imp*** pnt 2
2:04:11 Terminal ka gyan
2:22:53 Sum of list elements
2:29:06 why use dictionary (andr ki baat)
2:35:43 Interview imp que
2:41:53 imp point
2:59:40 important interview question
3:27:13 imp if concept
3:44:47 'in' keyword
3:54:33 simple but important
4:40:48 pattern problem 1
4:45:33 star problem 2
5:23:42 recursive problem
5:28:41 pattern problem using recursion
5:30:45 imp question (WATCH AGAIN)
5:44:48 Generate Random number in python
5:35:24 Snake, Water, Gun Project
6:07:27 Readline example
6:10:34 Appending example
6:11:53 With Statement (most used)
6:17:24 filehandling q1
6:23:49 file handling q2
6:27:45 q3
6:30:04 q4
6:34:05 q5
6:35:57 very imp concept
6:39:52 wipe out content
6:56:39 self parameter
7:04:20 init operator (imp syntaxes)
7:35:59 Constructor imp point
7:37:16 Class method
7:39:30 property decoraters???
7:44:43 operator overloading
7:51:54 q2
7:53:46 q3
7:59:29 q4 (overload operators)
8:01:45 str dendur
8:17:45 type definition **
9:05:28 pip freeze *
10:11:17 gTTs
10:12:48 pygame
bro is this video worth it in for deep understanding of basics?
@@atharvsharma1866 yes it is. But in few topics in which you feel you are not understanding from here you should refer to 100 days of python series.
@@atharvsharma1866 you watched?
@@atharvsharma1866 yeah it is worth it to understand the basic concepts of Python
This is an extremely long, high quality Python tutorial video. If you’re a beginner at Python, this course is perfect for you. Harry breaks everything down so that it is easy to understand. Harry is a great teacher and is very knowledgeable about Python.
nnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn
Which one would you recommend?
His 100 day course or this vedio?
Is this course enough to cover all python topics? Bcz this also has advanced things
6:41:51, it is not mandatory to explicitly delete a file after creating, but guys, do you know what,
after implementing the *os* module, we can use the following function *os.rename( |Old Name|, |New Name| ),* this allows us to rename the existing file without reading and writing file and then deleting the old file, but yeah, you can do that approach, if you want to practice.
thanks for this kind info
lol i did same ,It took only two line
@@gourav919 Your welcome!
01:45:00
prompt = input("Enter a String to check the presence of Double Space : ")
if " " in prompt:
x = prompt.count(" ")
if x > 1:
print(f"There are {x} Double spaces in the string")
else:
print(f"There is {x} Double space in the string")
else:
print("There are no Doule space in the string")
4:42:13
for i in range(3):
if(i==0):
print(" * ")
if(i==1):
print(" *** ")
if(i==2):
print("*****")
Hi, my name is Ahad. I completed learning JavaScript from CodeWithHarry, and now I'm working at a software house in Islamabad, where I'm earning well. Thank you so much, Harry! Currently, I'm watching their Python course videos to further enhance my skills and increase my earning potential.
Woh sun le India me kuch dhamaka karne ka nahi soch rha hai na 😅😅
@@ashisharma_420 aap Abi Nandan ko qaboo may rakky... hamari taraf se nhi hoga
Pakistani tu india me dhamake ke liye python script to nhi sikh rha na?
@@ashisharma_420akashc_03
@@ashisharma_420❤
Your way of teaching and keeping me engaged in activity instead of watching it as movie is helping me a lot. I tried the maximum number find out `9:25:30` with reduce function and lambda function to make the program logic one line.
I used this
nums=[1, 34, 55, 30, 48, 945, 70, 100, 235, 12]
numLarge=reduce(lambda x, y: x if x > y else y, nums)
Your way of teaching is awesome. Anyone can learn it effortlessly.
Thanks for the course Harry
Harry bhai, the formula you suggested works, but it's way easier to just directly multiply n by (n+1) and then divide by 2, like this: (n * (n+1)) / 2. It gives the same result in one simple step! 5:24:49 🎉❤
1:35:50
str.split(separator): Splits the string into a list of substrings based on the separator.
text = "hello world"
print(text.split(" ")) # Output: ['hello' , 'world']
str.count(substring): Returns the number of non-overlapping occurrences of a substring in the string.
text = "hello hello"
print(text.count("hello")) # Output: 2
At 5:18:33 using max function simplifies the code
def find_Max(a,b,c):
return max(a,b,c)
a = int(input("Enter the first number: "))
b = int(input("Enter the second number: "))
c = int(input("Enter the third number: "))
print(f"The largest number is {find_Max(a,b,c)}")
Thanks a lot Harry bhai for this Course
same for minimum using min method
1:39:36 Hexadecimal Escape Sequence (\xhh):
In Python, you can represent characters by their hexadecimal ASCII values using the \x escape sequence.
For example, to represent the character with the hexadecimal value 0x41 (which corresponds to the letter 'A'), you can use:
Python
hexadecimal_escape = 'This is the character with hex value: \x41'
print(hexadecimal_escape) # Outputs: This is the character with hex value: A
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Octal Escape Sequence (\ooo):
Characters can also be represented using their octal ASCII values.
For instance, to represent the character with the octal value 101 (which corresponds to the letter 'e'), you can use:
Python
octal_escape = 'This is the character with octal value: \101'
print(octal_escape) # Outputs: This is the character with octal value: e
Remember that escape sequences allow you to include special characters within strings, even if they are not directly printable. Feel free to experiment with these examples and explore more escape sequences! 😊
a = "Uzair is a good boy
not a bad \"boy\""
print(a) 1:38:28 syntexerror dekha rha ha
Bhai aapko dekhke lagta hai ki insaaniyat abhi bhi baki hai iss duniya mai 👍
This course is very helpful 🍀
Love you Harry Bhai 🔥🔥🔥
1:41:10
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#harrybhai plz GUI Development in Python ka latest course la do na sir plz jis jis ko bhi chahiye plz comment and like karo bhai
Bhai isme Paisa lagta hai app me? And yah app window 7 me kam karta hai? Bhaiyo please reply kro mai bhi garib pariwar se hoo 😢
@@mohanguptaofficial444 ram and processor ?
@@unknown-yk6df ram=3gb.and processor ka pta nhi
@@mohanguptaofficial444 notepad+ use kr lo broo... VS code thoda lag krege aap ke isme
hARRY BHAIYA I am genuinly saying this python course is so much helpful....this is my day 3 of learing python...i am very grateful ki mujhe aap jaise ek teacher mila online k duniya mein..
harry bhai mein graphic and web designer hun aapki ye video dekh kar pyathon jurney start kar raha hun abhi tak true and false pr aaya hun aur apke padane ka tarika ek dum sabse alag hein thank you harry bhai
Python ka spelling toh sikho
@@RamShankarPrasad-hz9sb ban gaya kool 🤡
@@RamShankarPrasad-hz9sb ok ji
At 2:14:00 the below code can be use to avoid writing multiple input.
fruits = []
for i in range(7):
fruit = input(f"Enter the name of fruit {i+1}: ")
fruits.append(fruit)
print("Fruits entered:", fruits)
04:48:00 : two ways, wither by while or for loop in following ways :
# Write a program to print multiplication table of n using for loops in reversed order.
num = int(input("Enter the number whose multuplication you'd like to print : "))
# option 1 : while loop
i = 10
while(i>=1):
print(f"{num} x {i} = {num*i}")
i -=1
# option 2 : for loop
for i in range(10,0,-1):
print(f"{num} x {i} = {num*i}")
def table(num):
for i in range(1,11):
print(num*i)
num=int(input("enter a number"))
table(num)
@@drajwar table = int(input("Enter Your Number for Table: "))
for i in reversed(range(1, 11)):
print(f"{table} x {i} = {table * i}")
more Clean haha
4:49:30
This is a better and more understandable way:
code:
num = int(input("Enter Number: "))
for i in range(10, 0, -1):
print(f"{num} x {i} = {num * i}")
1:36:19
str.join(iterable): Joins the elements of the iterable using the string as a separator.
str.ljust(width[, fillchar]): Left-justifies the string in a field of given width.
02:06:10
# Initial list with values that will lead to the desired output
l1 = ['H', 'A', 'B', 'R', 'R', 'C', 'Y', 'D']
# Step 1: Remove 'B' using remove()
l1.remove('B')
print(l1) # Output: ['H', 'A', 'R', 'R', 'C', 'Y', 'D']
# Step 2: Remove the element at index 4 ('C') using del
del l1[4]
print(l1) # Output: ['H', 'A', 'R', 'R', 'Y', 'D']
# Step 3: Remove the last element ('D') using pop()
l1.pop()
print(l1) # Output: ['H', 'A', 'R', 'R', 'Y']
Yehi to chahiye tha ❤ love you Harry Bhai
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#harrybhai plz GUI Development in Python ka latest course la do na sir plz jis jis ko bhi chahiye plz comment and like karo bhai
Is this course is sufficient for data science python
@@SuryakantShukla-vo5jq i guess basic to intermediate k liye sahi ahi, fod DS or DA aur advacne me numpy pandas sue karna hoga i guess
2:57:57 , sir I wrote the program differently and also used sorted() function in last to sort numbers , but the result is same but sorted number wise , program :- numbers = {
int(input("Write 1st No: ")),
int(input("Write 2nd No: ")),
int(input("Write 3rd No: ")),
int(input("Write 4th No: ")),
int(input("Write 5th No: ")),
int(input("Write 6th No: ")),
int(input("Write 7th No: ")),
int(input("Write 8th No: ")),
}
print("Unique Numbers Are:",sorted(numbers))
use just sort(numbers)
I'm here 6 months after the upload and the changes you made are immense, I remember regularly watching your videos in 2021-22. And trust me this video is a huge step up from those due to the minute changes you made. Surely feedbacks are heard, hats off !!
As a beginner, I'm not only learning python but also learnt how to make my own notes in such organised manner.. thank you very much Harry bhai.. we are blessed to have you in you tube
why you dont learn python ⁇
Stop making notes and practice more on vs code!
Have u completed this video?
@@BhawnaChahar-w9u yup the vdo is very good for beginners but it's not sufficient.. harry bhai didn't go deep into many things because its suppose to be for beginners.. after completing this learn more about modules.. matrix addition and multiplication etc.. make functions without using built-in or importing library.. good luck
@@BhawnaChahar-w9u although I have many more things to learn
project 2 sol with texts to understand the code
# intro
print('Welcome to GUESS THE NUMBER Game!
(Numbers between 0 to 100)')
# generating random number
import random
ran=random.randint(0,101)
# for infinite inputs using 'while true' infinite loop
i=1 #Using i to know the attempts
while True:
inp=int(input('Your Number?
->>>> '))
print(f'Attempts: {i}')
if inp
"Koi baat ni,, Koi baat nhi. You will do it better" You are very encouraging Harry. Really enjoying these lessons.
Hi Harry.. I just started your course today and have finished up to Chapter 2. The material is very easy to understand, and the teaching style is impressive. Although I have never done any programming before, I come from an IT background as a Systems and ERP Administrator.
Bhai aapko dekh ke lagta hai ki insaaniyat abhi bhi baki hai iss duniya mai, love you 3000 bro 🥲❤
1:35:38 two string functions: s.title() - used for capitalizing each word in the string, s.strip() - used for removing the whitespaces at the first and the last index
8:15:35 I did it do while: import random
computer_input = random.randint(1, 5)
guesses = 0
while (True):
guesses += 1
user_gussed_number = float(input("Please input your number:"))
if user_gussed_number == computer_input:
print(f"You have guessed correct number {computer_input} in {guesses} attempt")
break
elif user_gussed_number > computer_input:
print("Lower the number")
elif user_gussed_number < computer_input:
print("Pleas higher the number")
can u tell me like i practise as he is doing but how to remember all things after the video and further like any tips
ye 2 hour 17min. per ye terminal mai kese likh rahe?
Please tell me
4:06:44
li = ["Aditya", "Harry", "Apple", "Bhavin", 8, ["my", "name", "is", "Aditya"], {"name" : "Aditya"}]
idx = 0;
while (idx < len(li)) :
print(li[idx]);
idx += 1;
print("Code executed successfully");
1:39:57
sometimes we need to use more special sequence character (ssc) to write more efficiently
there is a module
`import re`
print(re.findall(r'\d', '123abc'))
# Output: ['1', '2', '3']
1:35 zfill(5) #fills the space with '0' until the length is met and rstrip() #strips the string of its white space from the trail(end)
I think this program can be done in a better way 4:47:46
n = int(input("Enter the number of lines: "))
for i in range(1, n+1):
for j in range(1, n+1):
if (i > 1 and i < n) and (j > 1 and j < n):
print(" ", end="")
else:
print("*", end="")
print("")
You are right but what he told is easier and helps begginers to understand the concept better
yes you can also print stars like ur code but remember what he told us
@@Theparkouredone i am just sharing my way of the program so others can also understand different approaches of a single problem
@@sandyproduction7848 i am just sharing my way of the program so others can also understand different approaches of a single problem
@@AbhaySingh-pz1so yea I know don't thing I'm hating I'm just sharing my opinion
This python course is helpful. you are not just a youtuber, but a teacher. you are so kind that you are teaching all of us a lakh's course in free. I could not even believe my eyes when i saw a complete python course.
Bhai python seekhne ke liye , prerequisites hain kuch ya , non IT and commerce vale bhi kar sakte hain ? Please help
I was looking at the old Python course for four days and just now I got a notification that you have uploaded a new course and I came here. Thank you for this course.😍
#harrybhai plz GUI Development in Python ka latest course la do na sir plz jis jis ko bhi chahiye plz comment and like karo bhai
Yah old course hi hai oneshot mai upload kar diya hai
@@xxehacker nhi
us moment chap 5 tk purane wale se kiya
bahi ek toh dhang se dekh lo.
57:05 "har kar bhi jeetne wale ko bazigar kehta hain aur jo true ko false aur false ko true banade usko not operator kehte hain"-HARRY BHAI🔥🔥
ye 2 hour 17min. per ye terminal mai kese likh rahe?
Please tell me
@@rudhvimishra8331 see from the starting bro
2:58:43 do baar 18 ek as a int 18 or ek baar as a str "18"
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Wtf* how did you past his photo 😮
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carry trying to silence tehelka by launching python 3.12.4 just after harry launches python 3.12.3 zero se hero course
1:35:10
1:
text = "12345"
print(text.isdigit())
2: text = "Hello"
print(text.isalpha())
print("Hello
World")
# Output: World
#
: Carriage return - Moves the cursor to the beginning of the line (useful in certain terminal contexts).
output:
Hello
World
@@amdadulhaque457 Uske liye
hota h
hai
nahi @@amdadulhaque457
fruits=[]
f=input("Enter the list:")
fruits.append(f)
print(fruits)
Aise bhi to kiya ja sakta haio na? 2:17:10
"Harry bhai, aapne to Python ekdam easy tareeke se samjha diya. Ekdam fadu video bana ke hame samjha diya. Aap aise hi dusri languages par bhi video banana. Python sikhne mein 2-3 months lagte hain, lekin maine usko 3 days mein complete kar liya. So, thank you Harry bhai!"
Benifits huwa ISS course ka
Hi,
Carry bhai .
This is for You....
'' Jindgi me jindgi ke liye ,
coding bhut jruri hai...
mgr us sb jrurto ke liye;
ak acha leader bhut jururi hai. "
baaki sbb shi hai bss harry likh deta
harry he wo , carry nehi 😂
replace J with Z letter 😂😂
string.replace("C","H")
string.replace("J", "Z") also
*THIS ULTRA LEGEND DESERVES MORE SUBSCRIBERS!* ❤
6:57:35 I never thought why we use self, in clg i just thought its the syntax and when harry explained it i was shocked Thank you
Respect him For 11 hours video Work just to teach us (Huge respect)
He will earn also
@@zain.off123 korect
I did this program in an easier way by using 3 loops 4:42:27
n = int(input("Enter the number of lines: "))
for i in range(1, n+1):
for j in range(n-i):
print(" ", end="")
for k in range(2*i-1):
print("*", end="")
print("")
bhai samjh hi nahi aa raha ye toh 😕
@@BlackNWhitegaming450 😅😅😅
@@BlackNWhitegaming450 bhai phela loop chalega 1 se n+1 tak{ range mei n-1 leta hai loop isliye n+1} second loop run karega 0 se n-i tak, is loop mei hum print karenge space 0 se{lets take n =5} 4 tak. 4 space print hoga uske baad next loop jo run karega 0 se 2*i-1 tak, isme ke star print hoga fir next loop mei 3 space print hoga aur 2 star and so on
Koi ye btao i hai kya bc...dimag ki dahi ho gyi is program me..
@@AbhaySingh-pz1soYha i kya hai...
00:00:00 - Introduction
00:02:05 - Chapter 0 - What is Programming?
00:09:41 - Chapter 1 - Modules, Comments & pip
00:25:33 - Chapter 1 - Practice Set
00:34:55 - Chapter 2 - Variables and Datatype
01:06:47 - Chapter 2 - Practice Set
01:15:57 - Chapter 3 - Strings
01:40:20 - Chapter 3 - Practice Set
01:50:53 - Chapter 4 - Lists and Tuples
02:15:29 - Chapter 4 - Practice Set
02:25:56 - Chapter 5 - Dictionary & Sets
02:53:56 - Chapter 5 - Practice Set
03:09:41 - Chapter 6 - Conditional Expression
03:31:23 - Chapter 6 - Practice Set
03:58:17 - Chapter 7 - Loops in Python
04:23:13 - Chapter 7 - Practice Set
04:50:53 - Chapter 8 - Functions & Recursions
05:17:16 - Chapter 8 - Practice Set
05:34:55 - Project 1: Snake, Water, Gun Game
05:54:50 - Chapter 9 - File I/O
06:14:04 - Chapter 9 - Practice Set
06:42:22 - Chapter 10 - Object Oriented Programming
07:07:11 - Chapter 10 - Practice Set
07:23:17 - Chapter 11 - Inheritance & more on OOPs
07:48:07 - Chapter 11 - Practice Set
08:08:45 - Project 2: The Perfect Guess
08:15:38 - Chapter 12 - Advanced Python 1
08:49:02 - Chapter 12 - Practice Set
08:57:51 - Chapter 13 - Advanced Python 2
09:16:57 - Chapter 13 - Practice Set
09:30:22 - Mega Project 1: Jarvis
10:17:56 - Mega Project 2: Auto Reply AI Chatbot
10:50:55 - Conclusion
Thanku bro
Thanks
Thank you, Harry Bhai.
I am a student from Bangladesh, and I have just completed Chapter 3 of your course. I believe I will be able to complete the entire course and successfully learn Python. 😊
2:58:45 Output: {18, '18'}
Because their datatype is change python interpreter will take them as different.
4:08:15 least = [7,"Saitama",4.20,True]
# While LooP ----
i = 0
while (i < len(least)):
print(least[i],type(least[i]))
i += 1
1:04:25 the values/output from keyboard comes as string thats why when we enter 1 as first number is a string ("1") and 2 as second number is ("2") so when we sum two str types they just merge
sol- we can do -: IntPls = input(int("Enter a number"))
and now for that input if we enter any number which comes as form of string from keyboard will be converted to integer data type :)
Thank you so much @CodeWuthHarry Bhaiya . Mera course aaj finish hua aur me bata nahi sakta ki is course ne meri kitni help ki hai . Thank you so much for being the best mentor in RUclips History.🌎
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Konsi course recommended kar rahe ho ye wali ya 100 days of code?
@@Gen_Z_2006 Yeh waali karr lo bhai kyu ki mene ultimate C programming kiya tha 10 hours ka better explaination hai aur study stufff bhi abhi c programming mujhe acchi tarah aati hai
@@Gen_Z_2006 I recommended this course
Bahi handbook download nahi ho raha
@@sandipkrgorai.2224 handbook kaha hai??
Harry Bhai Aag Lga di apne iss baar🔥🔥❤🔥Zbrdst : Editing, Presentation, Course, Graphics
bhai is bande ko koi nobel award do bhai
isne 11 gante ki phyton video banadali jis ki mujhe sabse jayda jarut thi bhai love you yaar
bha spelling dekh lo yr
How is it going brother?
I'm learning it good
@@viciousvoid4219
Ok 😊
yrr mera phle program me error aa rha he
We are learning coding like a true Python yogi-calm, focused, and mastering every asana of programming!
Bs bta dena shrishti kon h
import html
text = 'This is a element & "quotes".'
escaped_text = html.escape(text)
print(escaped_text) # Output: This is a <div> element & "quotes".
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#harrybhai plz GUI Development in Python ka latest course la do na sir plz jis jis ko bhi chahiye plz comment and like karo bhai
@@Anonymus-b6m I am with you bro
ye 2 hour 17min. per ye terminal mai kese likh rahe?
Please tell me
In Python, special sequence characters are used within strings to represent characters that are not easily typed or to include characters that have special meanings. Here are some commonly used special sequence characters:
1. **Newline**: `
`
- Represents a newline character. It moves the cursor to the beginning of the next line.
- Example: `"Hello
World"` results in:
```
Hello
World
```
2. **Carriage Return**: `
`
- Moves the cursor to the beginning of the current line without advancing to the next line.
- Example: `"Hello
World"` results in:
```
World
```
3. **Tab**: `\t`
- Represents a horizontal tab, which typically aligns text to the next tab stop.
- Example: `"Hello\tWorld"` results in:
```
Hello World
```
4. **Backslash**: `\\`
- Represents a literal backslash (`\`) character.
- Example: `"Hello\\World"` results in:
```
Hello\World
```
5. **Single Quote**: `\'`
- Represents a single quote character within a single-quoted string.
- Example: `"It\'s a nice day"` results in:
```
It's a nice day
```
6. **Double Quote**: `\"`
- Represents a double quote character within a double-quoted string.
- Example: `"He said, \"Hello\""` results in:
```
He said, "Hello"
```
7. **Unicode Character**: `\uXXXX` or `\UXXXXXXXX`
- Represents a Unicode character. `XXXX` is a four-digit hexadecimal number, while `XXXXXXXX` is an eight-digit hexadecimal number.
- Example: `"\u00A9"` represents the copyright symbol (`©`).
8. **Octal**: `\ooo`
- Represents a character using its octal value, where `ooo` is a one to three-digit octal number.
- Example: `"\101"` represents the letter `A`.
9. **Hexadecimal**: `\xhh`
- Represents a character using its hexadecimal value, where `hh` is a one or two-digit hexadecimal number.
- Example: `"\x41"` represents the letter `A`.
10. **Raw Strings**: Prefixing a string with `r` or `R` makes it a raw string, where backslashes are treated literally and not as escape characters.
- Example: `r"Hello
World"` results in:
```
Hello
World
```
These special sequence characters are useful for formatting strings and representing characters that are not directly typeable.
ye 2 hour 17min. per ye terminal mai kese likh rahe?
Please tell me
@@rudhvimishra8331 ctrl+/ how to use it please tell about it. ctrl+/ it didn't work
This course is helpful, and also while you watch it, also practice it and pause the video again and again.
str.partition(separator):-Splits the string into a tuple of three parts: the part before the separator, the separator itself.
str.replace(old, new, count):-Replaces occurrences of the substring old with new.
5:23:57
def sum_OF_n_natural_number(n):
if n == 0:
return 0
else:
return n + sum_OF_n_natural_number(n - 1)
user_input = int(input("Enter the limit: "))
print(sum_OF_n_natural_number(user_input))
def sum(n):
if n
Aur kitne talents hai Harris apne pass , nice cinematic teaser
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#HarryBhai apki website me C language, C++, Java and Flask ki cheatsheet download nahi ho rahi hai Maine cyber cafe me jakar download kia waha par bhi nahi hua apki website me kuchh technical issues hai isliye cheatsheet download nahi ho rahi hai please aap jaldi se is problem ka solution laaiye
ye 2 hour 17min. per ye terminal mai kese likh rahe?
Please tell me
@@rudhvimishra833120 sec piche krke dekhle bhai
terminal mein python start krke type kiya....
Harry bhaiya , you’re the reason I’m sticking with programming and not giving up. Your teaching makes even the toughest concepts easy to understand. You’re like the big brother we all dream of having. Thank you for inspiring us and making this journey so much more manageable! 1.50.50
Harry sir is in progress.....
He is developing his skills very first day by day
One of the Greatest Meet-Up in Programming World
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Yes we want AI ML COURSE
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Bhai ,kasam se , mai clg bilkul nhi jata boring hai....par aapke video dekhke , bca mai sem 1 se 4 tak practical mai full aate hai..
Professor bhi heran ho jate hai ki yeh Banda bina clg aaye, itna practical mai kitna achha score kr shakta hai.
Thanks to u man...hats of u bro 🫡
BCA Kaha se kar rhe bro
Couldn't get past the fact that all this is made available for free! More power to you Harry bhai!
2:20:54
I tried this and it worked
a = input("enter your marks")
b= input("enter your marks")
c = input("enter your marks")
d = input("enter your marks")
e= input("enter your marks")
f= input("enter your marks")
mylist = [ a,b,c,d,e,f ]
mylist.sort()
print (mylist)
bhai tu pogo dhk
@Still_NotDead Abee .. tere channel dekha khud pogo dekhta hai toh dusre ko kyon suggest kar rha jaa ab jaake Tun Tun Mausi ke ladoo wale edits bana.. Or sun kabhi kisi ko bematlab ka hate mat de...
@@Still_NotDead if u know help that person, or watch glue drying it will be way better use of time rather than commenting shit
@@AchieveItYouhaveanAim🗿👏👏👏
Thank You Harry Bhaiya bahoot help mila iss course se , bahoot kuch sikhne ko mila aapse aur ummid hai aage bhi milta rahega ...Love You bhaiya .. you are do it well
Ekdam sahi time pe post kiyaaa.. I'm learning python from scratch again 👀💪🏽😊
#harrybhai plz GUI Development in Python ka latest course la do na sir plz jis jis ko bhi chahiye plz comment and like karo bhai
me too😂
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56:56 jo true ko false or false ko true banade use not operator kehete hai
57:01 jo har kar bhi jitne vale ko bazigar kehete hai aur jo jo true ko false or false ko true banade use not operator kehete hai
Cyber Security Wale 👇
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Bro harry bhiya programmer hai na ki cybersecurity expert
He is a programmer ❌ and you are asking cybersecurity ✅
😂
Think before asking
Mujhe bhi chahiye plz
@@shubhamuzumaki4155 Right