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Noah
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Just a computer science student, enjoy!
Creating a new NO ACTIVITY project | Android Studio
In this tutorial we create a new Android studio project from the "no activity" template. Thought this might be useful for some people since none of the tutorials I found created a no activity project.
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Java Programming: Exceptions, try & catch
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This is a java programming course. #java #programming #course #coding
Java Programming: Aggregation, abstract, and interface
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This is a java programming course. #java #programming #course #coding 0:00 - Intro 0:35 - Abstract 2:04 - Interface 3:24 - Implementing interface 4:32 - Aggregation
Java Programming: Inheritance, packages, and super
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This is a java programming course. #java #programming #course #coding 0:00 - Intro 0:08 - Packages 1:48 - Parent class (Super class) 3:00 - Sub classes 5:32 - Override 6:57 - Super
Java Programming: Data Types, Loops, StringBuffer
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This is a java programming course. #java #programming #course #coding 0:00 - Intro 0:07 - Primitive data types 1:44 - String 2:56 - StringBuffer 4:18 - Arrays 5:36 - While loop 6:32 - Do while loop 7:48 - For loop
Java Programming: classes, objects, methods, constructors, and static
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This is a java programming course. #java #programming #course 0:00 - Intro 0:10 - Creating a Project 0:52 - What's a Class 1:36 - Main function 2:38 - Making Classes 6:43 - Constructor 8:41 - Methods 11:00 - Static
Typochamp - A game made in 24h during HackNotts84
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The game was made in a 4 person team, in 24 hours. We also have a website with download links, but I'm not sure on which systems we got it to work. typochamp.com/
C Programming - Functions, Variables, Operators
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C Programming - Functions, Variables, Operators
Functional MP3 Player in Python | Project Building
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Finished Program Files: drive.google.com/drive/folder... Channel Page: youtube.com/@definitelynoah Outro Music: www.youtube.com/watch?v=pL4UA... #python #pysimplegui #mp3player #project #programming
Building an MP3 GUI with Python | Project Building
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Finished Program Files: drive.google.com/drive/folders/1PvPfxhuhW1_gVCmfGN82o68M1wO16RVo?usp=share_link Channel Page: www.youtube.com/@definitelynoah Outro Music: ua-cam.com/video/pL4UAB1GFCs/v-deo.html #python #pysimplegui #mp3player #project #programming
Advanced Python - Threading #10
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Advanced Python - Closures #08
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Advanced Python - Regex ( Regular Expression ) #05
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Advanced Python - Regex ( Regular Expression ) #05
Advanced Python - Variable Number of Arguments & More about Generators #04
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Advanced Python - Lambda Function, Filter and Map #03
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Advanced Python - Lambda Function, Filter and Map #03
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Python Basics - Object Functions (Methods) #32
Java Basics - Variables and Hello World #02
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Java Basics - Variables and Hello World #02
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Python Basics - Python Modules for Beginners #30
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Many thanks. Many tutorials usually start with "Empty Activity" most of the time.
please more videos about android mobile app development there is not many tutorials that are noob/beginner friendly videos
this is gold you are heaven sent I always wanted to start from scratch when using android studio but there is not many videos. highly recommend you start a series on mobile app development on android studio
why does the function get called right as it is returned?
So, if I've understood this, you use closures in Python to store variables wich are not the global scope?
Pretty much, yes
@@definitelynoahwhat's your contact let's be freinds
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why can't I just write 'def square_it(num): num_to_power(num, 2)
Great videos mate! Like + subscribe Cheers from Brazil
super użytkownik
Why do I need this? 🤔 Why not just write a proper function? def function():
Lambas are mostly useful for when you need a function that will only be used once.
regex: The most likely thing I'm going to copy/paste from stackoverflow.
you are definitely the best I came back here to ask if you have content about "DataViz"
Hey Noah! I attended the Hackathon and was part of the team that won the 'Obsess Over the Customer' category. It's awesome to see that you have a UA-cam channel and made a video about the project - great work for only 24 hours :)
Thank you Noah!
Nice video! Probably a follow up would be good to show the advantages to use the generators and the yielding. Also, a small note, from my knowledge, it is good/common practice to use "_" instead a var name (like "i") in a for loop, if the (temporary) variable is not used inside the loop.
Noah, your drive crashed or something :(
Hi, at the moment I'm just doing videos from C programming since that's what I'm covering at university. Might come back to python at some point.
@@definitelynoah Thank you! Good Luck. I'll subscribe this channel!
You are missing the else and finally cases, which are optional but important to cover in the try except block.
Some real coding let's go
He's back on business :o
I will definitely :) save this one into some playlist!
Ahhh this is nice!
when java guide
i still cant understnd why this result need to be there
noah i like ur channel really keep doing more and pls give a way for contacting
Feel free to leave suggestions on what to add / improve with the program!
Hey, love the content, mind creating a discord for us to study together
@@zeksal9220 I was wondering about a discord, I just don't think there's enough people yet who would want to join. I will certainly think about it.
@@definitelynoah Awesome, will be waiting for it. There is no shame in starting small :D
I'm probably gonna watch that more again when I forget all of it.
Great content keep it up Noah
Is there anything at all that lambda allows you to do that an if statement doesn't?
I have really been enjoying these advanced python videos, and I always learned something new. Thanks for your work put into this and I hope you will keep creating similar content in the future.
Multiprocessing is light in python if you want to utilize multicore cpus. Joblib is very good for this
Was glad to discover this series. Some of the best Python content on UA-cam
Great video! I'll be back several times to rewatch.
* = star/asterisk ^ = caret/circumflex
Yup, Thanks for correcting me!
Random Pirate: ARGHS!
The best explanation of what python classes are! Your videos are great to watch. Thanks!
Great channel Noah! You’ll have thousands of subscribers in no time. I was lucky to be early.
Please explain vaex library please
Why would I want to do this instead of defining square_it to be a regular (potentially a local) function? I could just write def square_it(num: float) -> float: return num_to_power(num, 2)
Doing it using partial functions is simpler when used with larger more complicated functions. It's also less resource expensive when running the program. You could do it your way, but at that point you're just doing partial functions manually instead of it being done automatically.
@Alex Miller There is no problem with writing a function inside a function. But again, this is a simplified example for illustrative purposes. In a more real-world situation, the function might have many different expected arguments with lots of different permutations, so defining a new function for every combination may not be the best course of action.
@@zachgarwood1012 This is a great illustration, thanks! If I had to define like 5 of these partial functions, then indeed it is much more readable and concise if I do it inline using partial.
Great videos and channel. Will you discuss context managers which are usually the preferred way to do file operations in python?
Might do at one point, but at the moment I already have a few things planned.
@@definitelynoah Sounds good! I'm sure you can always revisit this sometime in the future. I've subscribed and look forward to your future videos.
What are some use cases for this?
It seems like what it's essentially doing is defining default args after the function definition. So a use case would be if you declare a function somewhere that does a lot of different things, but in a certain instance you only want to use it in a limited way. You can already do this by just defining what args you're passing in each instance, but I can imagine this being useful when a function is called by an external API or a component that you don't have control over, or if you just want to make it clear how a specific instance of a function is meant to be used. It seems like a Pythonic attempt at an interface/implementation pattern like in Java, but it's kind of weird. Makes more sense to just define the default args to begin with and then overwrite them as needed. Or maybe you only have access to the correct values of certain params at certain parts of the program and this saves you passing them around. tl;dr I don't know
@@zachgarwood1012 That's makes a lot of sense!
Perfect videos for watching on the way to work!
Can't believe i've never used sets before. symmetric_difference will definitely come in handy
Finally a cool guide for regex. Thank you!