Great lesson! I do want to mention something about sorting.... and call me out if I am mistaken. You can use users.sort(key=str.upper) as well to organize lowercase data. Also, none of the key= is necessary if the change is AFTER the .sort() - only before.
I recently couldn't comment on your videos, YT kept deleting them directly after submit, Just wanted to say it's a nice video as usual, so thanks 💯 BTW, 30:58 you can hit ctrl + space to bring the IntelliSense list back
These lessons are so good, Thanks so much. Question how does one remember all the ins and outs of the Python commands? I wait a day and try to remember how you showed the commands to accomplish things and I completely forget what you said and have to go back to see what you said. Very Frustrating!
I think you shouldn't worry about terminologies, like calling list what's exactly an array. You could just state that in Python it's called a list, but that's just a terminology factor.
Mr Gray, you are an awesome experienced programmer, thank you for the time you spent to make these tutorials, they will have a profound impact on the career of a lot of programmers for sure! There’s one questions I’d like about a topic that has been bothering since November. What will programmers do when AI gets good at programming in your opinion? Thank you in advance…
Good programmers solve problems. The difficult part isn't the syntax or the programming language. The difficult part is taking the "user stories" - what the stakeholders tell you they want - and they are not usually good at communicating it - and turning that into a code solution that solve their problem the way they want it. If you can do that, you will always have a job.
I think you should have talked about tuples that have only one value and mention the trailing comma. I remember the first time I came across such syntax, it was really confusing. Another thing I think that should have been included in this video is the topic of List Comprehension. Other than that, everything else was just great.
Is there a way to see if 2 lists containing identical elements are actually the same list in RAM? i.e., is there some characteristic (other than the name of the list) available to a Python coder that distinguishes them?
Hey Dave. Please tell me when you inserted 'dave' (line 54) at 17.00 and then changed it to ['dave'] where did those 'd','a','v','e' go? Because you did not delete those from the list. I'm baffled how did those vanish at 17.22 ? Hoping to hear from you soon.
Absolutely AWESOME pedagogy, Sir Dave. Salutations from France.
Great lesson! I do want to mention something about sorting.... and call me out if I am mistaken. You can use users.sort(key=str.upper) as well to organize lowercase data. Also, none of the key= is necessary if the change is AFTER the .sort() - only before.
I recently couldn't comment on your videos, YT kept deleting them directly after submit,
Just wanted to say it's a nice video as usual, so thanks 💯
BTW, 30:58 you can hit ctrl + space to bring the IntelliSense list back
Good to hear from you again, Ahmad! And nice suggestion! 💯
Nice Tip.
These lessons are so good, Thanks so much. Question how does one remember all the ins and outs of the Python commands? I wait a day and try to remember how you showed the commands to accomplish things and I completely forget what you said and have to go back to see what you said. Very Frustrating!
God bless you and your family Dave, you are a good guy.
Thank you very much Dave. This video, and all your other videos have been very great.
Monty!!
This series is great for us “monolinguals”.
I think you shouldn't worry about terminologies, like calling list what's exactly an array. You could just state that in Python it's called a list, but that's just a terminology factor.
Mr Gray, you are an awesome experienced programmer, thank you for the time you spent to make these tutorials, they will have a profound impact on the career of a lot of programmers for sure! There’s one questions I’d like about a topic that has been bothering since November. What will programmers do when AI gets good at programming in your opinion? Thank you in advance…
Good programmers solve problems. The difficult part isn't the syntax or the programming language. The difficult part is taking the "user stories" - what the stakeholders tell you they want - and they are not usually good at communicating it - and turning that into a code solution that solve their problem the way they want it. If you can do that, you will always have a job.
@@DaveGrayTeachesCode Straight to the point as always! Let’s hope that we will be able to do the coding because it’s kinda fun. Thank you very much!
I think you should have talked about tuples that have only one value and mention the trailing comma. I remember the first time I came across such syntax, it was really confusing. Another thing I think that should have been included in this video is the topic of List Comprehension. Other than that, everything else was just great.
thanks a lot for teaching . you are the Best
very good. Downloaded your videos so i had to go through them here to give you thumbs up and a comment.
thanks dave
Thanks You, Sir
Most welcome!
Thanks for another brilliant lesson!
Glad you liked it!
Is there a way to see if 2 lists containing identical elements are actually the same list in RAM? i.e., is there some characteristic (other than the name of the list) available to a Python coder that distinguishes them?
first :)
thanks for the video, well explained
You're welcome!
Thank you sir Dave ♥️. Can you make Django tutorial using MVC architecture?
You're welcome! Thank you for the request! I can do something more advanced like that after I finish building this Python for Beginners series.
Thanks for another good lesson!
You're welcome!
Amazing Dave ❤❤
Sir Upload Video About GPT - 4
take a shot every time he says tuple
Hey Dave. Please tell me when you inserted 'dave' (line 54) at 17.00 and then changed it to ['dave'] where did those 'd','a','v','e' go? Because you did not delete those from the list. I'm baffled how did those vanish at 17.22 ? Hoping to hear from you soon.
Python re ran the program, so it was replaced with ''dave'
Hey man, from the video [“Dave”, 42, True]
Are you 42?
Btw thanks for the video. I am so excited to learn more 🙏🏽
You're welcome! No, I often reference the number 42 though. Look up hitchhiker's guide to the Galaxy.
Bro deleting items on lists like the mafia deletes its members.
I'm surprised that "|" worked though. (lesson05)