Love the length of these videos; i feel like many python tutorials are hours long which can be kind of daunting! keeping each video on a few topics makes it much easier to take on. thanks!
Hi Dave, thank you for these videos, I have watched your tutorials on HTML, CSS, Javascript, React (not-finished) and Next.js. You are the best. For improving the game code, can I re-write the code as: * if player == 1: player = "Rock" elif player == 2: player = "Paper" else: player = "Scissors" * instead of importing Enum? obviously you will do it for computer and then print("You chose " + player + ".") print("Python chose " + computer + ".")
Excellent video! I did have trouble triggering the 'exit' if statement for invalid player entries though. It seems the pipe no longer works as an 'or' operator in Python 3.12.0. I got the statement to trigger by simply using 'or' instead of the pipe.
Hey Dave, thanks you for the contents and education, I have been learning a lot from all your videos. Please can you also teach us something about using react animation packages like react spring? I have been trying to read the docs and wrap my head around it, but everything seems complicated.
So I am trying to add that only int can be used. So if I would type a letter or another character besides a number it would print to try again with a number. I have been trying for a while now but can't figure it out to add it in this code. I could use some help.
12:19 i like python a lot. But i don't like the keyword `elif`. Why did they call it that? It's inconsistent. If you're going to say elif for elseif, then you should say el for else.
When I enter 2 for my choice and press enter it only just takes me back to another prompt but it doesn’t tell me what I selected vs what the computer selected. What is the issue? 10:48
I had the same, and for me was an indentation issue in your code. The lines following the if player < 1 or player > 3: condition should be properly indented to be inside the if block
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For those who are running into problems:
Just replace the "|" with "or"
Thankyouu
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print('Thanks Dave! ')
Welcome!
Print ('Real!')
Thanks a ton for making these videos Dave.
Love the length of these videos; i feel like many python tutorials are hours long which can be kind of daunting! keeping each video on a few topics makes it much easier to take on. thanks!
Thank you so much, you are single handedly teaching me python in a very user friendly and simple way.
Hi Dave, thank you for these videos, I have watched your tutorials on HTML, CSS, Javascript, React (not-finished) and Next.js. You are the best. For improving the game code, can I re-write the code as:
*
if player == 1:
player = "Rock"
elif player == 2:
player = "Paper"
else:
player = "Scissors"
*
instead of importing Enum? obviously you will do it for computer and then print("You chose " + player + ".")
print("Python chose " + computer + ".")
These vidoes are awesome, thanks for making them Dave!
THANK YOU FOR MAKING MY LEARNING SO EASY WITH YOUR GREAT EXPLANATIONS DAVE 👍👍
very good. Downloaded your videos so i had to go through them here to give you thumbs up and a comment. Nice
Now my class start learning Python, these lessons help me a lot.
Glad to hear it!
Excellent video!
I did have trouble triggering the 'exit' if statement for invalid player entries though.
It seems the pipe no longer works as an 'or' operator in Python 3.12.0. I got the statement to trigger by simply using 'or' instead of the pipe.
A correction should have shown as a pop-up on the screen? Noted in the description. You are correct, btw! 💯
Awesome tutorial! Thank you so much. 1 question: is RPS(player).name not much simplier that replace, or am i missing something?
AMAZING DAVE!!
Thank you!
thanks dave
Great series Dave 🔥
Definitely good to take a JS every now and then.
Let’s see how far you take us!
Thank you!
I meant ‘take a break’ 😅
Thank you Dave! Keep the good stuff flowing 🤘
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Hi Dave your tutorial are the best and simple to follow..thanks
As perfect as usual!
Thank you!
Hey Dave, thanks you for the contents and education, I have been learning a lot from all your videos. Please can you also teach us something about using react animation packages like react spring? I have been trying to read the docs and wrap my head around it, but everything seems complicated.
You're welcome and thanks for the request!
So I am trying to add that only int can be used. So if I would type a letter or another character besides a number it would print to try again with a number.
I have been trying for a while now but can't figure it out to add it in this code. I could use some help.
Nice video. Please upload video regularly plzzz dev. And thanks for your amazing content as always.
Thank you! I upload every Tues & Friday. Lately, Python on Tuesdays.
When I enter any 3 numbers in the terminal(1 for rock, 2 for scissors, 3 for paper) nothing happens. I am not sure what the issue is. Can anyone help?
Nice video Dave but I am have trouble anytime I type computer it keeps showing that computer isn't defined
So I changed it to compter rather computer
Progress over perfection
12:19 i like python a lot. But i don't like the keyword `elif`. Why did they call it that? It's inconsistent. If you're going to say elif for elseif, then you should say el for else.
ANYONE WATCHING THIS IN THE FUTURE, IF YOUR IF STATEMENT ISNT WORKING AS EXPECTED, REPLACE THE "|" CHARACTER WITH THE WORD "or"
Thank u
When I enter 2 for my choice and press enter it only just takes me back to another prompt but it doesn’t tell me what I selected vs what the computer selected. What is the issue? 10:48
I had the same, and for me was an indentation issue in your code. The lines following the if player < 1 or player > 3: condition should be properly indented to be inside the if block
Thanks
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Thanks!
Welcome!
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Thank you for the request! That won't be part of this beginners series, but it could happen sometime afterwards. 🚀
Personally, i would prefer arbitrary human-friendly labels, with embedded spaces if needed. I wouldn't display an enum or constant name to the user.
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it's better to avoid such things