35 - Random Module & Challenge ( randint; randrange; choice; sample ) | Python Tutorials

Learn how to generate pseudo-random numbers with the random module in a cool little restaurant example.
| Language
Python (.py)
| Code Example
github.com/sim...
| More Info (random module docs)
docs.python.or...

[@lucadavid7521]

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[@agneldominique352]

Hi Jeremy.. I found your videos very elaborate and to the point. Looking forward to more in future from you. I am a beginner in python programming and learning from various tutorials on youtube, Yours is one of them. If you don't mind, please consider using a relevant THUMBNAIL IMAGE and TITLE in THUMBNAIL for your videos when you add them to youtube as this may be putting a speed breaker to your view count with such good content, according to me but again I have no right to judge you, you are way more senior community member. Please treat it as a friendly opinion.

[@SimplyCoded]

Can you not comment this exact thing on all of my videos. I get it, you're not a fan of them. Thanks for the feedback.

[@praveenthottempudi9572]

Thank you for the video

[@coopjmz9627]

As an inner function of 'receipt(customer)' the function 'get_money()' doesn't need any arguments. Mine looks like this: def get_money(): if customer['money'] < total: return None notes = total + 5 - total % 5 money = total if total % 5 == 0 or notes > customer['money'] else notes customer['money'] -= money return money