Python If Statements for Data Science / Data Analysis - P.2

[@robelbelay4065]

This is by far the best python tutorial I've ever had the pleasure of experiencing! I've always missed small details about the specifics of certain syntax. This is an amazingly clear walk through. I'm also in class 2 of the Google Data Analytics certificate, partially because you recommended it in a previous video. Thanks a lot for all your great content and hard work! It's appreciated 🙇‍♂

[@LukeBarousse]

Heck yeah, so glad to hear that this video series is helping you out!! keep up the hard work with the google certificate!

[@thaynaazevedocarvalho1461]

I'm so glad I ran into your videos, your methodology is great, I'm learning a lot and it's making me more sure about entering this field! Thanks a lot Luke!

[@LukeBarousse]

Heck yeah, this is awesome to hear! Good luck in your journey11

[@juanpaolo21yt]

Thanks for sharing.

[@LukeBarousse]

not a problem!!

[@raedokal]

dwight very cool user=input("enter the charicter") if user =='Pam' or user == 'Jim':print("cool") else: if user =='Dwight':print('very cool')

[@derikmelton8027]

Hey fellow data nerd! Helpful video.

[@LukeBarousse]

Thanks fellow data nerd 🤣! I'm gonna be testing your python skills next time I see ya!

[@aleynabob4557]

Thanks a lot Luke, I have a question why doesn't it rerun when the name is not in the list, it only prints out 'please re-write the name', doesn't runs again to write the input.

[@paulbuono5088]

is it like SQL where instead of if == x, if ==y, if == z, you can just use IN to shorten it?

[@mohamedsesay9865]

This was very helpful, thank you!

[@LukeBarousse]

Awe thanks Mohamed!!

[@shraddhaverma4111]

@@LukeBarousse Can you please do a video on comprehensios in pyhton !

[@LukeBarousse]

@@shraddhaverma4111 Let me see what I can do!

[@learnerlearner9200]

good job

[@LukeBarousse]

Thank you!!

[@learnerlearner9200]

thanks amigo

[@LukeBarousse]

No problem!

[@adfbi]

Hello Luke, thanks for this tutorial...The ability that you have in explaining these concepts is pure talent! I have one question regarding the "Application" part: when I created my code and then I compared it to your solution, I noticed that I didn't put the first "else:" (the one under the "Re-enter the name" line), while you have put that "else" instead. Despite this my code worked perfectly. So my question is: is it necessary to put that "else", or is it rather a matter of "making the code as beautiful, clear and tidy as possible"? Thanks in advance! Regards

[@LukeBarousse]

In python the goal is to make the code as simple as possible so you don't have errors because of complexity. If your code works and is written more simpler than mine, then I would say that it is a better solution.

[@MoonAziz]

thanks really helpful

[@LukeBarousse]

Heck yeah! 🤙🏼🤙🏼Thanks Shuja!

[@yahyafiddi8883]

Thank you.

[@LukeBarousse]

No problem!!

[@juanpaolo21yt]

I dont python installed yet. This si the reason why I have a lot of questions. I hope that is okay Luke. About the favorite character, if I typed in dwight instead of Dwight, will it give me a no match found because it is case sensitive? Thanks again Luke.

[@LukeBarousse]

Yes python is case sensitive. Highly recommend downloading python to start practicing!

[@shraddhaverma4111]

I followed through your tutorial while being on jupyter : in 9:45 it gave me a syntax warning when i wrote ; 1 is 1 !!

[@LukeBarousse]

I'm not to sure on this one. Did you checkout my github repositiory!

[@shraddhaverma4111]

@@LukeBarousse Yes I checked your repository, the system gave few lines of SyntacWarning and then at last showed "True"

[@shraddhaverma4111]

@@LukeBarousse Can you please also make a video on how to learn python? Sometimes , I write code in my copy and sometimes in jupyter notebook! Should we memorise the correct way of using a particular code?

[@LukeBarousse]

@@shraddhaverma4111 I do have a video on that: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pmGXpWp-pJJ3e68 I wouldn't focus to much on memorization. Instead focus on concepts and implementation... memorization will come with time

[@austinekyleocampo5573]

If I type my name then reentered a name in the cast the statements don't print. Your videos are very helpful and detailed nice contents and Thank you!

[@juanpaolo21yt]

Hi Luke, is Jupyter an interpreter?

[@LukeBarousse]

It's more of a software used to showcase your code in a more user-friendly way.