Just wanted to say this is what I have been looking for. I have gone through some python courses and learned the basics, but only long enough to pass the section I was working on. Later not recalling how to use them. I would love to see a more extensive practice sheet on all the basics. Enough practice problems to keep you busy for 20 or 30 mins a day for a week for each basic. Really drill that repetition in. I think what you are doing here is really providing a service. I really appreciate it. Dont be afraid to ramp up the amount of practice problems. If someone feels like its too many they can stop and move on to the next thing. You have my like and subscribe.
yes exactly what I have been feeling. it is so frustrating not being able to recall previous lessons cause your mind goes blank. you made this comment 9 months ago...how has your coding journey been? I recently started learning and want to "master" the basics as they seem to be a common amongst all languages
I needed extra help with a Python course I'm currently learning, so I was looking for more exercise examples and your videos have helped a lot! Thank you.
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These were great man. I got all of em! Which makes me feel really good because I feel like I’m not retaining information sometime. Do you offer tutoring?
I dont get problem 7. What ıf only (1 ´,2), so 2*2=4 rıght?, but ıt seems there are only 3 ıtems ın (1, 2) ı know 1*2*3*4*5*6=720 but how the functıon show lıke that. so ın thıs queatıon, ıs ıt the ınterger* each other or the multıplıer* ınterger or multıplıer * multıplıer +1
Just wanted to say this is what I have been looking for. I have gone through some python courses and learned the basics, but only long enough to pass the section I was working on. Later not recalling how to use them. I would love to see a more extensive practice sheet on all the basics. Enough practice problems to keep you busy for 20 or 30 mins a day for a week for each basic. Really drill that repetition in. I think what you are doing here is really providing a service. I really appreciate it. Dont be afraid to ramp up the amount of practice problems. If someone feels like its too many they can stop and move on to the next thing. You have my like and subscribe.
yes exactly what I have been feeling. it is so frustrating not being able to recall previous lessons cause your mind goes blank. you made this comment 9 months ago...how has your coding journey been? I recently started learning and want to "master" the basics as they seem to be a common amongst all languages
@@bahathintuli1020 how has your journey been?
I needed extra help with a Python course I'm currently learning, so I was looking for more exercise examples and your videos have helped a lot! Thank you.
please add more complex problems on every topics - Thank you
I am currently taking a coding course. I just want you to know that your exercises have helped me gain confidence in writing code.
hey man! I want you to know you're outstanding!
you come with a great concept that really helps in the future.
along with these, I'm subscribing to your channel and expecting relevant concepts in your playlist.
thanking you
post more questions on loops and other topics
for technical interviews....
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I appreciate your videos man! Looking forward to watching more of your content.
Thank you sir! For providing practical problems related to the topic, keep up the good work!
These were great man. I got all of em! Which makes me feel really good because I feel like I’m not retaining information sometime. Do you offer tutoring?
Thanks!
This video helped me a lot...
Wow amazing simple and easy 👏
Welldone, Sir, I,am student on python Thank's.
Thank u soo muchh !!!!
Happy to help!
Please add more problems based on while loop please 🙏 🙏 🙏
About problem 5. Why can't I just write it like this instead?
number = 5
fac = 1
while number >= 1:
fac = fac * number
number -= 1
print(fac)
I dont get problem 7. What ıf only (1 ´,2), so 2*2=4 rıght?,
but ıt seems there are only 3 ıtems ın (1, 2)
ı know 1*2*3*4*5*6=720
but how the functıon show lıke that.
so ın thıs queatıon, ıs ıt the ınterger* each other or the multıplıer* ınterger or multıplıer * multıplıer +1
just wanted to say that the type is way too small for some of us to read. especially the = - etc.