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how do you "trash" a variable in python? Isnt it a garbage collected language? I'm not an expert bit I use python a decent bit I've never ever heard of this. Not talking about "with".

@warguy6474 You’re able to use the “del” keyword before a variable name to explicitly free the memory. Python is garbage collected. I don’t believe Taokyle watched the entire video through. After using “with” or any context manager, the garbage collector will indeed trash the variable and free resources.

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It builds on my previous episodes, take a look!

Mmm, mechanical keyboards 💪

Slide link to keyboard pls

@@shadowstrikesmc RK68 with Akko Creamy Yellow v3. Tape modded and foamed. Using the keycaps that came with the board. Stabilizers and switches factory lubed.

Exactly

Worth noting. Thanks. Not sure why I did it using indexing notation 🤔 For anyone reading, it’s better to check for None using a conditional rather than wrapping everything in a try except 🚀

Of course, but keep in mind Python is heavily used for data analytics. Sets have methods such as intersection and unions which is very useful for i.e probability. It’s up to the developer to decide what data structure they want to use, but it’s worth being familiar with tuples and sets too 🚀

Good job! Maybe it's time to learn then! You might even be able to make your own AI one day with Python Tensorflow and Pytorch

@@ProgrammersRealm i am sure knowing the language gives you an edge but by now a.i. can tell me how to do it, where to find stuff and how to implement it. it's there 24/7 and it has neverending patience. sure, it has flaws too, but no other field is working as hard to iron them out. it probably will develop a new way of "coding" by itself. i am most definitely not going to spend time on learning python (anymore). considered it for a while but why?

@@tikkivolta2854 Certainly true. We're definitely moving into an era surrounded by AI. The thing is, programming languages are for humans to interact with computers. If you just wanted a AI to program something, it could absolutely just write the binaries directly for the program, optimizing it down to a per-byte level. There would be no need for human observation in that case, as the computer is then writing in its own language - ones and zeroes. (Maybe one day computers will be able to build themselves 😁)

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Thank you!

more like a fundamental function lol

Hey there! By default, Python is not installed on your computer. You will need to download an install Python from the python.org website. Make sure to install the latest version, being 3.12.4. After running the installer, (assuming you're on Windows) open a command prompt, and type "py --version." It should show "Python 3.12.4" if everything's working. Run your program again, with "py" in front of it, e.g "py helloworld.py" and it should run this time. Make sure you are in the correct directory (folder) - I'll make a video on how to install Python in the near future, so keep a look out if it still doesn't work

Hi Stefano, thanks for your comment! Indeed, using the Numpy module, you can use the "@" operator to multiply matrices. I'll make a video on matrix arithmetic when I start the 'Python Intermediate' series