Python for Beginners – Learn Python in 1 Hour

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• Hello i need help the pthon download is showing 3.12 which is different from the on in the video ,after downloading its not showing the process you have .same for the pycharm

• dude just taught me python in an hour

• It expemsive course 🙁

• Operator Precedence in there i used this word for calculation something like (10+3*2=16)
  BODMAS is an acronym used in mathematics to help remember the order of operations when solving mathematical expressions. The full form of BODMAS is:

  1. *B – Brackets:* Solve expressions inside brackets first.
  
  2. *O – Orders:* Evaluate expressions involving powers or roots.
  
  3. *D – Division:* Perform division from left to right.
  
  4. *M – Multiplication:* Perform multiplication from left to right.
  
  5. *A – Addition:* Perform addition from left to right.
  
  6. *S – Subtraction:* Perform subtraction from left to right.

  The BODMAS rule ensures that mathematical expressions are solved in a consistent and unambiguous manner, preventing confusion about which operation to perform first. Following this order of operations ensures that everyone arrives at the same result when evaluating a given mathematical expression.

• 26:10, "lot of people fail to answer" For real? I feel smart now lol

• 7:50, This is highly sus. Is what we are building here an ad for a slave being sold? Why does he have a name, age and a price?

• You teach me better then my college professor.😂

• nice explanation THANKS

• helped a ton , many thanks!

• I'm learning python for machine learning.

• I am learning python for web development

• FIRST ASSIGNMENT-FIRST CODE EVER
  
  first_name = "John"
  
  second_name = "Smith"
  
  age = 20
  
  new = True
  
  print (first_name)
  
  print (second_name)
  
  print (age)
  
  print (new)

  Results
  
  John
  
  Smith
  
  20
  
  True

• name = input("what is your name? ")
  
  print("Hello " + name)
  
  age = input("how old are you? ")
  
  print("okay")
  
  situation = input("Are you new? ")
  
  print("Thank you " + name + " you can go now. ")

• 26:26 yo idk but thats basic mathmatics. 10 + 3 * 2 is always 16 and (10 + 3) * 2 is always 26. Not just in Python. xd

• Weight = int(input("Weight: "))
  
  Unit = str(input("(K)g or (L)bs: "))

  if Unit == "K" or Unit == "k":
  
  print("Weight in Lbs: ",Weight*2.25)
  
  elif Unit == "L" or Unit == "l":
  
  print("Weight in Kg: ",Weight/2.25)
  
  else: print("please use the right unit (L for Lbs, or K for Kg)")

• name = John Smith
  age = 20
  new_patient = True

• learning python to escape computer technology class gang
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• BLOCK OFF CODEE, MINE GOES STRAIGHT TO LINE 4 WITHOIT INDENTIOONNN

• for agi

• i wanna make an ai

• As a beginner with a friend that programms for 6+ years right now he wrote me a code for 3rd exercise that I find easiest to read. Just to put it out there for others to see too.

  if unit == "l" OR unit == "L":
  print("Weight in kg = ", weight*0.45)
  elif unit == "K" OR unit == "k":
  print("Weight in lbs = ", weight/0.45)

  weight being variable for first line
  unit being variable for Kgs or Lbs line

  Much love Mosh

• Now 3.11.4 is running

• i edge to your content

• first_name = "John"
  
  last_name = "Smith"
  
  age = 20
  
  new_patient = "Yes"
  
  print(first_name+" "+last_name)
  
  print(age)
  
  print ("New Patient?"+" "+new_patient)

• how is this course different from your other course on python that is about 4hrs? is one or the other more focused on specific topics?

• I have a question. For the kg/lbs conversion I did it right, and it responded properly when given the "K" or "L" input. However, when I would put in something other than "K" or "L" (for example, typed in "F" just to see what happened, and it still proceeded as if I had entered "K" or "L". Why is it accepting inputs that were not listed under the unit inputs?

• weight = float(input("Weight: "))
  unit = input("(K)g or (L)bs: ").lower

  converted_weight = 0

  if unit == "l":
  converted_weight = weight * 0.454
  unit = Kg
  elif unit == "k":
  converted_weight = weight * 2.205
  unit = Lbs

  print(f"Weight in {unit}: {converted_weight}")

• Patient_Name = 'John Smith'
  
  Patient_Age = '20'
  
  Patient_Status = 'New'

  print("Patient Name:",Patient_Name)
  
  print("Patient Age:", Patient_Age)
  
  print("Patient Status:", Patient_Status)

• Weight = float(input("Weight:"))
  
  type = input("(L)bs or (K)g:")
  
  if type == ("l"):
  
  a = Weight/2.22222222222
  
  print("Weight in Kg:" + str(a))
  
  elif type == ("L"):
  
  a = Weight/2.22222222222
  
  print("Weight in Kg:" + str(a))
  
  elif type == ("k"):
  
  a = Weight*2.22222222222
  
  print("Weight in Lbs:" + str(a))
  
  elif type == ("K"):
  
  a = Weight*2.22222222222
  
  print("Weight in Lbs:" + str(a))

• no way this is everything about python

• Thank you bro Mosh

• am learning for web development

• 1st exercise:

  # Declare variables for patient information
  patient_name = "John Smith"
  patient_age = 20
  new_patient = True

  # Print the patient information
  print("Patient Name:", patient_name)
  print("Patient Age:", patient_age)
  print("New Patient:", new_patient)

• im learning because im unemployed and ran out of interesting video games

• name = "John Smith"
  
  age = 20
  
  how_long = "New Patient"

• first_name: ("John Smith")
  last_name: ("John Smith")
  age: 20
  is_new: True

• data science

• 9:00 Exercise
  age = 20
  first_name = ("John")
  last_name = ("Smith")
  is_new = True

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• I loved this

• 27:03 he said divided instead of times but it's okay, this happens a lot to me

• I'm here 3 years later and I am learning this so I can just get a good job and get a ps5 before I'm 16. Not the job, just the skills required to get the job.

• patient_name = "John Smith"
  
  age = 20
  
  is_new_patient = True

  print("patient name: ",patient_name, "| age: ", age, "| new patient? : ", is_new_patient)

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