DRINKING GAME: Take a shot every time I say the word *pineapple* # List = [] ordered and changeable. Duplicates OK # Set = {} unordered and immutable, but Add/Remove OK. NO duplicates # Tuple = () ordered and unchangeable. Duplicates OK. FASTER
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Made this code while studying this After a few minutes trying stuff, finally worked! Please try it! fruits = [] more_fruit = input("Do you want to add fruits? Y/N: ") while more_fruit == "Y": one_fruit = input("Please enter your Fruit(E to exit): ") fruits.append(one_fruit) if one_fruit == "E": break else: continue else: pass if len(fruits) > 0: fruits.remove("E") print(f"You Have {len(fruits)} fruit/s") listing = input("Do you want to know what fruits are in the list? Y/N: ") if listing == "Y": for x in fruits: print (x) else: pass else: print("No fruits!")
fruits = [] more_fruit = input("Do you want to add fruits? Y/N: ") while more_fruit != "Y" and more_fruit != "N": more_fruit = input("Invalid input, please re-enter whether you want to add fruits or not! Y/N: ") while more_fruit == "Y": one_fruit = input("Please enter your Fruit(E to exit): ") fruits.append(one_fruit) if one_fruit == "E": fruits.remove("E") break if len(fruits) > 0: print(f"You Have {len(fruits)} fruit/s") listing = input("Do you want to know what fruits are in the list? Y/N: ") while listing != "Y" and listing != "N": listing = input("Invalid input, please re-enter whether you want to list all the fruits in the list or not Y/N: ") if listing == "Y": print("These are the fruits you added in your list:") for x in fruits: print (x, end=", ") else: print("No fruits!") I updated your code to make it a bit better, try it out and let me know what you think
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hello...your tutorials are extraordinary. can you please create a tutorial on python built-in functions(all built in functions there are 71). i hope you will work on it. thank you.
Instead of single "variable", I would probably use the term "container" that stores multiple values. But in the world of microservices, "container" means something else. 😅 Thanks for the Py tutorials.
Hi Bro Code i`m learning python and are followng you video and has learned alot. I trying to write a code with the user input where it adds up a string of numbers like ect 12345678910123 every second number in a string of number. then i want to minus it with 10 if it is more than 10 ect 14 to get the number 4. How do i write the code im stuck?
why do you say sets are immutable? They're unhashable so by python definition they're mutable? otherwise they would have been hashable. Is there a reason why you consider them immutable?
But wait. Set actually is mutable, isn't it? fruits = {"orange", "apple", "coconut"} print(fruits, id(fruits)) fruits.add("peanut") print(fruits, id(fruits)) returns the same id.
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DRINKING GAME: Take a shot every time I say the word *pineapple*
# List = [] ordered and changeable. Duplicates OK
# Set = {} unordered and immutable, but Add/Remove OK. NO duplicates
# Tuple = () ordered and unchangeable. Duplicates OK. FASTER
Thanks buddy
@@tomjones8293 bro read the but Add/Remove part
May I know what IDE youre using please
@@jeffryancheta8925 thats pycharm
@@jeffryancheta8925 he's using pycharm
I have seen dozens of tutorials, including the most known. Categorically, I can say yours are the best: clear, simple, intelligent speech. This is particularly appreciated by a non native English speaker. Thanks..
This and NeuralNine.
I have recently been learning Python, and I will say that I am thankful for running across your channel. Thank you for all the knowledge and experience you teach and share! I hope to become successful in coding someday soon!
How far have you gotten?
Update bro
You're the only guy who explains the Python to my understanding. Tnx very much😊
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Made this code while studying this
After a few minutes trying stuff, finally worked!
Please try it!
fruits = []
more_fruit = input("Do you want to add fruits? Y/N: ")
while more_fruit == "Y":
one_fruit = input("Please enter your Fruit(E to exit): ")
fruits.append(one_fruit)
if one_fruit == "E":
break
else:
continue
else:
pass
if len(fruits) > 0:
fruits.remove("E")
print(f"You Have {len(fruits)} fruit/s")
listing = input("Do you want to know what fruits are in the list? Y/N: ")
if listing == "Y":
for x in fruits:
print (x)
else:
pass
else:
print("No fruits!")
WOW! That's Great
👍
fruits = []
more_fruit = input("Do you want to add fruits? Y/N: ")
while more_fruit != "Y" and more_fruit != "N":
more_fruit = input("Invalid input, please re-enter whether you want to add fruits or not! Y/N: ")
while more_fruit == "Y":
one_fruit = input("Please enter your Fruit(E to exit): ")
fruits.append(one_fruit)
if one_fruit == "E":
fruits.remove("E")
break
if len(fruits) > 0:
print(f"You Have {len(fruits)} fruit/s")
listing = input("Do you want to know what fruits are in the list? Y/N: ")
while listing != "Y" and listing != "N":
listing = input("Invalid input, please re-enter whether you want to list all the fruits in the list or not Y/N: ")
if listing == "Y":
print("These are the fruits you added in your list:")
for x in fruits:
print (x, end=", ")
else:
print("No fruits!")
I updated your code to make it a bit better, try it out and let me know what you think
I’ve watched a few python videos now and yours are the only ones I’ve found that leave me feeling like I can actually do this. You explain things so simply and clearly.
Love the nice, clear, concise, and easy to understand style of your teaching.
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This was incredibly useful and easy to understand. Thank you sir.
Thanks, for the summarized details info. i was looking for this in all the others presenters tutorials, but i can't. My search ends here. Thanks once again.🙏
You are very good at explaining things
Thanks for all the efforts you are putting on making these videos. They are extremely helpful to me to organize what I've been learning. This video was really good and I want to ask if you can cover more advanced methods for them in another video. Thanks again.
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make a video on how to make your java program use internet protocols and other stuff like API of WhatsApp , etc.
Better and shorter than paid course
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Teacher thanks. If you finished this course teach us python for advanced
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I am truly educated with the lesson
The concepts are easy to understand, but it's still a great reference for beginners like me.
Thanks bro for lists and all these collections, you are master
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Amazingly well explained
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i love these videos iv spent many many hours watching. Im learning so much who knew so many things as changed over the years. i used to do coding many many years ago when there was only microsoft frontpage and notepad 🤣 keep up the great work
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A great tutorial. Thanks
sad for pineapple
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Clear explanation, thank you.
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hello...your tutorials are extraordinary. can you please create a tutorial on python built-in functions(all built in functions there are 71). i hope you will work on it. thank you.
Great tutorial!
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Waiting for this video 🤗🎉
Thank you, Sir
brief and easy to remember :)
good!
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hello
u can make video with
Ruby (programming languages)
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can u do in the next video lua video
Waiting for react tutorial...
Thank you
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Thank you!
Just off the top of my head, I can't think of any practical use for a set. Your thoughts?
I'm Georgian and I can't understand English my English is low level should you tell some advices to understand this basic python things
Instead of single "variable", I would probably use the term "container" that stores multiple values. But in the world of microservices, "container" means something else. 😅
Thanks for the Py tutorials.
THANK YOU !
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Bro i want Artificial intelligence and machine learning in python or advanced python
goated video
what app do you use for your videos????
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Thanks Bro! It is in my syllabus and I am so doomed 💀
no, can't be that easy. In utter disbelief!
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Love U bro
bro!!!! Sets are mutable
sorry to correct , but it requires correction
omg. Why did they not teach us about help() on day 1 of college?
Do you have ARRAYS in python?
Curious..why use immutable for set and unchangeable for tuples if the words almost mean the same thing?
If you know please tell me how account store all its data.
please tell me your extensions on vs code
I think he uses PyCharm.
Goat
Hello
Can the for fruit in fruits work for a set?
What if there is a multidimensional array?
yes I am first...
1:29 true
sounds a lot like sets in maths
Recursion pls😢
Hi Bro Code i`m learning python and are followng you video and has learned alot. I trying to write a code with the user input where it adds up a string of numbers like ect 12345678910123 every second number in a string of number. then i want to minus it with 10 if it is more than 10 ect 14 to get the number 4. How do i write the code im stuck?
why do you say sets are immutable? They're unhashable so by python definition they're mutable? otherwise they would have been hashable. Is there a reason why you consider them immutable?
Whatever happened to the intro of “hey what’s going on everybody, it’s your bro here.”?!?!?!?
But wait. Set actually is mutable, isn't it?
fruits = {"orange", "apple", "coconut"}
print(fruits, id(fruits))
fruits.add("peanut")
print(fruits, id(fruits))
returns the same id.