Video Outline! 1:41 - Tutorial Start 2:44 - Basic Math in Python 5:02 - What are variables? 8:37 - Naming variables 10:53 - Complex Math in Python 16:41 - Video Overview/Conclusion Feel free to watch on 1.25x or 1.5x speed to learn quicker If you have any questions about this video or anything else, please leave a comment! Second tutorial will be posted by 9:00pm on Feb 22! Subscribe to not miss anything.
I'm a statistician and love the simplicity of your tutorials! Programming for me is very useful and the more simple, the more the fun! Thank you so much and hugs from Brazil!
"Yes, Keith: I am learning a lot and I am feeling very comfortable with the way you deliver this Python information"; as a beginner--please keep up the good work!
This is incredible :D I’ve only ever tried to learn python by reading instructions, but I had NO idea how much easier it would be to learn from watching a video. :)
Hey Keith, great job on this tutorial series, finding it really useful. I enjoy pausing your videos and trying to build a small project as we go to develop my understanding. Keep it up!
Thanks for the video. “Name” is not concise, it is ambiguous. It could mean given name or given + family name, for examples, and that is already assuming that we are talking about people - people in certain cultures. In others, it could refer to given name + paternal family + maternal family. If we always use concise variable names, we won’t have to change them later.
Math rules say sin(pi)=0 , but "pi" is infinit long, however "pi" in python is long, but not infinit and therfor not the corect "pi"(but pretty close). Thats why you don't get 0, but pretty close... ; )
LMAO im new to python. I was trying to do 2+4 but pycharm wouldn't give me the answer. It works after doing print (2+4) however,the book did not specify the print part. It simply said 2+4 lol
Video Outline!
1:41 - Tutorial Start
2:44 - Basic Math in Python
5:02 - What are variables?
8:37 - Naming variables
10:53 - Complex Math in Python
16:41 - Video Overview/Conclusion
Feel free to watch on 1.25x or 1.5x speed to learn quicker
If you have any questions about this video or anything else, please leave a comment!
Second tutorial will be posted by 9:00pm on Feb 22!
Subscribe to not miss anything.
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this guy is so good at teaching
why is this entertaining. this is literally just math but weird and somehow you made it entertaining.
I'm a statistician and love the simplicity of your tutorials! Programming for me is very useful and the more simple, the more the fun! Thank you so much and hugs from Brazil!
Cheat Sheet
(0 = your number)
(A = your word)
(A/0 = your word or number)
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Math
Addiction: 0+0
Subtraction: 0-0
Division: 0/0
Multiplication:0*0
Power: 0**0
Floor Division: 0 // 0
Modular Division: 0 % 0
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Values
Printing: Print=("0/A")/Print=(0/A)
Bulien value: A/0 = True/False
String value: A = "A/0"
integer value: A/0 = A/0
Decimal value: A = 0.0
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Naming
abc
ABC
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123 (can't start with numbers)
"Yes, Keith: I am learning a lot and I am feeling very comfortable with the way you deliver this Python information"; as a beginner--please keep up the good work!
This is incredible :D
I’ve only ever tried to learn python by reading instructions, but I had NO idea how much easier it would be to learn from watching a video. :)
Just getting into python. Subscribed!
Thanks!
You have come a long way mate 👏🏼👏🏼
Nice tutorial and simple presentation. Love from India.
Dude love your videos ... pls keep uploading
this is by far the best tutorial ever
dude....thank you so much! Im looking forward to diving in!
Did you ever post the maths cheat sheet?
Bro it took my teacher 12 lessons to teach this tnx for your help
Hey Keith, great job on this tutorial series, finding it really useful. I enjoy pausing your videos and trying to build a small project as we go to develop my understanding. Keep it up!
7:00 "Yeah, yeah it is, I think Python is super fuck" xD
lol
Great stuff Keith
this video was suuuppperr helpful youve gained another subscriber
this is very useful unlike c++ which is complicated as hell
you made it so simple. amazing video
Great video!! Keep up the amazing work
Great video man!
this is super helpful!
Thanks for the video.
“Name” is not concise, it is ambiguous. It could mean given name or given + family name, for examples, and that is already assuming that we are talking about people - people in certain cultures. In others, it could refer to given name + paternal family + maternal family. If we always use concise variable names, we won’t have to change them later.
thanks for your help , student from singapore
I like your python tutorials
You've been a huge help to me
Thank you and keep up the good work! ;)
Peace!
Good Job! I found this to be very helpful!
Thanks for the great work !
Very helpful thank you!
Just did subscription. Thanks for this video very helpful for begenier like me..
youve earned a sub, great video!
awesome loved it
Bro your vids are amazing
thanks you very much bro
Do you have a video about Dictionaries?
Thanks for larger fonts.
Where's the cheat sheet?
Which editor is this you are using please?
i am trying to use build and it is not working
can i assign a randomly generated number as a variable in a function?
Will the cheat sheet be released soon?
I am also waiting for it.
Is there a way to find sin or cos of x without import math ??? 🙄
King
Yes I’m ms. Turtles
Thanks!
How do you make the text bigger ?
Cool video
Hold ctrl and press + or - or scroll your wheel on mouse.
what mic do you use for your videos?
You need to download python. Type Python.org on browser. You need Pycharm too. Type Jetbrains.com/Pycharm
Thank u sir
Love the video, however the volume is really low
Thx man
hi please can you answer a quick question on pthon its very important? :)
Yep I can try to! Let me know what the question is
Keith Galli how do you use int() to programs with numbers
%=remainder in division
would luv to see ur python
where's the math cheat sheet?
I got so exited when it printed my age
Whybdoes the answer not show when i press control b
Can someone explain 16:21
print(math.sin(math.pi))
I tried it in my own terminal & I also got 1.2246467991473532e-16.
Math rules say sin(pi)=0 , but "pi" is infinit long, however "pi" in python is long, but not infinit and therfor not the corect "pi"(but pretty close). Thats why you don't get 0, but pretty close... ; )
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lol you look so depressed
LMAO im new to python. I was trying to do 2+4 but pycharm wouldn't give me the answer. It works after doing print (2+4) however,the book did not specify the print part. It simply said 2+4 lol