HI VIEWERS In the STRING FORMATTING concept i have written the print function and please correct it with format function for alignments. LEFT JUSTIFY Wrong Statement : print("hello","30") CENTER ALIGNMENT Wrong Statement : print("hello","^30") Correct Statement : format("hello","^30") I am sorry for the mistake and please make a correction.
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print("What's Your Name?") this statement prints no error, sir. I think this statement prints an error while we are using single line quotes for eg: print('What's Your Name?'). I think it is the correct statement print('What\'s Your Name?') your videos are excellent thank you so much, sir.
Mistake : Raw String Printing : =============== Wrong Syntax : print(R,"What\'s Your Name") Correct Syntax :print(R"What's Your Name") You can use R or r without Space.
as per your correct syntax still it shows the error TypeError Traceback (most recent call last) in () ----> 1 print(R"what's your name") TypeError: 'tuple' object is not callable
Hi sir,Recently Started watching python videos.In that print("what's your name ") is working without escape sequence or Raw String .Is this because of latest version of python r am I doing something Wrong??????....Please reply for this to continue your videos.
Sir I'm seeing every video of uu.... related to python.....i have some doubts on This course...... could you please permit me to speak with you sir...... don't say no sir it's my honorable request....
In the latest Version of the Python loss of precision will not be published as the Compiler will limit the value to some extent In [2]: 10/3 Out[2]: 3.3333333333333335
Sir for espace sequences same kind of qoute which is we used for starting and ending should be used.Otherwise it leafs to synatax error. Wrong:print("what\'s your name") Syntax error Right:print('what\'s your name') what's your name
Sir i tried raw string as you said the syntax is not in right format Print("R, what\`s your name ") By the way after using R it is not printing \ it is printing with out that kindly review it and let me know at 23:19
sir i got error ,cam u clarify ? print(R,"what\'s your name") Traceback (most recent call last): File "", line 1, in print(R,"what\'s your name") NameError: name 'R' is not defined
Hi soubhik I am sorry there is mistake in that and thanks for your observation. Correct syntax for alignment is print('{:>30}'.format("hello")) Try this and you will get it Once again thanks for observation
Sir every programming language most cases use / and \ this operators.My dout is why every programming language use only this why don't we create another operator is this possible.
hi nani thats how compiler have been designed so we are supposed to find the syntax and semantics while using the compiler. thanks for your interest towards our channel and share my sessions with your friends and subscribe to our channel.Keep following our channel.
HI In the STRING FORMATTING concept i have written the print function and please correct it with format function for alignments. LEFT JUSTIFY Wrong Statement : print("hello","30") CENTER ALIGNMENT Wrong Statement : print("hello","^30") Correct Statement : format("hello","^30") I am sorry for the mistake.
HI VIEWERS
In the STRING FORMATTING concept i have written the print function and please correct it with format function for alignments.
LEFT JUSTIFY
Wrong Statement : print("hello","30")
CENTER ALIGNMENT
Wrong Statement : print("hello","^30")
Correct Statement : format("hello","^30")
I am sorry for the mistake and please make a correction.
Thank you for the lecture sir. Truly Helpful.
No sorry from yr end,it's a just mistake,happens oftentimes
At the left string i.e. format("Hello", "
thank u sir , i confused that .,
Sir going by the replies pertaining to your correction i am confused as to what the correct syntax for the alignments are?please help!!!!!!
Sir I'm M.Manoj I have learned python in this playlist and placed in 2 companies,Thank you for your service sir🙏🙏🙏 and I wish you to continue like this..and I also suggested this playlist to many of my friends...love you sir😊😊, I strongly suggest this playlist to the students those who are watching, this is the best playlist and best faculty to learn python.Once again Thank you sir🙏🙏🙏
I am the beginner sir.. After seeing ur video I have more confident that I can also learn this programming Thank you so much sir... Clearly explained sir.
How much time Did it take to learn python after watching these tutorials?
Did you learn coding?
print("What's Your Name?") this statement prints no error, sir. I think this statement prints an error while we are using single line quotes for eg:
print('What's Your Name?'). I think it is the correct statement print('What\'s Your Name?')
your videos are excellent thank you so much, sir.
bro error raledhuga bro double quote petinapudu
It used to be error before, but its not error in python 3.7 version
I am a commerce Grad and you just made python so easy for me. Awesome teaching sirjee.
0:00 to 15:57 is all about Numbers
15:59 to 31:00 is all about Strings.
It’s an awesome explanation of the python programming . Thank you so much sir you’re reaching the many
Hi Sundeep thanks very much appreciate your teaching Joseph Perera
U r the best faculty for computer language sir tq so much sir plz do more videos like this
Your Teaching is Awesome sir, It's clearly understandable. Thank you for making the Video.
Sir this videos are too much helpful to me.. It is making my concepts very clear.. And it is enlarging my knowledge.. Thank you very much sir..
best teaching
keep it up sir
i loved your teaching very much.
Simple n lucid way of teaching ,U strive hard to make every point understoodwell.thanks ton
Mistake :
Raw String Printing :
===============
Wrong Syntax : print(R,"What\'s Your Name")
Correct Syntax :print(R"What's Your Name")
You can use R or r without Space.
Correct
yes rajesh garu sundeep sir syntax will shows the error that is" R will not defined"
thanks brother
as per your correct syntax still it shows the error
TypeError Traceback (most recent call last)
in ()
----> 1 print(R"what's your name")
TypeError: 'tuple' object is not callable
print(r'what\'s your name'), this gives the answer, Sandeep need to correct this
thank you so much Mr. sundeep
It's always fun to learn from u sir
String Formatting Output is different which has explained in the Video.
In [5]:
format("hello","
So good tutorial video !!!
Hello Sandeep,left justify when I am using its not Space justified its text getting justified.Please check at ur end again.Thanks for Vdo
Hlo sir
Your way of teaching spr sir
I just want to say thanks , you are They best, I feel like am going school again,
Hi sir,Recently Started watching python videos.In that print("what's your name ") is working without escape sequence or Raw String .Is this because of latest version of python r am I doing something Wrong??????....Please reply for this to continue your videos.
Hi
You are exactly correct in lower versions you have to give raw string
You cleared my doubt too ..thanks 😀
Please explain practically also by programming
In the latest version it is different sir...Raw string is not valid,escape as well... and much more...am watching this on tubestudy app pls correct it
Dear sir,
in "loss of precision problem" what will output?
output for "underflow" also
@@Manoj-lg5zc it will be zero(0)
@@fasak840 It will give approximated value
Negative whole number is also integer constants
rawstrings, allignment errors are there sir....please correct those....but UR VIDEOS ARE THE BEST
try this one, i hope it will work.
print(R'what\'s your name')
sir at 23:30 you wrote print(r,"what\'s your name") instead of print(r"what\'s your name") with comma it give error
Good Approach to the learners.👌
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In the latest Version of the Python loss of precision will not be published as the Compiler will limit the value to some extent
In [2]:
10/3
Out[2]:
3.3333333333333335
I think you gotta a cute daughter....Haha I can hear her, she's repeating you 😂💓
print("what's your name") sir this works in python3.9.2
you are right
ss its coming
Sir if we print anything there will be displayed with single quotes sir as u showed in that in allignments as
output
Sir which version of python ur teaching ....mostly it giving errors in latest version
Pls reply to watch ur further videos .
.
Bro I used also least version but it worked
#Timepasshub
I think Python 3.9.1 is not having problem of overflow, underflow and loss of precision.
absolutely correct...
sir in raw string using there is no comma beside R
print(R"what\'s your name")
String formatting ie.,allignments are not getting correct output sir.
Sir when arithmetic overflow error occur in execution of program
Getting the string format output differently. > is right justified, < is left justified. Just opposite!
Sir for espace sequences same kind of qoute which is we used for starting and ending should be used.Otherwise it leafs to synatax error.
Wrong:print("what\'s your name")
Syntax error
Right:print('what\'s your name')
what's your name
same
Sir all the video in this playlist ar in sequence or not??
Sir i tried raw string as you said the syntax is not in right format
Print("R, what\`s your name ")
By the way after using R it is not printing \ it is printing with out that kindly review it and let me know at 23:19
Thank u for uploading this video sir
Sir your instructions for string formatting are not working in the latest python version please do tell the solution
When we give print(“hello”, “
It will be format("Hello","
@@tania6866 still not working
@@tania6866the right syntex is : print(format("Hello","
Yes
@@entertainmentviaindia5418 I tried print(format("hello"))
print(format("hello","
Hi, Can you please explain with Python examples that should be great! please respond.
Thank you sir for beautiful class
SuPer sir.Thank u very much sir❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️
What about ljust rjust commands sir?
Mentioning letter 'L' with long integers are only for old version of python
Pls teach us latest version
Clearly you are explaining sir
V nice
26:43 i tried that alignment program... it just simply got printed as "hello
hello lakshmi see the comment above
print(format("helloji", ">30"))
No aren't triple quotes used for muliple line comment.
For single line comment we use #
For multiple we use '''
Nice videos sir , plz updated to the opp concepts
Sir, print is working without escape characters and when used with R it is giving error, Tried with 2 different versions.please explain
print(R "what\'s your name) try this
keep the r small
Alignments not working
print('hello', '
this is not working left space and right space, may it replaced by different option?
ok saw ur correction message
Tqsm sir
Nice explanation sir
Which textbook is preferable to read ?
Sir without slash bhi print ho Raha ha
Thank you sir
It is so easy made by u
Sir, can u make videos on linux internals and linux os...
Super sir 🔥
Sir 2nd video in 19.45 time point is in correct...I also typ print ("what's the Python programming")...Bit no showing error.
Pass define
Yeah getting same to me also
Sir "what's your name" direct print se bhi print ho raha h to rawstring ka use Kya h
sir i got error ,cam u clarify ?
print(R,"what\'s your name")
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "", line 1, in
print(R,"what\'s your name")
NameError: name 'R' is not defined
Print(R'what\'s your name')
@@abhisolanki3249 error vastumdhi bro
Sir what is the output when loss of precision problem occurs
Amazing sir
Sir!!!!
JAVA!!!!!!!!!!❣️❣️
hi venky
thanks for your interest towards our channel and share my sessions with your friends and subscribe to our channel.Keep following our channel.
Sir this videos makes to select in placements
Is it necessary to save the file with extension.py ...... Because idle will automatically save the file with .Py extension
How to control the under and over flow problem
Sir, I didn't understand how to keep the triple quotes
Sir what is the differnce between print and printf
what is the output of loss of precision ??
❤️thanks sir
"hello", "
Hi soubhik
I am sorry there is mistake in that and thanks for your observation.
Correct syntax for alignment is
print('{:>30}'.format("hello"))
Try this and you will get it
Once again thanks for observation
@@sundeepsaradhi print('{:>30}'.format("hello")), this is also not workout sir
Its working in python 3.8.1
@@sundeepsaradhi print(f'{"hello":>30}')
print("{0:10}".format("Guido"))
print("{0:^10}".format("Guido"))
This is the syntax you should follow.
not printing sir print("Hello", "
Syntax is different pls refer to first comment, i have given correct one there
print('{:>40}'.format("hi")) -- left side align
No need to mention the ; after print statement in python?
Sir.....I have tried Raw String Concept in IDLE but it's not working. The error shown is that 'R' is not defined. How to overcome this issue?
Hi!
print(R"what\'s your name?")
Once you try this without giving comma (raw string), so that no need to define R
Hi!
print(R"what\'s your name?")
Once you try this without giving comma (raw string), so that no need to define R
Sir every programming language most cases use / and \ this operators.My dout is why every programming language use only this why don't we create another operator is this possible.
hi nani
thats how compiler have been designed so we are supposed to find the syntax and semantics while using the compiler.
thanks for your interest towards our channel and share my sessions with your friends and subscribe to our channel.Keep following our channel.
can you show direct demo in system with every concept in every video'
sir, raw string is not working in python 3.8.1 version is there any other syntax to this?
HI
In the STRING FORMATTING concept i have written the print function and please correct it with format function for alignments.
LEFT JUSTIFY
Wrong Statement : print("hello","30")
CENTER ALIGNMENT
Wrong Statement : print("hello","^30")
Correct Statement : format("hello","^30")
I am sorry for the mistake.
Dat was wrong, Pls try
print(R"Print any raw string now#$%^&")
either upper or lower case and with or without spaces.
please omit the comma after r. eg.
print(r"What's your name")
it will work
its right sir
Sir what textbook u follow please share it's name
Hello Sundeep, Please correct your videos too. As it may lead to confusion if we just follow you.
sir loss of precision problem m python return kya krega
Hello sir..
Print(R, "what\'s your name?")
This gives me error.
Error:
name ' R ' is not define.
Print("hello", "
Hi!
print(R"what\'s your name?")
Once you try this without giving comma (raw string), so that no need to define R
Thanks Sandeep sir
Hi, your classes are interesting keep it up.
thank you
thank u sir
sir please explain sorting topic also
Sir very good explanation.but 1/10000=0.0001
thanku sir
Suggest any reference book ?