This, my friend, was very helpful! It helped to break it down and I feel like I am finally getting it! In an instance such as this "for X in Y:" it helped me to see that Y is the object that it is trying to iterate and X can just be any variable you make up and is not dependent on anything else. That solidified when you assigned the variable in X a value then put it in the 'for' statement and it reassigned the value. Thanks so much for doing this Reuven! I know others have had this question, but thanks for making this video the day after I asked you this very question!
Coming from C++ what you said at 9:22 I so much concur. Even after more than 2 years in python it bugs me(pun intended). I sometimes do write a for loop like 10:23. But after your sane explanation it makes more sense to follow your methodology thanks Reuven
I did... after recording this video... I'll definitely double-check my microphone before recording in the future; it hadn't given me such trouble before, and I'm sorry it sounds so, um, bad.
This, my friend, was very helpful! It helped to break it down and I feel like I am finally getting it!
In an instance such as this "for X in Y:" it helped me to see that Y is the object that it is trying to iterate and X can just be any variable you make up and is not dependent on anything else. That solidified when you assigned the variable in X a value then put it in the 'for' statement and it reassigned the value.
Thanks so much for doing this Reuven! I know others have had this question, but thanks for making this video the day after I asked you this very question!
My pleasure; glad it helped!
Wish you would make more videos like this about the difficult topics in Python, I will be so glad and happy thank you so much
I'm trying to make videos more frequently; let me know what topics would be helpful, and I'll do what I can!
Coming from C++ what you said at 9:22 I so much concur. Even after more than 2 years in python it bugs me(pun intended). I sometimes do write a for loop like 10:23. But after your sane explanation it makes more sense to follow your methodology
thanks Reuven
Nice and clear explanation. Thanks Reuven!
I love you man you are the best it's very clear to me now
Wow, thanks so much! Very glad to know that it helped.
Great explanation
Glad it helped!
Hope you figure out your sound issues.
I did... after recording this video... I'll definitely double-check my microphone before recording in the future; it hadn't given me such trouble before, and I'm sorry it sounds so, um, bad.