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[@Jaimin_Bariya]

Jp here again [Comment number 16] Thank you, Sir, :)

[@leonardcooper-s4p]

@18:27, he should've taught the concept of "global variable" here.

[@pythonnme6343]

These lectures are really good. Madhavan Sir, you are amazing.

[@sanjayg4444]

Maza agaya

[@RA-oo4lj]

You are the best!

[@sanketargade3685]

Can you explain how update(l,i,v) are work, how l having length?

[@EgG787-z2e]

hey bro just assume a list of elements=[1,2,3,4] l=list,i=index,v=list item let say you want to update item 2 as 5 inside the list and index od 2 is 1,start with for loop because we know the iterations in advance,it go through each item in the list,the index of 2 is 1 its is greater than or equal to 0 and lessthan the length of string(len() this functions gives the no of items or characters inside the given list (4,so 0

[@sekharcnanda]

These lectures are very good. Please keep upload many videos, that helps lot of students . Great work.

[@Insane_CyrusOp]

seriously hw can a beginner understand if u just show a ppt..come on

[@SunOfTheia]

By trying the things out for yourself maybe? Idk just a crazy thought I had.

[@bhaskarjha2832]

bro python ki basic knowledge lelo iss course se pehle .... muje bhi basic python aati h....and i am understanding this course properly....do some efforts from your end.

[@SlickShitt]

@@bhaskarjha2832 this type of people only criticize everyone.

[@SlickShitt]

@@SunOfTheia let him say.....instead of criticising he should have copied the code and used debugger to find out what's happening.

[@manikandan_k]

The slides contain valid code, Why don't you try it on the interpreter and see for yourself? Besides you can't learn programming just by watching lectures. If you want to be a programmer, you should emulate what is being presented here.