Python Beginner Tutorial #10 - String Functions

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[@NeuralNine]

Glad to hear that! :)

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@@NeuralNine over this course ?

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been learning python for the last couple weeks and this beginners course was by far the easiest to follow along with. will be starting the intermediate course tomorrow. Thank you for your work!

[@jrigo1655]

Other way of using format in strings:
print(f'Hello I am {name} {lastname}')

[@banishedguardian701]

Thanks you very much my guy I watched all these tutorials even tho id learnt basics because they contained so much i had missed out along the way or not been explained correctly by inferior tutorials 😊

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[@akshayvengal451]

def thankyou ():
try:
file=open('file.txt','w')
file.write("Thanks Mike for the beginner course, don't worry about the texts getting ridiculous")
file.close()
except:
print("Thanks")
thankyou()

[@VypeReaper]

17:17 - "These texts are getting more ridiculous", hahaha
The text is so funny tho, "I am happy cus my name is Python" - Ok, you do you boo boo.
I cracked up on that one, thanks mate.

[@O_io6]

Thank your Flori for you time, you are helping many pepole around the world. May God Bless You.

[@OmotoyosiHameed]

I now understand this now, thanks for this

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[@rassy2042]

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[@VypeReaper]

Great series! I learned quite a lot.
Thank you for this amazing videos! :)

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Thanks Mike Sir for making our life easy

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[@RA-bo9cl]

I love this. Let's go to the intermediate

[@Jonathan-ru9zl]

Thanks for the tutorial !!! ,✔✔❤❤

[@jrgomez]

Great tutorial. Simple and concise.

[@siddeshwarvanga8717]

Thanks a lot for this series. I could learn a lot by this series.

[@shiro_madness]

thanks you for course sir

[@gregphilipmusic]

Thanks, I've done 1-10. Good stuff!

[@VypeReaper]

The data types when using %
docs.python.org/3/library/string.html#format-specification-mini-language

[@jaken82]

Thank you!! I need to brush up on my python as I haven't used it for a few years. Played this course at 2x speed and never had to slow down once, so it must've been clear and well paced. I have a feeling I'll need to slow down the intermediate though, looking forward to it. New sub for sure!!

[@tomasid1352]

this series was great thank you so much

[@rahulfernandez6234]

Pls enlarge the screen

[@NeuralNine]

I will in the future! But I have some episodes already recorded, so it will take a little bit of time! Thanks for your feedback! :)

[@Jonathan-ru9zl]

Super

[@Dr.Cosmar]

using VSCode python 3.10, ~8:51, can't get the any of that working like yours.
ValueError: invalid literal for int() with base 10: '& C:/Users/DrCos/AppData/Local/Programs/Python/Python310/python.exe "g:/My Drive/Visual Studio/Untitled-1.py"'

[@GreenOnionBrother]

Nowadays (since 3.6) you would write it like this:
print(f'...)
The old way should still work, though. Did you really write a number for int(input()) ?
What happens if you only use input() instead?
Try this:
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name = input('name')
age = input('age')
print(f'My name is {name} and I am {age} years old.')
print('My name is {} and I am {} years old.'.format(name,age))
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This should give you the same output twice.

[@power-x4863]

finished

[@wongkingshun]

The screen is too small to follow. and watch,

[@gamarium]

ìs sara your gf?