Thanks Hemanth👍 Around 130 videos Core Python ki vastai. Ee 130 videos lo around 35 ~ 40 videos are related to the coding exercises and assignments. Ee 130 videos complete ga follow ayithe, Core Python lo strong knowledge vastundi. Same Core Python pattern lagane Advanced Python kuda around 120 videos vastai. If you follow all my Python videos, you will become an expert in the Python. Complete playlist link: ua-cam.com/play/PLaPm1H5AnNYtG6OJJhQU45s-DA3qomRG7.html&si=KLkTLv2sKTKUE82J Inka emina doubts unte adagandi.
hi sir, well explained. i have onedoubt , enterpreter and compiler ani sysytem ki ela telusthundhi sir ,manam code ni run chestham kadh akkada line by line execution or overall execution ni batti .exe file anedhi complilor lo create avuthundhi kadha so adhe na doubt .
@srikoushikthallada1854: Determining whether a program will be executed using a compiler or an interpreter primarily depends on the programming language you're using. Inherently Compiled Languages: Some languages are designed to be compiled into machine code. For example, C, C++, and Rust are traditionally compiled languages. If you're writing in one of these languages, you'll typically use a compiler to translate your code into an executable program. Inherently Interpreted Languages: Languages like Python, Ruby, and JavaScript are traditionally interpreted. They are designed to be executed with an interpreter, which reads and executes the source code directly, without the need for a prior compilation step. Example: When you install Python on your system, the installation package includes the Python interpreter among other essential components. The Python interpreter is the program that reads and executes the Python code you write. In conclusion, python.exe is the executable file that contains the Python interpreter on Windows, enabling the execution of Python code. I hope this answers your question.
Avunu Lokesh. Deepth ga each concept ni explain chestuna. Danitho pattu assignments and coding exercise kuda unai. In case meeku use avani topics ni skip cheyyandi.
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Very well explained sir😊
@santoshrao4482:
Thank you so much! I'm glad you found the explanation helpful. 😊
Nice sir baga cheputunaru sor miru petena 85 videos saripothaia inka indepth ga untaiaa phython lo
Thanks Hemanth👍
Around 130 videos Core Python ki vastai. Ee 130 videos lo around 35 ~ 40 videos are related to the coding exercises and assignments.
Ee 130 videos complete ga follow ayithe, Core Python lo strong knowledge vastundi.
Same Core Python pattern lagane Advanced Python kuda around 120 videos vastai.
If you follow all my Python videos, you will become an expert in the Python.
Complete playlist link: ua-cam.com/play/PLaPm1H5AnNYtG6OJJhQU45s-DA3qomRG7.html&si=KLkTLv2sKTKUE82J
Inka emina doubts unte adagandi.
hi sir, well explained. i have onedoubt , enterpreter and compiler ani sysytem ki ela telusthundhi sir ,manam code ni run chestham kadh akkada line by line execution or overall execution ni batti .exe file anedhi complilor lo create avuthundhi kadha so adhe na doubt .
@srikoushikthallada1854:
Determining whether a program will be executed using a compiler or an interpreter primarily depends on the programming language you're using.
Inherently Compiled Languages: Some languages are designed to be compiled into machine code. For example, C, C++, and Rust are traditionally compiled languages. If you're writing in one of these languages, you'll typically use a compiler to translate your code into an executable program.
Inherently Interpreted Languages: Languages like Python, Ruby, and JavaScript are traditionally interpreted. They are designed to be executed with an interpreter, which reads and executes the source code directly, without the need for a prior compilation step.
Example:
When you install Python on your system, the installation package includes the Python interpreter among other essential components. The Python interpreter is the program that reads and executes the Python code you write.
In conclusion, python.exe is the executable file that contains the Python interpreter on Windows, enabling the execution of Python code.
I hope this answers your question.
@@AnilITEduTelugu thank you so much sir
@@srikoushikthallada1854:
It's my pleasure 😀
Hi sir p1 to p61 still inka phython subject cheptunara
Avunu Lokesh. Deepth ga each concept ni explain chestuna. Danitho pattu assignments and coding exercise kuda unai. In case meeku use avani topics ni skip cheyyandi.