¿Can we appreciate the fact that alex spent 30 minutes to teach us "While Loops" and then we have the short five minute teaching lesson? Thank you so much for the worka and effort to teach us python! I'll leave my like (I'm already subscribed ❤)
“for your eyes only “ please make a video about how to prepare presentations ,it will be really helpful guys like me who don’t havd real data analyst work experience
Hi Alex, thanks the useful contents as always. I also wanted to ask if one of your next tutorial series could be about the finance/economic concepts required for a data analyst job. It seems an important subject, especially for people like me who come from a different field, but I haven't seen a data analyst channel or an online resource focusing on that aspect.
Hello Alex, thank you for the video on while loops. May I ask you that as a Data Analyst, 1. how often do you code? 2. What language do you use? (I am trying to switch careers/jobs and go back to a community college to learn Python. But, I am just wondering do you code in Java as well? ) Thank you!
@@AlexTheAnalyst Thank you, Alex, my mate! The most frustrating part is that my community college requires us to choose between 1]. Taking 2 classes in C++, or 2]. Taking 2 classes in Java to obtain an Associate Degree in Data Sciences. But the ridiculous part is that my Dept Chair DIDN'T mandate us to take SQL or EXCEL - but mandated us to take either Java or C++. (No wonder why a college degree doesn't prepare for the job 😭😭) . This is why I ask you what coding languages you use.
@@cwong1229 Lol yeah most colleges will want you to take an intro programming language like Java. Not really used in this career path, but can be a good one to know for a lot of others. I don't just Java at all, but learned it because I like programming lol
Hey Alex, thanks for your videos. I am a bit confused about this one though, so when number is 0 and you say number+1, isn't it supposed to start with a 1 directly skipping the 0???
I hope you already found the answer to your question. If not just concentrate on the sequence. In this we are printing the number first and then increasing it by 1. So 0 will be printed and then increment happens. As the answer you suggest just increment the number first and then use print command. You won't see 0.
Hello Alex, I'm an university student. Currently I'm learning Excel and SQL. I just want to know that can I get a full time/ part time remote Data Analyst job?
¿Can we appreciate the fact that alex spent 30 minutes to teach us "While Loops" and then we have the short five minute teaching lesson?
Thank you so much for the worka and effort to teach us python!
I'll leave my like (I'm already subscribed ❤)
Just learned about loops on Mimo but it’s not comprehensive in explaining it. Thanks for this!
1:56 You can also use number += 1 as that is the same as number = number + 1
Awesome tutorial 💯 10/10.
The first time I learned about while loops I was a bit confused. After practicing with them for a while (hehe) I’m much more comfortable using them.
Practice makes... progress!
I didn't know that break and continue had that sort of impact on the else clause written after. Thank you Alex
Hey Alex thank you for introducing me to this interesting world of data.
“for your eyes only “ please make a video about how to prepare presentations ,it will be really helpful guys like me who don’t havd real data analyst work experience
Knowledge purpose. Thank You Alex
Well explained, thanks!
Awesome, kudos Sir
Hi Alex, thanks the useful contents as always. I also wanted to ask if one of your next tutorial series could be about the finance/economic concepts required for a data analyst job. It seems an important subject, especially for people like me who come from a different field, but I haven't seen a data analyst channel or an online resource focusing on that aspect.
Another great content
Thanks Alex
Excellent
Awesome!
Thank you sir
Really good videos Alex. Would appreciate if you could recommend where to do some exercises.
1:01 why is the number = 1 but not any other number?
Thank you sir!
Hello Alex, thank you for the video on while loops. May I ask you that as a Data Analyst, 1. how often do you code?
2. What language do you use? (I am trying to switch careers/jobs and go back to a community college to learn Python. But, I am just wondering do you code in Java as well? )
Thank you!
I don't use a lot of Java myself. I do use Python quite a bit and Scala as well.
@@AlexTheAnalyst Thank you, Alex, my mate! The most frustrating part is that my community college requires us to choose between 1]. Taking 2 classes in C++, or 2]. Taking 2 classes in Java to obtain an Associate Degree in Data Sciences. But the ridiculous part is that my Dept Chair DIDN'T mandate us to take SQL or EXCEL - but mandated us to take either Java or C++. (No wonder why a college degree doesn't prepare for the job 😭😭) . This is why I ask you what coding languages you use.
@@cwong1229 Lol yeah most colleges will want you to take an intro programming language like Java. Not really used in this career path, but can be a good one to know for a lot of others. I don't just Java at all, but learned it because I like programming lol
Can we not use 'If statement' with For loops in order to recreat while loops?
Hey Alex, thanks for your videos. I am a bit confused about this one though, so when number is 0 and you say number+1, isn't it supposed to start with a 1 directly skipping the 0???
I hope you already found the answer to your question.
If not just concentrate on the sequence.
In this we are printing the number first and then increasing it by 1.
So 0 will be printed and then increment happens.
As the answer you suggest just increment the number first and then use print command. You won't see 0.
@@jam00ra Thank you. I needed this answer.
nice
Hello Alex,
I'm an university student. Currently I'm learning Excel and SQL. I just want to know that can I get a full time/ part time remote Data Analyst job?
What do I get if I join?