Jenny is very good at explaining any concept to a beginner. This video helped me understand very well what the concepts mean before I went ahead to see more advanced videos.
Ma'am your lectures are helpful. Thankyou ma'am. *Input* def multiply(*numbers): product=1 for i in numbers: product=product*i print(f"Result = {product}") multiply(2,3,-6,8) multiply(2,5,8,9,0,6) *Output* Result = - 288 Result = 0
It was really amezing lecture, got everything because of you mam. Answer code of that question def mul(*args): c=1 for i in args: c *= i print("Multiplication of numbers is ",c) mul(2,3,-8) mul(2,5,8,9)
def multiply(*multiply): s=1 for w in multiply: s=s*w print(f"Product is {s}.") multiply(2,3,-6,8) multiply(2,5,8,9,0,6) output: Product is -288. Product is 0.
Crystal Clear Concept Thank you Very Much And Ma'am want to add on in between I lost and focused on your smile 😂😂😂 Then again re-watched for **kwrgs part. You are simply a beauty with a brain.
def Multiple _numbers(*args): C=1 for numbers in args: C*=numbers print(f"Multiplication of numbers is {C}") Multiple _numbers(2,3,-6,8) Multiple _numbers(2,5,8,9,0,6)
def multiply(*args): value = 1 for i in args: value *= i print(f ' MULTIPLICATION is {value} ' ) multiply (2,3,-6,8) multiply(2,5,8,9,0,6) ANSWER IS : -->>MULTIPLICATION IS -288 MULTIPLICATION IS 0
Just want to learn python by following a playlist......... fortunately found this playlist....but I felt sad when I saw that there is already 60+ videos which I have to complete 😢......but I completed it within 9 days with doing practical and projects also .....now I'm ready to watch new video just after uploading......😁 Thankyou so much mam for providing this type of lecture series.. Love from Jharkhand ❤😍
FOR MULTIPLYING VARIABLE NUMBER OF ARGUMENTS 1. declare a function with the *args(arbitrary positional argument). 2. set a variable, says mul to 1 (mul = 1). 3. using a for loop to access each of the individual argument from the arbitraty positional argument. 4. multiply the current value of the variable mul and save the result back to the variable (mul *= argument) 5. print the variable mul 6. call the function and pass in variable number of arguments each time to test the function.
#3.arbitray or variable length arg # "*" only accept arbitary pos. arg. not keyword arg. #code starts here def multiply(*numbers): #arbitray arg. are provided by( * variable _name) , "*" will take len(variable) and stores it as tuplpe i.e; (1,2,3,4). mul=1 # This 'mul' is local to the 'multiply' function for i in numbers: mul*=i i+=1 print("mul of numbers is", mul) # Print the result here a=list(map(int,input("enter the numbers seperated by comma:").split(','))) # Split the input by comma multiply(*a) # Call the 'multiply' function to calculate and print the result
Thank you for the fantastic lecture. One quick question, is the **kwargs also immutable similar to *args (as this is converted to a tuple when fed into the function definition)?
Mam I want C++ full course... But you upload some videos only 😢... How can I learn complete course... I don't like to watch another channel... Why because I'm totally addicted to your way explanation... So please full fill the C++ course.. Please..😢
since * takes multiple values in the form of tuple can't we just simple use sum() function to perform addition operation of those values instead of using loop?
def multiply(*multi): m=1 for i in multi: m=m*i print("Multiplication of elements=",m) multiply(2,3,-6,8) multiply(2,5,8,9,0,6) Output= Multiplication of elements= -288 & 0
What are args and kwargs Args are the positional arguments Kwargs are the keyword arguments Both can be used with functions How to use args and kwargs Use args with the *args syntax Use kwargs with the **kwargs syntax You can use args and kwargs together ruclips.net/video/T8DJXo_9mVQ/видео.htmlfeature=shared
I don't enjoy studying Audit Mam, Please teach Audit also If you will teach I will be able understand easily I am learning coding because of you else I belong to commerce
Jenny is very good at explaining any concept to a beginner. This video helped me understand very well what the concepts mean before I went ahead to see more advanced videos.
def multiply(*args):
c=1
for i in args:
c=c*i
print(f"The multiplication of the given numbers is {c}")
multiply(2,3,-6,8)
multiply(2,5,8,9,0,6)
@@Calculator4world -48 0
def multiply(*args):
c = 1
for i in args:
c = c * i
print(c)
multiply(2,3,-6,8)
multiply(2,5,8,9,0,6)
def multiply(*numbers):
c=1
for i in numbers:
c=c*i
print(f"the product is {c}")
multiply(2,3,-4,5)
multiply(4,3,5,6,7,8)
def multiply(*args):
mul=1
for nums in args:
mul=mul*nums
print("Multiplication of elements",mul)
multiply(2,3,-6,8)
multiply(2,5,8,9,0,6)
def multiply(*numbers):
answer = 1
for i in numbers:
answer*=i
print(f"answer is {answer}")
multiply(2,3,-6,8)
multiply(2,5,8,9,0,6)
def multiply(*integers):
c=1
print(integers)
for i in integers:
c=c*i
return c
total=multiply (2,3,4)
print(total)
Ma'am your lectures are helpful. Thankyou ma'am.
*Input*
def multiply(*numbers):
product=1
for i in numbers:
product=product*i
print(f"Result = {product}")
multiply(2,3,-6,8)
multiply(2,5,8,9,0,6)
*Output*
Result = - 288
Result = 0
def mul(*args):
c=1
for i in args:
c*=i
print(c)
mul(12,44,-99,4)
mul(1,2,3)
Def multiply(*num):
x=1
For i in num:
x=x*I
Print(f"result: {x})
def multiply(*numbers):
total = 1
for i in numbers:
total = i * total
print(total)
multiply(3, 4, 5, 2)
Following from 2017 to till now and sure always
30/09/2023
Thank you mam for this python series
do you get a job?
def multiply(*numbers):
c = 1
for i in numbers:
c *= i
print(c)
multiply(2, 3, -6, 8)
multiply(2, 5, 8, 9, 0, 6) ANSWER = -288, 0
It was really amezing lecture, got everything because of you mam.
Answer code of that question
def mul(*args):
c=1
for i in args:
c *= i
print("Multiplication of numbers is ",c)
mul(2,3,-8)
mul(2,5,8,9)
def multiply(*args):
c=1
for i in args:
c *= i
print(f"Value of c: {c}")
multiply(2,3,-6,8)
multiply(2,5,8,0,6)
def multiply(*numbers):
multiplication=1
for i in numbers:
multiplication=multiplication*i
print(multiplication)
multiply(3,3)
multiply(2,2,2,2,2)
def multiply(*multiply):
s=1
for w in multiply:
s=s*w
print(f"Product is {s}.")
multiply(2,3,-6,8)
multiply(2,5,8,9,0,6)
output:
Product is -288.
Product is 0.
def multiply(*args):
c=1
for i in args:
c=c*i
print("Multiply is {}".format(c))
multiply(2,3,-6,8)
multiply(2,5,8,9,0,6)
Crystal Clear Concept Thank you Very Much
And Ma'am want to add on in between I lost and focused on your smile 😂😂😂
Then again re-watched for **kwrgs part.
You are simply a beauty with a brain.
def mutiply(*mul):
C=0
for i in mul:
C*=I
print(i)
multiply(1,-2,4,-5)
def Multiple _numbers(*args):
C=1
for numbers in args:
C*=numbers
print(f"Multiplication of numbers is {C}")
Multiple _numbers(2,3,-6,8)
Multiple _numbers(2,5,8,9,0,6)
def multiply(*args):
Mul = 1 # initialize mul to 1
for i in args:
mul = mul * i
Print(mul)
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def python_classes(lecturer):
if lecturer =="jenny":
print(watch videos)
else :
print(close youtube)
This is the most beginner-friendly explanation. Thanks!
This 🐍 course is 🔥.thanks Jennny.waiting for the whole playlist and being certified in the language
Thanks Jenny, great job. Your explanation is superbly good for understanding.
def multiply(*args):
value = 1
for i in args:
value *= i
print(f ' MULTIPLICATION is {value} ' )
multiply (2,3,-6,8)
multiply(2,5,8,9,0,6)
ANSWER IS : -->>MULTIPLICATION IS -288
MULTIPLICATION IS 0
Mam mene first time aapke insta pe reel dekhi bhut achi thi or mene turnt jakar you tube per search kiya aap bhut cute ho ❤
very well explained
Just want to learn python by following a playlist......... fortunately found this playlist....but I felt sad when I saw that there is already 60+ videos which I have to complete 😢......but I completed it within 9 days with doing practical and projects also .....now I'm ready to watch new video just after uploading......😁
Thankyou so much mam for providing this type of lecture series..
Love from Jharkhand ❤😍
FOR MULTIPLYING VARIABLE NUMBER OF ARGUMENTS
1. declare a function with the *args(arbitrary positional argument).
2. set a variable, says mul to 1 (mul = 1).
3. using a for loop to access each of the individual argument from the arbitraty positional argument.
4. multiply the current value of the variable mul and save the result back to the variable (mul *= argument)
5. print the variable mul
6. call the function and pass in variable number of arguments each time to test the function.
Hlo mam iam following your video from last 5days it's amazing 🤩😍😍🤩😍
#3.arbitray or variable length arg
# "*" only accept arbitary pos. arg. not keyword arg.
#code starts here
def multiply(*numbers): #arbitray arg. are provided by( * variable _name) , "*" will take len(variable) and stores it as tuplpe i.e; (1,2,3,4).
mul=1 # This 'mul' is local to the 'multiply' function
for i in numbers:
mul*=i
i+=1
print("mul of numbers is", mul) # Print the result here
a=list(map(int,input("enter the numbers seperated by comma:").split(','))) # Split the input by comma
multiply(*a) # Call the 'multiply' function to calculate and print the result
Oo bhai ye kinmi awesome h 🥰
thank you so much mam pls continue mam and pls dont stop putiing the videos in youtube pls mam without your lectures i am nothing
well explained.... very nice...
Thank you for the fantastic lecture.
One quick question, is the **kwargs also immutable similar to *args (as this is converted to a tuple when fed into the function definition)?
Ma'am humko kuch smjh m to aata nhi......but aap bahut achhi lagti hain .....iss liye Sara class attend krte hain
Mam I want C++ full course... But you upload some videos only 😢... How can I learn complete course... I don't like to watch another channel... Why because I'm totally addicted to your way explanation... So please full fill the C++ course.. Please..😢
Ak din mai zarur apka lecture dyan sa sunu ga 💕😂
Mam first
I was waiting for this video 😰😰
Your great
love😘😘😍😍
which computer glass good for eyes.
i used your video to pass a c++ exam and here i am again after school to learn and pass my career in python
you are ever green!!
Jenny to the rescue!😍❤️
since * takes multiple values in the form of tuple can't we just simple use sum() function to perform addition operation
of those values instead of using loop?
def multiply(*multi):
m=1
for i in multi:
m=m*i
print("Multiplication of elements=",m)
multiply(2,3,-6,8)
multiply(2,5,8,9,0,6)
Output= Multiplication of elements= -288 & 0
Maim plz make next videos on chatgpt or AI with the help of python❤
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def multiplication(*num):
Mul=1
For I in num:
Mul=mul*i
Print(Mul)
Multiplication(5,6,7)
Tq mam keep on going👍
What about Arbitrary Positional Department? mam?
def multiply(*numbers) :
c=1
for i in numbers:
c=c*i
print(f"multiplication is {c}")
multiply(2, 3,-6, 8)
multiply(2, 5,8,9,0,6)
Mam please do upload web development course too includes html,css,Java script....I would be more helpful to us
Simple and amazing concept explanation. It was point to Point. Thank you. Looking for more conceptual videos(oops)
mam how can i give output function on multiply numbers
Mam I want to learn Oracle database what should I do?
Ma'am 🎉
I am ca student I don't know why I was watching this video
You was attractive don't distract me
Love the way you teach ❤
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Waiting for Tomorrow's hindi videos ❤️🔥
I am new to your channel
tomorrow is my python lab internal, today u have uploaded this video. thank you madam jenny
Brooo nice joke mam no colleges from last 10 days holidays
@@sriramalli5542 helo brother, I don't know which colleges are holiday from last 10 days. But I'm from karnataka here colleges are not holidays
Mam how to comandout multi lines with #..shortcut key
Mai to Commerce ka Student Hu 😍
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python ke kitne lectures m ye pura ho jayega , i am form transportation engineering background but need to study this..
Please push the code to git and provide a link too
Mam java course karwa do please 🙏
Waiting for full tutorial 🚩❤️
Aap RUclips s jayada s insta p famous ho gye ho 😂😂😂😂
Mam, what is the name of font you use in this pycharm
I am a Mechanical engineering professional but... Cmon we all know why we're here 😁.. To learn about args and kwargs 🧐
Mujhe samaj kuchh nhi aata
Lekin m poori vdo dekhta hu.
Hame sab samajh aa raha hau 😏
Python series??
pahli bar coding me mza nhi aa rha 😅
Mai toh arts wala hu 😋
Hello Jenny maam excellent content , plz also upload the code
I have a doubt
Waiting for more python videos
Mam why u stopped providing notes😢😢
Wait one sec. I am an art student why I am here ?😢
What are args and kwargs
Args are the positional arguments
Kwargs are the keyword arguments
Both can be used with functions
How to use args and kwargs
Use args with the *args syntax
Use kwargs with the **kwargs syntax
You can use args and kwargs together
ruclips.net/video/T8DJXo_9mVQ/видео.htmlfeature=shared
Ma'am please give notes
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I wanna be a coder
Ma'am ap gk pdha do na 🙈🙈🙈
RVCJ se aaye?😂
Hi mam
I don't enjoy studying Audit
Mam, Please teach Audit also
If you will teach I will be able understand easily
I am learning coding because of you else I belong to commerce
Bhai mai toh hu hi 10th mai😂
Mummy mujhe bho java padhna h
I like you
She was doing great until she opened PyCharm in light mode😐
No , she like only that light vision. she only tell.
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