Functions in Python | Python for Beginners

[@JA-ft9zw]

Alex! thank you so much, about 3 years ago I bought on line some python courses and never was able to understand the basics of them , and now with this boot camp I do understand a lot more and finally I am retaking those courses, you really have a talent to explain all this stuff. Thanks

[@danielsamuel3406]

Awesome kudos Sir. Thanks for your time to impact the new generation of data analyst.

[@limitlesschidera]

I love this Python series Alex. I was so happy knowing you kick-started it on Twitter. I pray you continue it and dive deeper as to how we can apply it in Software engineering or Data Analysis ♥️

[@Major_Data]

My man Alex putting the "Funk" back in Python Functions... 🎶

[@Major_Data]

Yeah, I liked and responded to my own comment. Say something. You won't.

[@AlexTheAnalyst]

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[@XB_HaidyX]

Functions and loops always pissed me off but your courses are amazing and I cleared these topics easily. Thanks a lot Alex!

[@jonahjosemaria6159]

God am so confused😂😂… am sure this is the best explanation I’ll get anywhere on KZbin, so I’ll just keep going and hopefully some day I’ll meet this somewhere else and it makes sense… thank you so much for the work

[@mysticaljp1]

You're python tutorials are so easy to understand and informative! I appreciate these videos.. as they are aiding me while I take coding classes in college :)

[@xenophone2006]

Nice video, Alex! I never even heard of arbitrary functions before. One small nitpick...you might want to put in how to use functions with default parameters too.

[@CaringEarth]

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[@elphasluyuku4167]

What i like about your channels is that you show us if and when you run into errors Showing that they are normal and we should not feel bad when encountering them

[@Minorole]

if you are getting into data/programming field, don't be afraid of errors, they are everywhere

[@augustineedet3198]

Thanks sir.... you're a genius 💕

[@AbhishekSamuelGS]

Thankyou my sir Alex is video is we important and interesting to me . Thanks

[@CaringEarth]

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[@RK-wf7re]

Awesome!!!Great content indeed. By the way I expected few videos on pandas , numpy, mathplotlib as well..As they also primarily need for data analysis.

[@JH-py9wf]

At 6:31, is the function essentially skipping anything other than 5 & 6 from the tuple? I'm assuming number[0] and number[1] is referring to the item that matches that index in the tuple.

[@salemhaddady5429]

Keep up the great knowledge 👍

[@regankyeyune1402]

Hello Alex... Thanks alot for these videos. When do we get a playlist on how to carry out a full data analysis with python

[@onlytruth2065]

Thank you for your videos! Hope you will put video of real project and how to use this knowledge in real world

[@AlexTheAnalyst]

I definitely will!

[@javiernunez6106]

Great video Alex, but there`s something I didn`t fully understand. What`s the difference between using *args and **kwargs? In which context would you use one or the other one? Thanks and keep up the grat work !

[@jithinkarikombil]

*args means we can pass any arbitrary number of parameters only(5,6,7,8,) **kwargs means we use any arbitrary number of keywords which are assigned values I guess?

[@uchindamiphiri1381]

I think in *args we can pass many parameters as we wish to perform the operation where the *kwargs is like using it to have a full control so that we wont be limited in performing our operations. I think *args can be used when we have more data and we want to perform something out of there

[@mulikinatisiddarthasiddu8245]

Hello alex thanks for your course! and i have a doubt well this much python is ok or is there anything else to learn to become data analyst!!!

[@andyn6053]

Good but very basic. Don´t you have any more in-depth course on python?

[@dragoneer121]

How are arbitrary arguments different to pointers in other languages like C?

[@enkaysodyssey5694]

Hello Mr Alex. I was going through your video of two years ago about SQL Basics Tutorial For Beginners. I ran into problems at 5.37 minutes. You said that the red underlines could be removed by pressing CONTROL SHIFT ????? I didn’t get the last part. Kindly put me through. Thanks for the video. Great content

[@AlexTheAnalyst]

Haha totally different video, but to answer it - ctrl +shift + R will refresh your SQL Server and recognize the tables you added

[@enkaysodyssey5694]

@@AlexTheAnalyst Thank you so much. I appreciate this. I just started learning SQL and I got stuck there. I am grateful for the quick response sir.

[@cool-aquarian]

Good to know print() method is where you draw the line for “not super advanced” 😂

[@Eng_Aldo-tp2hy]

Done!

[@aat1f]

use 'return' instead of 'print'. 'print' inside function returns NoneType

[@radmaster13]

Python coding has absolutely put me off trying to be a data analyst lol. I give up

[@davidjukebox]

This made very little sense. Why would you do any of this? TALK ABOUT ARBITRARY!!! And how is anyone meant to remember this?