#46 Python Tutorial for Beginners | Special Variable __name__

[@nishthasrivastava9625]

Summary of this video 1-They are two modules name demo and calc 2- when you are working on demo and print(_name ) Output- _main_(because it is starting point of a code) 3- Now we will work on calc and print hello _name_ Output- hello _main_ This is happening and it is giving name as main output because we are working on same module Now when we import one module to other ( import calc to demo) 1- All the things in calc will be printed along with demo statements 2- but it will print hello calc (the module name ) Instead of hello main Because we are importing it to other module "sooo when you are importing it in same module it will give name output as main And if in other module it will give name output along with module name...... that's it❤ Thanku sooo much sir great work Lots of blessing by one of your alien😅❤

[@srijanmishra2447]

I reached till this video and while this video and last video 3 times then I understand about module and library as module this is beauty, I don't whether you reply or not but please tell me if I watched all python lectures and revise it, will I able to known s programmer

[@jananivamp]

@@srijanmishra2447 you need to practice it with real world applications

[@jedits7835]

@@srijanmishra2447 what are u doing now

[@arjunyadav-kt5jr]

guys u need to watch it more than once, he is crystal clear.

[@technologyandinnovation4586]

stop kissing up to him. It is free so we tolerate lower standard of teaching. The video has echo, he talks fast makes mistakes in method of teaching (see the number of edits), and fails to meet teaching standard for not to use a name with similar sounding names in a echo room i.e. "name" and "main".

[@_.sunnyraj._]

@@technologyandinnovation4586 🙁

[@karruramesh9798]

@@technologyandinnovation4586 sir is crystal clear

[@debjanighosh7875]

@@technologyandinnovation4586 you r jealous..

[@SupriyaMondal3]

​@@technologyandinnovation4586 yet I can understand what he is teaching. have you ever watched MIT free course channel? how their video and audio quality is not so good, as per your logic that is also low standard LOL!!

[@thebrothershow5826]

best video i'have ever seen about __name__ == "__main__",i don't understand why people can't uderstand the video,it was really clear

[@IamNavi7]

i don't know whether you will ever read this comment or not. But Bro , you are the only reason i could learn python in this efficient way. You are crystal clear in every topic and your delivery skills are on another level. I had watched many other videos also but no one was able to replace yours. You are awesome!

[@dhruvsovasaria]

Now that you've learnt python , can you tell me how has it helped you?

[@anushagloryi8350]

In which to do this coding could you intimate

[@abhijeetkumar2204]

Watched this 3 times finally understood ... thank you sir.u r one of the best teacher.

[@Jaysalm]

Once you watch it a couple times it really starts to make a lot of sense. Thank you

[@chingyee2804]

after so many videos and forums about __name__ and __main__, finally this video let me understand clearly what is it and what it does. Thanks!

[@mohinulislammohin7741]

You've beaten my instructor and made my concept clear. Gratitude.

[@EUCitizenFedUpWithAllThisCrap]

Really, brilliant brilliant explination. Love your flow, very easy for my brain to follow.

[@premprasad3511]

This is the clearest explanation of name, main I have seen anywhere. Thank you

[@anugupta3727]

So, I was wondering from months , why do we use it. Today , my doubt got cleared finally . Thanks telusko

[@janosszeman9905]

After watching 3-4 videos about it, I finally get it! Your explanation is very clear and understandable. Thank you very much!

[@zakiasmaa6834]

In Python, __name__ is a special variable that tells you if a script is being run directly or if it's being imported into another script. How It Works When a script is run directly: __name__ is set to "__main__". When a script is imported: __name__ is set to the script's name. Thanks a lot Sir 🥰

[@pavanjain2178]

Sir i think one more video is required for __name__ to get it clearly understood so plz sir give something practical about it thankyou sir

[@lovekumar7622]

Yes sir ✋

[@hariprasadcb]

you should give two _ at each side

[@Lanxxe]

@@hariprasadcb He did but two were misinterpreted by KZbin and put name in italics

[@sumanth5087]

__name__

[@diahidvegi8536]

watched it 3 times, it's crystal clear now

[@jonesleung6127]

Incredible tutorial that just absolutely drove the concept right into my head, loved the explanation and the example - this made me have that light bulb moment where I was like "oh wow, so this is what it's all about!"

[@RahulGupta-ly2uu]

sir u stopped giving the quiz questions at the end of the video.

[@sufiyanmogal1527]

thank you so much sir great explanation

[@mypotm]

His video is crystal clear to me, only because I came from Java background. The main method being the point of execution , and the need to create a function in the main file to prevent unwanted access to the main file by other files But to the Python background users, I do not think this is clear enough for them. Because I learnt python before Java and I did not understand it before, only understand it after I learnt Java

[@plabonkumersarker]

I understand it now! Thank you genius! You explanation is so cool ❤️

[@tumul1474]

wow man ! you make things crystal clear

[@dishankshah5080]

Getting confuse.make one more video on __name__.

[@rajagladson4477]

Yes bro

[@tushargoyaliit]

@@rajagladson4477 exactly

[@pokemongo8317]

One more clear video sir

[@rajeshraut2955]

Yes so confusing

[@pokemongo8317]

Haha...don't hurry follow the playlist he already made another clearly

[@parikshithishiker3880]

Thank You for all the efforts that you've made to make this video. This is a very helpful and informative video and I was able tot understand everything clearly. It also helped me perform better in school.

[@glenfernandes898]

Your explained this concept in a very simple manner

[@jagrutnimmala6087]

This video is very clear. Thank you so much Naveen. You are helping a lot of guys like me. Thanks

[@lucifercoxi8324]

just randomly found ___name___ == "__main__" , now got know the use, sir u made it easy peasy😀

[@stealmil]

i dont find it in this video wtf you say bruh ?

[@mnk4utube]

Sir, its understandable, no need of new video on this topic. I too was bit confused initially but watched again, understood. One can try last minute program n understand. If name is main, then only execute main otherwise if its imported as a library in second module, then main function will not be executed ... that's it... :)

[@legend7890]

It was confusing at first so I had to watch it multiple times to understand. Understood the concept, thanks

[@tinajain7295]

The videos are very helpful and informative videos sir and that is the only reason I could learn python in this efficient way.Thank You sir.

[@b.sasikumar2141]

I'm enhancing by watching one by one video sir that's really great explaining....👍👍

[@AliRaza-dq3gc]

Hello this video was very helpful im not confused at all! Also i figured out the problem thanks :)

[@adarshmelodies]

In short.... __name__ gives name of file it is in ("calc", "utils" etc....) except, when it is in the file which is being executed first, it gives "__main__" instead. we can use this property to our advantage to customize few lines to execute only if it is executing first.

[@ernestogarcia5762]

Very clear and direct, thank you

[@more_u-listen_more_u_love9543]

Hello Sir, This is my main function ( demo.py)................................ class Computer: def __init__(self, name, age): self.name = name #Assigne the value to the object self.age = age def myfunc(self): print("Hello my name is and age is ", self.name,self.age) p1 = Computer("John", 36) p2= Computer("Soumen",25) p1.myfunc() p2.myfunc() if __name__== "__myfunc__": myfunc() This my cal function........................................ import demo print("This my first code which I wrote") if I call the cal function then why its print the demo.py result also ?

[@manjunathmaddala7246]

Bro first of all your code is wrong you are calling p1.myfunc( ) anf p2.myfunc( ) out side the condition and how can expect it not to print them in your cal module. So keep those p1.myfun and p2.myfunc in the if condition, the your code will work properly.

[@preethamm.n1161]

💞💞💞💓Awesome sir Ur my inspiration my hero 👏👏👏🌹🇮🇳🌟

[@harisht46]

It's been 3 days since I was trying to understand this concept but I'am getting confused. This is the first concept where I felt really hard to understand so far during my python course.

[@53Strat]

Could not comprehend this from my book. Thanks for the explanation!

[@Imran20091990]

Watching 3rd time.. got the concept.. awesome.. thanks....

[@iamniks]

i totally understand the use of __name__ , don't know why some people can't understand this easy concept

[@qc7511]

OOfff man, you saved me. Thank you so much for your video, this was really useful for me ! I'm now suscribed.

[@shritishaw7510]

beautifully delivered... thanks a lot

[@vivekmishra1703]

very helpful video

[@amberpradhan2484]

You are excellent sir ! Thanks alot!

[@srimanikandaprasaths2522]

This Man is awesome...Thank you for your good work. as simple as that...

[@Jarrod_C]

I wish you had more use cases for why this is useful and how it is used with more examples.

[@Dileep-bb3uq]

i understood that __name__ variable is used to prevent the leakage(i.e avoiding direct execution when we import) of code from the file which we are importing to another file

[@ram54321]

great video

[@akshaybagalkotkar7833]

Understood perfectly

[@mnk4utube]

I watched other youtube videos too on this topic, trust me, no one can make you understand better than our Naveen sir... :) Hats off to you sir... Just ignore negative people's comments and keep teaching your loving "Aliens" :)

[@Md_hassan636]

I don't know whether you will ever read this comment or not. but you are great bro i'm watching your video 4 years later after you have uplode

[@Alberta_Farmer]

Amazing as always!

[@vishalpatil7994]

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[@kr.jay2094]

awesome trick

[@sakshipoojary2000]

Iam watching python videos because of you sir

[@flamboyantperson5936]

I did not understand anything in this video. It was very confusing I went to sleep really. All other videos are awesome and I have liked each and every video except this. Please clear this concept again. Thank you.

[@GOWTHAMKANYADHARA]

Slow down the video speed to 0.5x speed and skip back repeatedly if you don't understand anything coming out from his mouth. Use Pycharm and experiment it with his tutorial. Then you will understand.

[@juanbravo5315]

Clear as always! thanks you for this kind of content :)

[@Ilovequran105]

You are a SAVIOR !!!! Whenever i dont understand something i come to your videos !!

[@namanvijay3514]

superp explaination

[@hydaromar6532]

Mashallah great video.

[@mr.student5805]

Radhe radhe

[@mdahanaf]

you are such a great teacher . respect you sir

[@054_ritesh3]

Very sharp

[@amandeepsaha]

It was helpful sir Thankyou

[@GraphicalBoss]

Great way to explain it! I watch like 2 videos before this one and I was more confused than when I started. lol Thank you sir. Bravo

[@prasannabiswas2727]

This is the only place I understood the special variable.

[@simondolapo1567]

Placed my two hands on my heads and shouted "wow"

[@learnMore01234]

provide all lecture Hindi also

[@EUCitizenFedUpWithAllThisCrap]

Great explination!

[@vakhariyajay2224]

Thank you very much. You are a genius.

[@sam.mankar]

Sir I enjoyed the video and understood the concept at first sight(I just needed to practice on my laptop) . Crystal clear

[@cdevagiri]

Thank you so much. Very clearly explained

[@robinrai341]

thank u so much sir,, i am impressed your teaching style,,, plz sir can u make a tutorial for django python

[@prem9469]

sir as usual loved ur videos, but sir give us assignment questions or mini projects so that we can improve more

[@kenjik6029]

You are awesome thanks

[@asishraz6173]

Understood it very nicely and experimented in many ways. Great video sir. Feeling motivated and going to watch next video.

[@gautamgovinda5140]

nice explation

[@khalifa2080]

Thank you from Pakistan

[@madhuks9053]

even my teachers can't teach in this way very good ...

[@MsHumayun123]

Navin bro I luv you...you changed my life😊👍

[@0xN1nja]

you explained better than codewithharry

[@anirbanc88]

this was awesome!

[@rajkapadia247]

Amazing content man. Keep up the good work.

[@sunilkumarreddy6537]

hello sir i'am getting some confuse pls guide me this lecture, Thank you........

[@bsmaheshkumar5328]

It is the damn clear explanation... Thank you, sir.

[@AnilKumar-ss5qz]

Super explanation

[@nikhilnambiar6811]

Bro you r awesome... 🤩🤩🤩🤩.. I like you way of explanation ❤️...

[@sambit98]

Mind = Blown

[@Squash101]

This isn't really all that confusing, simply a bit of time to think about it. In essence, when ever you run a file with _name_ it will print out _main_ since the file you're running is the ''main', but when _name_ is called from within a different file with import then it print out the name of the file every time. to stop the name of the file and code within the import file from being printed printed we simply put a conditional saying if _name_ = "_main_" then allow for the execution of the functions within so the import file never runs on your main file.

[@amaansiddiqui8947]

I didn't understand why people are not able to understand the crystal clear logic.

[@chetansoni8620]

thanks for explaining sir....

[@Schdid]

still very useful today thank you

[@kirubababu7127]

You are Awesome 🔥

[@ImJhon-jr5tn]

A mystery man ❤ great man 🤝

[@faiyaz7697]

Sir, would you please be able to go through every video of yours in this Python series and wherever you have mentioned that you will about this(that particular thing/topic) later, would be able to make videos on that topics about which you said that you will talk about it later and include them in this series ?

[@mohdimrankhan3293]

you are awesome

[@smdash2920]

I think what people miss is... The fact that how YOU ENTER INTO THE PROGRAM! for the people this isn't making sense need to understand, the entry into your program. In other languages, the concept is a bit different yet the idea is same

[@jadia]

I had to watch this video 3-4 times to understand but at last I understood. :)

[@keshavrao3751]

YOu are awesome but very fast and very simple examples

[@simpleandeasy7289]

TQ so much sir

[@SumitSinghzz]

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Sir we did not get videos in last few days due to your illness.. Sir you be always in good health.. Our prayers for you to God.. 🙏🙏🙏..