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hello abhishek sir, i started your python playlist today and i am in Day-02 . i practiced all the examples of string, int and float, This is my first time learning and writing the python code and i felt it is an easiest programming language i never learnt and you made them to understand in a easiest way. Your teaching level is excellent , anyone who are learning python for the first time , they can easily learn by this playlists. once again thankyou for this wonderful playlists to learn python programming .
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thank you very much Abhishek for making this tutorial, till 2 days back i was scared of python, started your tutorial and today i am confident on python. firstly i binge watched this complete playlist and now again going lectures one by one along with the practice .. i can write my own code also now. thank you very much... this is just priceless tutorial.
I am working on terraform now after completing your terraform tutorial long back, got placed and now preparing for hashicorp certification too. recently got a chance use "re" ( regular expression ) examples to analyze the pipeline logs. its v useful.
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Thanks Abhishek for giving such detailed explanation with practicals.
My pleasure
thanks bro.. you are our devops guru , first assignment has been completed .. waiting for next session .....
Will upload soon
Hi Abhishek SIr,
I am watching your python videos regularly it's really interesting for me waiting for next videos.
even if we go through the paid classes we won't get this much clarity. you are explaining with realtime examples. If we join paid classes we have to pay more than 30k but in reverse you are providing to us freely. definitely we won't miss use.
really it's awesome.
Thank you 🚀
Hello Abhishek,
I wanted to express my heartfelt thanks for the fantastic Python course. Few days back I have commented on your live stream requesting for Python course for DevOps Engineers and here few days after that you announced Python course. Your teaching making the learning experience a delight. I've gained valuable skills that I'll use in my programming endeavors. Grateful for your guidance.
Best Devops teacher in RUclips!🤟
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Best detailed explanation
Best AWS, Devops and Python RUclipsr
Thanks a lot
Really appreciate your efforts
You are most welcome
00:05 Understanding data types in Python
02:33 Python has different data types like strings, integers, floats, sequences, mappings, booleans.
07:27 Python has built-in functions that can be used to manipulate strings and perform actions more efficiently.
10:08 Inbuilt functions are provided by Python for each data type to simplify programming.
14:55 Using the split function in Python, you can extract a specific part from a string.
17:12 Convert a string to a dictionary and access specific values
21:38 String concatenation and length
23:43 String handling functions and data types explained.
28:08 Regular Expressions can help find particular patterns in a string.
30:19 Regular expressions can be used to find patterns in a file or string
for i in *; do [ -f "$i" ] && python "$i"; done
Task Done.
This is great Abhishek. You are a Great Prof.
yes, at that point my heart got stopped! Abhi you are great!💥
completed , the best python learning platform thank you Anna😄
What a lovely and enlightening episode . Keep adding such valuable lessons . 😊
Thank you, I will
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I really thankfull to you anna, your doing agreat job, thanks is very small word for your service
It's my pleasure
I want to thank you for adressing and picking up this task to help everyone with Python, The way you explained is simply awesome though i am already a fan of you teaching skills. It helps alot. Thank you a million times :)
Glad it helped!
Thank you so much, your doing a wonderful job👏👏👏
You are so welcome
thank for sharing your knowledge
My pleasure
Very interesting series, Huge of thanks ❤❤ Guru JI❤❤
Thanks a lot
Thank You So Much Abhishek sir.
Always welcome
Thankyou Abhishek. Very engaging Video that is easy for new folks to grasps the concepts. Eagerly waiting for new videos from you.. Thankyou once again. God Bless you!!.
Thanks a ton
excellent video
first assignment has done.
Great 👍
this guy is good. I wish i know him personally as a mentor
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such a great lecture. Thank you Abhishek
Most welcome
Hi Abhishek, I started your python for Devops series today and I am on day 2 today and performed all the assignments. Thanks for your help in learning.
Thanks a ton Abhishek Garu
Welcome
I will complete examples tomorrow and let you know in the comments thanks for the useful content🎉
Happy learning 🎊
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God Bless you Abhushek, you really have a big heart, keep the good work going and god will bless you with abundence
Most welcome !!
Just now completed day 1 video annaya 😊
Nice .. complete day 2 as well
I need to wait long time to watch this😊, going through devops series.
No problem, go at your own pace
Thanks for the video it was explained very well and in detailed.
Just viewed and practiced the data types that you have provided anna...thanq so much 🤝...just waiting for day-3🤩
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Thanks Abhishek
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You have been such a motivation. I appreciate your efforts.
Inspiration for many
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@@AbhishekVeeramalla doing assignments now
Thank you abisheik sir
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Just now completed sir ji,A round of practice will be done tomorrow,Thanks ji❤
All the best
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I have completed - learning for DevOps related good one
Thank you for this!
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Thanks 😊 @abhishek bhai❤
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Day-2 😍
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Thanks Abhishek Sir...
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Thanks a lot bro, very helpful
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awesome!!! Used the split to convert it to a list and used the index to get a specific item in the list..
The video production quality has bumped up and it feels really good 👍 Thanks Abhishek sir.
Thanks a ton
Completed day 2
Thanks for the video, Abhi❤
Amazing.....
Thanks a lot
Hi Abhisek,
I completed Day-2 assignments. Thank you for your great support.
Kindly check on the "findall" regular expression.
Amazing
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Thank You ❤
Hi Abhishek,
string, int and float part is over. Regular expression part is little bit difficult. but will go in detail. Thanks for this basic video. As usual very good content.
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Completed Day-2
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Thanks
Day 2
Awesome
Hi Abhishek, . Can't thank you enough for the wonderful work you are doing for people like me :).
Question: output of the below program is same when executed. Can you pls help me understand when to use reg exp split and string split function? is it the syntax difference only or something more ?
import re
text = "apple,banana,orange,grape"
stringsplit=text.split(',')
print ("split using string function",stringsplit)
pattern = r","
split_result = re.split(pattern, text)
print("Split result:", split_result)
output
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split using string function ['apple', 'banana', 'orange', 'grape']
Split result: ['apple', 'banana', 'orange', 'grape']
Yup it is same.
Thank you ❤.
Hi Bro, Can you also share the scripts that you have written as a devops engineer in your organization? In future it will be helpful for a lot of us while we get assigned the similar task and for interviews.
They are covered in the project
Abhishek you made a mistake at 24:20 by counting the wrong text instead of orginal text and the spaces will be counted too.
Thanks for the correction, I will correct it.
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for i in `ls`; do python $i; done
assignment is done. Thank you Abhishek
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Great content of Python for beginners like me . Gradually I am associating with Python now 😀 . A small query when debugging logs how can we troubleshoot by Integer because Error logs might has diffirent descriptions ?
You will learn that in future videos of the series
import re
text = "The quick brown fox"
pattern = r"quick"
match = re.match(pattern, text)
if match:
print("Match found:", match.group())
else:
print("No match") @Abhishek Here is there something missing in pattern = r"quick" ?
Instead of re.match you can use re.search(pattern, text). Since re.match is used to match the regular expression pattern at the beginning of the string
hi Abhishek, your AWS is cloud for devops only...is it full aws
Most of theservices we covered in that playlist
@abhishek.veeramalla please include constructor and init in syllabus
@Abhishek I tried running the for loop to execute all of the python files. It gave me error. I did do ls before running this for loop
➜ /workspaces/python-for-devops/Day-02/examples (main) $ for i in 'ls'; do python $i; done
python: can't open file '/workspaces/python-for-devops/Day-02/examples/ls': [Errno 2] No such file or directory
kindly asking sir
the execution of all the programs in one time "command " its showing " [Errno 2] No such file or directory " how could i reslove this
Hi Abhishek,
Thanks for your teachings. Following your content from the past year. Given multiple interviews but unable to get through any. Can you please provide any guidance or referral.
Thanks in advance.
Please make a good Linux playlist for cloud and devop eng.best wishes
Could You Please demystify difference between the compiler, interpreter
Very much helpful Abhishek, Great efforts from you. Just one query. Join button every month we need to pay ? or one time?
It is a monthly subscription and it is not mandatory, please join only if u think it is useful for u
The regular function is returning "No match".Was it not supposed to return "Match found"? Thanks
Hi i am unable to get codespaces in github can anyone help me
assignment done
Awesome
Hello Abhishek
Please give GITHUB URL
How we can download the Python Scripts
I have been joining from first day thanks you for that ...and sir I would like to know where to find those notes you show us...i would like to maintain my notes too
Github. Check description
Done
How we get the note anna, i dont have idea of github
Hi Anna,
in the regex part you used pattern = r"quick", can you please explain why we need to use r letter in the pattern, i can get the same result without using r in a pattern like pattern= "quick". is there anything special about that?
Yes, it is required
Thanks for your quick response anna.
But I am getting the same output even though I am not using r in pattern, exactly how this r impact our code?
abhisek sir i got some confusion. i tried the regex match code it prints "no match" and did ctrl c&v code it printed match found . and again removed the same code and pasted again now the same code prints "no match". why is this uneven output with regex match. i found this "re.match checks for a match only at the beginning of the string." now i removed the it matches if added the no match🤔so is it better to use search instead of match ?
Hi Abhishek brother, Ive completed aws and DevOps course and have good knowledge can able to crack interviews but there is no openings for freshers only even Im Graduated in 2022 Aug/sep from Non IT BBA Field. What do you think can i apply fake 1 year experience, really ive good hands-on practices following all your videos and so on
May
After this can you do golang sir??
Will think
Hello Sir, Do we need to pass any certifications like AWS Cloud practitioner before studying DevOps tools?
No need
@@AbhishekVeeramalla thank you
Pls sir can I get the link to your repository
Check description
The command in which you have executed all is not working for me
Same to you commands not working
Hey , Can you please confirm if you will be adding 2 videos per weekend or it will be like a new video everyday ?
I will try my best
I will wait for the videos , coz after watching these three videos i got some confidence (coz i find myself little bit average in this part) want to learn more @@AbhishekVeeramalla
thank you for all your hard work and sharing
17th July, 2024
Day - 2
I want documents
i see that you are skipping the videos in the free tutorials. is this same for every one?
Which one ? Devops, aws and terraform playlists are already completed
Hi Abhi, I just started your videos and its great
can you help me to understand this
text = "Python is awesome"
substring = "is"
if substring in text:
print(substring, "found in the text")
if I put substring = "are" its still print are found in text....... why ??
Sir Whenever I open git bash i always in the master How do I exit??
copied everything from tutorial point website 😅
Bro . I have my own website on python written even before tutorials point python.
python-by-examples.readthedocs.io/en/latest/variables/introduction/
for i in 'ls'; do python $i; done
python: can't open file '/workspaces/python-for-devops/Day-02/examples/ls': [Errno 2] No such file or directory
Thanks Abhishek
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