Simulating Real-Life Processes in Python

[@cmrncrick]

This is very cool! I used your code and renamed some variables to suit my needs. I have an area where we handle internal metal scrap that's generated from our process. I can use this code and see how much of a difference adding more handling equipment will make, how scrap increasing will change our handling abilities, etc. Thanks a lot for this!

[@robertwallace5498]

very interesting, definitely going to play around with this library

[@poordelir]

Great video. However, line 21 is a big modelling mistake, It will return so many non-random values which is ok for education but its totally wrong for real scenarios. you need to pass random or at least pseudorandom values into the model. The programme will work, but the result are not reliable.

[@anthonyedwards7796]

Is it possible to set the time the calls present within a 24 hour period?

[@mahmoudahmedrefat9827]

I have a problem that in the while true you did write yield env.timeout my vscode findes that you can't wirte yield outside the function how can i solve it

[@FactifyShort]

i will never find a youtuber that can code an app step by step, all of them just get a code and start reading and writing it!!

[@AttachmentStudios]

I've always wondered what is that music from intro? I never found the original source...

[@FireFly969]

Reaching Mr looper

[@AttachmentStudios]

@@FireFly969 Sorry, i forgot to update, but i already found the original source - "Book the rental wit it - RAGE" its instrumentals, and came before - "Reaching - Mr Looper", and in fact I've learnt all this because i took the intro song, extended it published in youtube in channel(still exists) and then it finally got copyrights! although i'm not always excited for copyrights... but atleast now i know. Also for self promotion, i'm making a programming language and i'll start uploading behind the scenes videos from next week... (then weekly)

[@MrDarnellEarly]

Excellent example and explanation

[@AntonioBarsanio]

Amazing tutorial bro. Hey, what IDE are you using?

[@tomasjedlicka7102]

looks like PyCharm

[@AntonioBarsanio]

@@tomasjedlicka7102 Yeah 😏It is in my nose and I didn't see it until now thanks anyway.

[@gabrielcomprendio9485]

i have prblem with the last cell that says Input In [29], in () 48 env.process(setup(env, NUM_EMPLOYEES, AVG_SUPPORT_TIME, CUSTOMER_INTERVAL)) 49 env.run(until=SIM_TIME) ---> 51 print("customers handled:" + str(customers_handled)) NameError: name 'customers_handled' is not defined it didn't shows how many customers handled, I double check the codes and its same. can you help me to find the problem here? thank you!

[@karibays]

try: print("customers handled:" + str(customers_handled)) except: customers handled = 0 print("customers handled:" + str(customers_handled))

[@felixnyamongo]

You have a new sub. Thanks bro

[@dohnot]

Cool topic, thanks for introducing.

[@FlemingRound]

what font are you using?

[@famuyideitunu3038]

hello pls i need your help

[@FlemingRound]

@@famuyideitunu3038 ?

[@elmondo.]

Thanks for sharing, very interesting

[@benshi1975]

have you upload the code file? i want it! awesome video

[@carlomartinotti3649]

Pretty lacking explanation of any useful concept. This is literally copy pasting an example in an IDE.

[@Ricocase]

Purpose of constructor and self please? Why add an environment? Thought it was just variables, f(x), classes 😆.

[@n.8279]

Although i'm by no means good at programming, just by interpolating my knowledge of java into this, the constructor allows for the setting of variables on call, and the self makes variables outside the constructor equal to the ones defined in the constructor so it is then able to be referenced in the program

[@tcgvsocg1458]

this one is very good thx

[@adamshenk9970]

Fantastic thank you so much

[@jongcheulkim7284]

Thank you.

[@Nutshell_Mathematica]

Really cool

[@abhinavchoudhary6849]

I loved 😍 this topic

[@philtoa334]

Thx_.

[@muhammedsavad6009]

👍

[@aravindh052]

Python create phone call application bro