Python Data Types for Beginners | Python tutorial
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- Опубліковано 11 чер 2024
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Learn Python data types in this beginners tutorial. You will learn about Python basic data types, literal assignments, constructor functions, methods, built-in Python functions, and more.
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Python Data Types Tutorial 🐍
(00:00) Intro
(00:05) Welcome
(00:13) Naming a Python file
(01:01) Literal Assignment & Checking Data Types
(03:37) Constructor functions
(05:49) String concatenation
(07:00) Casting a number to a string
(08:39) Multi-line strings
(10:07) Escaping Special Characters
(12:51) String Methods
(19:19) Building a Menu
(22:18) String Indexes & Index Ranges
(24:36) Boolean data type
(27:48) Integer data type
(28:50) Float data type
(29:36) Complex numeric data type
(30:53) Built-in numeric functions
(32:51) The math module
(35:31) Casting a string to a number
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Dave... I hate math, and you somehow just made it manageable for me. THANK YOU!!!!
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Hi, just wanted to say thanks for making this! I'm learning python so I can eventually work with it in the GIS field. I am glad your basics have such great explanations!
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Thank you! The React course for beginners teaches fundamentals and everything still applies. When you get to the React Router part, look in the description for the link that updates the React Router info. That is the only part to note for changes.
Its pretty cool that I alrady knew about indexes starting at 0 due to Blender's geometry nodes! Looking forward to being able to get more of of Blender after learning more about python! Really appreciate these vids, Dave!
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nice Dave, can you please guide me how I can set font as did in your vs code ?
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Glad I could help!
Fantastic tutes. 7:49 Why doesn't 1980 have quotes around it?
Hi! when I try to print the type of the variable, I get all the time invalid syntax message. No spelling issues, no missing parenthesis. I noticed that the type function doesn't turn red as in your example. I installed all extensions. What can it be? My Python version is 3.9.13
send me the code, i will test on my machine
Thanks
Welcome!
and it was going so well...
How do I get the same python syntax color theme in VSCode?
Dave. I want to ask that whenever you post a new Python video , do you delete the previous files- like hello.py
You can if you want to. They are all just examples for each lesson right now.
on 2:49 at line 8, how to merge the '==' to looks like one long '='? is there an extension for it?
You can enable font ligatures in your VS Code settings file. I disabled them for future tutorials. I show how here: ua-cam.com/users/shortsf1HVI5slxms
21:31 What happens if the rjust and ljust fill is longer than the width of your terminal?
What happens if you leave out the `4` parameter of rjust. In this case, that 4 causes `$1` to fill a length of 4 chars, but won't it fill the remaining space in the terminal width anyway?
Edit: So i think the 4 means to place the text directly after the preceding text (in this case, "Coffee.........."), rather than right-justify on the entire terminal line. I get it now.
Hi Dave! I'm loving this tutorial. I came across a problem at 9:05. I cant seem to get the triple quotes to autocomplete. I can do it for the single quotes but when I move out of the single and try to add another it does not autocomplete. Do you have any suggestions?
Not sure why you are not getting auto-completion in VS Code. You might check the setting mentioned in this Stackoverflow answer: stackoverflow.com/questions/45808557/autoclose-single-and-double-quotes-vscode
@@DaveGrayTeachesCode thanks for the reply. I did check these settings, i also thought it was some plugins but nothing seems to fix this. Its fine its just that i would like to know why i will keep at it. Thanks again
Please at the end, put all of these Video tutorials into the one. (Attach them all in one video) .
Like you did for HTML,CSS,JavaScript, ......
Thanks
Best regards
I will do that.
33:13 Which extension?
27:21 Aren't these equivalent?
x = False
x = bool(False)
Please make git tutorial continuation
Will do!
Hi Dave, Just for curiosity... weird that you haven't taught Ruby on Rails. For me its like the best Framework out there. Python brings you to django, but if you've used rails -- you'd know its not even remotely the same.
Maybe one day. There are so many languages and more. My favorites are JS and Python.
30:06 Interesting that .real and .imag are properties, not functions. I guess the difference is that functions modify something, properties just tell you something about the thing without modifying it.
It seems that .real returns the real PART of the variable, and .imag returns the imaginary PART.
Highlight "First", then "Control and D", then type "Pizza"... Issue is, it also changes all the words "First"' on the file. How can I fix that?
Ctrl+D should on select the next instance of the word and not all instances. You can press Alt+Click to deselect any instance you want.
@@DaveGrayTeachesCode Thank you for your speedy response, and for the solution to the issue
10:37 ahaha the js reflex `...`
The struggle is real!
Sir,
when i type ....
import math
don't move to the top in my vscode.
Did you install the Python extension I discuss in the first lesson of this series? I mention it when I discuss the import moving to the top. VS Code needs to know how to format the Python file.
Alright Sir
@@DaveGrayTeachesCode I did but it still didn't go up. my version is 3.12.1. any idea how to fix that?
oh, first point I can erase my previous comment about creating new file ;)
7:55 You said you have to cast it as a string to concat in a sentence, but you didn't cast it. You didn't write
stmt = 'i like ' + str(decade)
you wrote
stmt = 'i like ' + decade
i see now you meant you had to previously cast it, as you did. But it was confusing for a minute!