Lesson 4 - Python Programming (Automate the Boring Stuff with Python)

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[@purplesomeone]

This is seriously a very well-made teaching video, and your voice is pleasant. Thank you for making these!

[@AutomateTheBoringStuff]

purplesomeone Thanks!

[@dwightd3659]

+Blank Editor Can you help me? I am trying to build my own program: I created this print('Do you want to play?') myName = input() if myName != No: print('ok') Python keep saying that "No" isn't defined when it is if I input No

[@Nicholasskram]

+Dwight D Remember to specify the argument in the if statement with quotation marks. In this case you are evaluating a string. print('Do you want to play?') myName = input() if myName != ('No'): print('ok')

[@lazgen9446]

+Dwight D Change input() to raw_input() then change the no to a string

[@SnugLife]

Actually, this code is wrong. Instead of doing print ('if myName!=No:') you're suppose to be doing if myName != ('No'):

[@utydvh]

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OMG! This is the first teaching video that I actually like. Your hello world did more that print hello world and actually taught something within twenty minutes. Others seem to spend thirty minutes on just printing just hello world. Thank You.

[@mrwalker82]

A simpler way to remember the difference between the operator == and the variable assignment = is the operator is comparing two pieces of data and the variable is setting one piece of data So you compare two == And you set one =

[@jordancarlile5147]

These are pretty cool, please continue this series. It is very cool :)

[@AutomateTheBoringStuff]

Jordan Carlile Thanks!

[@builder481]

@@AutomateTheBoringStuff print('You are very welcome and thank you')

[@umarchaudhary8633]

@@builder481 print ('True dat')

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[@Blueadi1]

Dude, it is hilarious when you have to put your age and start panicking. Love your humor. Nonetheless great content dear. I am studying for the 1st time about python. I am using your web version. I will surely buy your advance book about python. I was searching for a good source for python material and i have found you. I am really enjoying and to my surprise I never thought I will enjoy this much. Thank you.

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[@TheBajamin]

It's been one day! HURRY UP WITH A NEW VIDEO lol. But good videos. I am new to programming but have read quite a lot. You explain it very well!

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print('You explained it very well. It was very easy to understand.')

[@slimestaff1]

If True: return print('i agree')

[@lindasmith3978]

I appreciate this. Thank you! My first exposure to Python tutorials..... well done!

[@angelicaespinoza3217]

I like how at 3:11 he reveals his age and takes it back by the input 26 lol too funny. Overall, loving these videos! Thank you for taking the time to make them.

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i recommend the book too. it's my favorite book about python basics in general. i'm considering taking the course on ubeny too, because sometimes i prefer videos.

[@AmericanDash]

Very good video. I'm going through these lessons after the codecademy course and taking notes. Very helpful!

[@joshuaganzon6808]

I like how he doesn't want to type in his real age.

[@MuhammadArshad]

Hahaha, I was thinking the same. btw We know you were 30 :D

[@ayubomaraden867]

Why you think of that just learn he upload the video to teach not talk about his age!

[@AnanoIashvili]

@@ayubomaraden867 actually, he makes a trick for more engagement and he does it with success! why do people care? because its fun and because they are curious, I think its a pretty good skill for a person, that wants to learn coding)

[@gemerat]

This way, the video doesn't get old !

[@quinem591]

I’m learning 😎 your a great teacher 👍

[@lisandromilesi794]

I read the first three lessons just from the guide, which was nice, but for the fourth, I found that also looking it here is defintely better. Thanks you. One thing: It gives me doubts why the "not" operator does exist haha. Maybe I'll understand it further.

[@matthewdeyn5530]

great! Learning python just became a thing for me

[@krzysztofbohdan40]

Excellent tutorial, thank you.

[@prabhjotsinghkainth2282]

NICE! moving on to Lesson 5

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well I decided to purchase your course from udemy (already bought your book from humble bundle). I need to have a motivation to master this stuff, I hope by making a purchase, I will finish the course since I paid something.

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Thanks so much for the resource. I can't get the trinket python interactive shell to display on chrome or Firefox Edit: on your website.

[@ft1sesa]

false is a weird word if you look at it long enough

[@pbknowall6233]

Every word is a weird work if you look at it long enough

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[@Calupp]

"You speak the true true. Sometimes small true true different than the big true true"

[@stanislavpetr9217]

Great teaching videos, thank you.

[@malemale214]

what about other locial operators? XOR NOR NAND XNOR how do we commute them?

[@DevlogBill]

Excellent video! Only thing which is missing is the mysterious == "triple equal sign from JavaScript!" Also, I purchased the book, and I was quickly looking through the pages. But I didn't see 2 things ternary operators and switch case statements? I will check the book again, maybe I overlooked this.

[@oldgold8247]

Did you find it

[@Slengas89]

Great videos!

[@taeyoungkim4445]

So you can put these functions and operators and etc. you showed in the video in to a real code?

[@ruddogster]

Since I purchased the book can I get a coupon for the videos on Udemy?

[@earlgreen8943]

Al, thank you for the great videos. Is your code visualization tool available online? This is such a useful learning tool. In your videos, it appears to be run locally.

[@wluna93]

Thank you for these videos and your explanation. Great work. I am trying to follow your demonstration but I get an error in the myName =input() function. This is the error I get: myName = input() File "", line 1, in NameError: name 'Walter' is not defined Can you please tell me what am I doing wrong?

[@stellarwinda]

+Walter Luna You use python2 and he uses python3 in the video. You don't want to find out about the differences while still learning, so you should just install python3 to follow this videos.

[@SamStJon]

I used this lesson to create a program to proposition my boyfriend. Thank you for saving my relationship.

[@aceperkins]

Al thank you !!!

[@s41nt_tv10]

True and true part gave me physics flashbacks xD

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Wonderful video(s). hilarious!

[@Adjective69]

Thank you sensei

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what is the diff bet your cours and these videos

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Thank you!

[@whatevername4873]

You should have ads on these

[@naderhumood]

Great man

[@akashmasih8908]

Sir my boolean expression is not working

[@christineochoa9536]

6:40 recap

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Looking into this 15 videos enough to know about basic programming ?

[@pranavkrishna3048]

Yea

[@juanfeeer]

the age joke made me laugh

[@michaelschone3406]

thanks!

[@jurajcidorik9471]

Al we know 42 is The Answer, but what was the question?

[@jakewfurlong]

Where is your towel? 42.

[@pradeepsaple7996]

very nice

[@kiriekya]

3:11 dat brick joke

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[@KowboyUSA]

"42"? Appears _the answer to Life, the Universe and everything, is 42._

[@BananaM3thBread]

Can someone please put the code he puts here ina comment

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WATCHED

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[@Med-p9k]

First of all, excellent tutorial . But what's wrong with your age, don't be shame for being more than 30 . 😂

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[@williamsli3745]

Let me guess your age, 34?