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This is really helpful for my Monte Carlo class. Everyone else in there is a computer whiz except for me, thanks for helping me get caught up with the rest.
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I like how it is correctly named "pseudo-random" numbers. is it known which kind of algorithms the program use to generate them?. PS: the quality of this channel is inversely proportional to the current visitors. I bet is gonna change soon!
Being deliberately pedantic: the quality is not inversely proportional as this would imply that the quality is declining with the increase in visitors, whereas the quality appears to have increased to a high level and plateaued at that level with little variation in quality.
At this time, 46 hardcore C++ coders didn't like this video. Sucks to be them! Keep up the awesome work, it's helped me learn how to code better in a few months than I have in all time (QBASIC with line numbers, green screen, C128, 5.25" floppy disk)!
I never really comment on videos but I really appreciate the way you are teaching Python and I just want to add that I honestly laughed a lot at "Now we're rolling..."
When you didn't realize that super hard math class in college actually equated to the way python works. Interesting none of my profs never said anything about it. Kudos
I still think that rock should beat paper tho xD managed to make a game finally love the style, love the humor, love the simplicity, love how much I learn in such a short time Everybody needs to know about this channel
According to RUclips, there are around 1k likes (unfortunately, it's rounded) and 34171 views. If the likes were rounded down from 1500 (best case scenario), this means P(like)=4.39%, a bit off your calculations. Good tutorials on the other hand, so keep up the good work!
Thanks @Socratica for sharing great videos. you have explained many things in very short duration. I wish your videos will get more likes and you deserve Millions of subscribers to your channel.
Hello,first of all I want to thank you for sharing with us this information! Could you please make a short video about the types of algorithms in python ? Thank you again xD
Hi Socratic, your videos are so awesome! it helps me a lot ! can you make some videos about the python generator and the difference between yield and return?
It's worth watching these until the end, if for no other reason but the punch line at the end. She delivers the lesson like a machine and then cuts you off at the ankles with a line like, "a fuzzy-wuzzy mess".
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Firstly, I want to say thank you, Started this month and it seems to be going well. To practice I made a RNG to simulate gear drop in BL2 and it works, but there is a issue... in outcomes there is a place holder for Legendaries name Legendaries which makes Legendaries print from the Legendaries list named outcomes2. The issue is from time to time I get a print "Legendaries". I will post my code below and if someone takes the time and check if they see the issue or a fix I will be please with the solution On a side note I have found that the code works without the elif and else parts: import random outcomes = ['White', 'Green', 'Blue', 'Purple', 'Legendary'] outcomes2 = ['Infinity', 'Conference Call', 'Ogre', 'Norfleet', 'Lyuda'] for i in range(20): print(random.choice(outcomes)) if (random.choice(outcomes)) == 'Legendary': print(random.choice(outcomes2)) elif print == "Legendary": print(random.choice(outcomes2)) else: print(random.choice(outcomes2))
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I'm a programer. I can tell you these very best series of videos EVER. I enjoy them so much. One of the best things in RUclips.
"Now we're rolling." - Hahaha. I'm in love with the character.
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Same lol
This editing looks like something straight out of a syfy movie in the year 2055. Excellent job.
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Fantastic format, fantastic instructor, amazingly well framed.
This is really helpful for my Monte Carlo class. Everyone else in there is a computer whiz except for me, thanks for helping me get caught up with the rest.
This is the best tutorial i have ever seen. i really dont like commenting in comment sections but i thing i have to tell you that you are doing a very good job.THANK YOU, i really appreciate.
P(Like) = 100%
I love the way your mind works, especially when you make your analogy based on the topic you've taught me(us)
everything I was looking for bout random in a single 7min video
I like how it is correctly named "pseudo-random" numbers. is it known which kind of algorithms the program use to generate them?.
PS: the quality of this channel is inversely proportional to the current visitors. I bet is gonna change soon!
According to the online documentation, they use the Mersenne Twister, which is not surprising since it is portable and very high quality.
Being deliberately pedantic: the quality is not inversely proportional as this would imply that the quality is declining with the increase in visitors, whereas the quality appears to have increased to a high level and plateaued at that level with little variation in quality.
for i in range(3)
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At this time, 46 hardcore C++ coders didn't like this video. Sucks to be them! Keep up the awesome work, it's helped me learn how to code better in a few months than I have in all time (QBASIC with line numbers, green screen, C128, 5.25" floppy disk)!
Our first was the C64 (the PET at school) and BASIC! Brings back memories. 💜🦉
I love the presentation style. It makes programming feel so cool xD
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Really cool with the robot-like voice and the scifi sounds in the background. Like being taught programming by an android. Also well explained.
No words to say simply awesome her style is unique and the content is unbeatable
FInally created my first "Rock, Paper, Scissors, Lizard, Spock" game
I never really comment on videos but I really appreciate the way you are teaching Python and I just want to add that I honestly laughed a lot at "Now we're rolling..."
Your teaching style is really good.
I want Socratica to be my teacher. Awsommeeeeee video
so much fun watching and learning! such a pleasure! better than watching a movie!
Your way of teaching is amazing.😂
The way you present this,... amazing !
My brain cells multiplied when you said 'Now we are rolling!' after the dice example.
i loved every single thing about this channel.
I can't imagine how she explains
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Im astonished!
The intro is hilarious! Great Video. Really made me think about the whole process.
When you didn't realize that super hard math class in college actually equated to the way python works. Interesting none of my profs never said anything about it. Kudos
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I still think that rock should beat paper tho xD
managed to make a game finally
love the style, love the humor, love the simplicity, love how much I learn in such a short time
Everybody needs to know about this channel
This series is phenomenal!
Thank you so much for this video, my GCSE coursewok has just got soo much easier!
Both the content and the effects are amazingly good.
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Much love from 2020
Great job guys deserve million views
Wow. Very good. The exact video I needed for Random numbers in python. Thank you
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6:00 as of March 2019 the Like ratio is 98.8 percent, ya'll scary.
For cryptography you can use the standard library module “secrets”
> import secrets
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your videos are the best please keep them coming
According to RUclips, there are around 1k likes (unfortunately, it's rounded) and 34171 views. If the likes were rounded down from 1500 (best case scenario), this means P(like)=4.39%, a bit off your calculations. Good tutorials on the other hand, so keep up the good work!
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Thanks @Socratica
for sharing great videos. you have explained many things in very short duration. I wish your videos will get more likes and you deserve Millions of subscribers to your channel.
You deserve much more views!
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so helpful!!!
first time seeing her videos, the moment i heard her voice I subscribed because I thought this was so cool! lol
288k subs on this channel is a shame . should be atleast a mil.
i like her very much and i think i understand python logic more because of liking her
I love this channel! So good! Thank you for all your work!
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"Now we're rolling" - i love it
Love all videos very informative
Very impressive and helpful video, hope you have more Python tutorials coming up in the future. Thanks a lot.
Many more Python videos are on the way! In fact, we're filming three more this week. :)
Production value over 9000!
I wish she would upload more videos related to data science and other !!!
Hello,first of all I want to thank you for sharing with us this information! Could you please make a short video about the types of algorithms in python ? Thank you again xD
These videos are amazing, please do more.
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Okay ! If all lecturers were like this all students would get As. Thank you !
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Hi Socratic, your videos are so awesome! it helps me a lot ! can you make some videos about the python generator and the difference between yield and return?
Absolutely love your videos. Great job!
Coming from C++ and starting to learn Python; I have to give Python a P++ and I have to give Socratica a S++!
Helpful. Thank you so much.
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Hi !
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i learn a lot here please keep this practice continue .
thanks :)
It's worth watching these until the end, if for no other reason but the punch line at the end.
She delivers the lesson like a machine and then cuts you off at the ankles with a line like, "a fuzzy-wuzzy mess".
Thank you very much for this tutorial.
Yey, you've got a bitcoin-wallet. Finally a way for me to contribute to you :)
Trestein, we are so grateful for your support! We love that our fans can help support our efforts using bitcoin. We can't tell you how much we appreciate it. Your donation will help us make our next Python video even sooner!
All the best from all of us at Socratica
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Firstly, I want to say thank you, Started this month and it seems to be going well.
To practice I made a RNG to simulate gear drop in BL2 and it works, but there is a issue...
in outcomes there is a place holder for Legendaries name Legendaries which makes Legendaries print from the Legendaries list named outcomes2.
The issue is from time to time I get a print "Legendaries".
I will post my code below and if someone takes the time and check if they see the issue or a fix I will be please with the solution
On a side note I have found that the code works without the elif and else parts:
import random
outcomes = ['White', 'Green', 'Blue', 'Purple', 'Legendary']
outcomes2 = ['Infinity', 'Conference Call', 'Ogre', 'Norfleet', 'Lyuda']
for i in range(20):
print(random.choice(outcomes))
if (random.choice(outcomes)) == 'Legendary':
print(random.choice(outcomes2))
elif print == "Legendary":
print(random.choice(outcomes2))
else:
print(random.choice(outcomes2))
Thank you mam