COMMAND LINE ARGUMENTS - PYTHON PROGRAMMING

[@narayananishanth7357]

So much dedicated 😊

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you have explained in a most basic or easiest way. thank you so much. The least I did was to liked, commented and subscribe this channel.

[@SCP810_]

Great Explanation

[@linuxfans451]

Thank sir this video helped me. I wish i could have teachers like you in my college.

[@senthilkumar-yi8sv]

Super sir

[@chaitanyakolukuluri5100]

Only video i found explaining python code on cmd at length.

[@akhilravilla8861]

thankyou very much dude. your explanation is really awesome.

[@RajkamalKamal-mu4kn]

Clear and crystal❤️

[@mdciv2010]

Thank you for sharing this concept in an accessible way. Please consider gradual improvements on light and sound quality.

[@sureshbagi6889]

Thank you for sharing the explanation. It worked for me in my project

[@jayanthigopinath9527]

Thank you very much sir good explanation

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[@shriyadhunna5802]

The above 36 videos were amazing and i have followed everything but this one seems a bit tricky to operate

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Nice demonstration and lucid presentation

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Great explanation

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you teach explicitly :)

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[@shabeshvarans4688]

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[@LukieHZX]

Nice!

[@misterbub9733]

thanks a lot for this video, helped tremendously with the command prompt :)

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[@priyanshupathak1686]

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[@dr.joelvillavicenciogastel7080]

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[@AmritaPBB]

solid clarity

[@satheeshm2234]

I like u r teaching

[@satheeshm2234]

I need important question in pyton files

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[@creativeguru5684]

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[@devrajash7685]

thank you so much sir... love you

[@dsalgotamil]

Thank you sir 👍

[@hrithikruhela]

thank you sir

[@premasaialamuri3160]

with out using the range give an example for sum of arguments

[@pranavis324]

Thank you sir.... & please do upload all other important concepts of python

[@prithviinag]

Sir can you please put a video about format operator:(str() method & more than one format sequence) in python cse dept 1st year

[@premasaialamuri3160]

with out using the indexing for som of arguments

[@meenat8603]

Thanks u sooo much sir to sharing these course for all It is the last vedio in python or continuation is there Reply me sir

[@sundeepsaradhi]

Still need to upload few videos

[@gmilitia3803]

Nice explanation sir💯🙏

[@naveenhagaragi8460]

I am able to execute file by using 'python' command but not by 'py' command. can you please tell me the reason why i am getting error on using 'py' command Error - 'py' is not recognized as an internal or external command,

[@bidya5772]

Sir,How can I open multiple text files using command line arguments?

[@yatishnataraj8814]

Thanks sir

[@martinsin9775]

Sir, How did you make alias py instead of python on command prompt? Thank you!

[@vanajachintalapudi219]

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[@ogunsanmiraphael6200]

please I dont know how to create and access python files from my system. I tried creating one and this was the result C:\Users\USER>C:\Users\USER\Desktop\python 'C:\Users\USER\Desktop\python' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file. and this: C:\Users\USER>C:\Users\USER\PycharmProjects\pythonProject 'C:\Users\USER\PycharmProjects\pythonProject' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file.

[@אביבזמיר-ת4כ]

What can i do if i want the program to execute an action with a variables that i already gave and than to execute an another action with a new variables? I mean that we insert input and than the program make the action and ask for new variable.

[@poojakonda2053]

i tried this program with string concatination but not getting correct output.....explain this code with strings sir

[@jivanmainali1742]

Sir what is the use of cmd argument

[@mdciv2010]

You may not want users to interact with your code/program via python Shell, hence cmd argument is the way to go.

[@codelikeuthink4814]

cmd is name of file and at index 0 it is being stored as an argument by default

[@chandrasekhar3376]

what is args sir why we use them

[@pothireddynagalaxamma6970]

Sir in place of sys can we use any other identifier?

[@Mr-se1cg]

Can you do a video on sap mdg if possible.. thank you

[@shriyadhunna5802]

Sir i am not able to follow this pratical part .How are you running files its not happening when i am trying to do it ! Can u please explain which keys are you using to run the commands cz these things are not printing in the command prompt

[@minnuzamir5458]

can you please paste error msg here

[@anaghahuddar9291]

Error - 'py' is not recognized as an internal or external command, I am facing this error. Can you please help me sir

[@debojitmandal8670]

Sir but you told in the beginning after importing sys. You need to print (sys.argv) so that the input from the command line can be converted in to a list or argv takes the argument in the form of a list. But y did you not follow this in the second program i.e sum of all the elements from command line. Please do reply

[@atchutram9894]

"print (sys.argv) so that the input from the command line can be converted in to a list or argv takes the argument in the form of a list." I don't find this in the video. This print command just shows you what is in sys.argv list. Yes, argv is already a list. To check this fact, add the following line to your code and run. print (type(sys.argv))

[@rebantachakraborty925]

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[@venkatesh3484]

Thank you sir

[@premasaialamuri3160]

with out using the indexing for som of arguments