#13 Python Tutorial for Beginners | IDLE Previous Command | Clear Screen?

[@akashgupta_11]

for scrolling you can do cntrl + J. this will work

[@yarlagaddapradeepkumar1560]

bayya i tried after else ,we typing means it wons organise..it just cleans screen to upward.. thats makes no use .. can u have any other idea ..for it

[@mituldaniadventureJunkie]

Thank you ! Was looking for that.

[@shavashchannel]

Thanks man!

[@mayurmk7545]

Thank you so much

[@vamsikasyaps127]

thank you

[@feacefullyyy]

If you want the previous command or any other older commmand ... simply click the cursor on that line(s) and press enter ! There you go ! :)

[@AY-uc5om]

Most underrated comment

[@vikramsey]

That was helpful. Thanks.

[@anuragsangale602]

Thanx

[@PrashantKumar-xf6cx]

Thnx man 🥰

[@imdv9748]

That was very much helpful thank you, your comment is underrated

[@singhchetan96]

i dont know how can one dislike these type of videos. great work navin reddy. love to watch and share your next videos. thanks man!

[@anuzravat]

Believe It Or Not Its ClickBait

[@caniget600subscriberswitho5]

@@anuzravat please open up

[@anuzravat]

@@caniget600subscriberswitho5 This is no command to clear screen in python till now

[@shivangikumari5425]

Because they never understand 🤪🤪😋😋😜😜😜

[@MultiReview]

@@anuzravat becoz maybe they got better than Navin reddy (alian)

[@deepanshumishra4568]

sir, jitni tareef karu utna kam your efforts are, just amazing :)

[@yugandharsurya]

This channel is very useful to know most of the new technologies

[@avinaskesarwani5281]

ya bro

[@shashikantmane1055]

I have visited some channel.but honestly I would like to say that you are amazing.the way of talking is nice.Keep growing.Spread the knowledge.

[@shankargope2475]

The things that really amaze me that you are not only just teaching the language but also revealing the small vital hacks that are really helpful when we get our hands on it👌. Thanks a lot, really appreciate that🙏

[@shubhamvaidhy8331]

Yes sir that is I want yesterday when i was using IDLE that confusion comes in my mind.. Thanks for this.. Learning will fun using your Python tutorial I watched every lectr one by one ...😀

[@mitalipurwar1436]

quarantine going well with your videos sir! absolutely enjoying studying!!

[@shravanigupta5190]

Yes absolutely u r right

[@laraibrayeen]

Right

[@sankarisubbiah7276]

exactly

[@varunjha7731]

Great Video series !!! Hats off Sir looking forward to more videos on Python. I had the same exact question in my mind when I was learning Python today. Thanks, Sir !!!

[@commando5134]

no.1 work sir no one can compete with your this work. thanks a lot.......

[@prasad4mvja]

1) Change IDLE configuration Options => Configure IDLE => General tab => Shell preferences => Auto-Squeeze min lines [50] and change 50 to a large count like 1000. 2) Execute command print(" " * 100) to clear screen

[@aakashphoenix9309]

🥰🥰

[@aakashphoenix9309]

Sir can u tell how to scroll down in idle

[@SapareNaagraaj]

Tqq

[@maheshpatil6232]

Really Helpful videos till now. I suggested my cousin also Keep Going :)

[@ismailabdow3844]

thx sir watching from garissa-kenya ...4/7/2019.. 7:15 pm thnks alot ur videos are much better than wat am taught at university

[@vidyakumari1466]

To clear screen We have to import os module by writing import os And then use the in-built function os.system("cls") Finally you can keep it as an function cls Like this- import os def cls(): os.system("cls")

[@vidyakumari1466]

We can use it in editor

[@aravindmarri9107]

ctrl+F6 for new shell or restart the shell...!

[@lomeshdaheria9960]

Thanks buddy that really worked

[@sanjeevkumar-iw2lz]

brother please can u tell me for MacBook idle

[@sheemashaik3624]

It's not working

[@yashwanths7533]

you can use the os module along with the system function to clear the screen import os def clear_screen(): if os.name == 'posix': # For Linux and macOS os.system('clear') elif os.name == 'nt': # For Windows os.system('cls') You can run this one time. Next you can start using this command "clear_screen()" to clear the screen as and when needed.

[@richarddonald6320]

It is very easy to learn from you Sir

[@dineshkumargubba3688]

Try This One. >>>import subprocess as sp >>>temp=sp.call('cls', shell=True)

[@pushpendramangroliya2925]

Thank you for clear screen code of python prompt.

[@roshan.handle]

thank u sir for the above. But it clears only screen not our buffer(previously work is still remain in memory). Have u any code that clear python intrepreter screen as well as buffer memory?

[@swathiyadati9680]

after that what should we give?i didn't get you..

[@puramdurgaprasad5894]

It's not working in python 3.7.0 version

[@poorna685]

why there are dislikes on this video,he just said what he needs to, are you people expected him to dance or do stunts in the video titled as "python tutorial for beginners",ridiculous people.

[@yarlagaddapradeepkumar1560]

thq very much....bcz u understand the person who always typing the repeated ..stufff...thq veryy much for above......

[@sreeharsha6383]

Literally me: WTF.....! Its like spoonfeeding. Amazed : )

[@bestengineering2774]

Thanks for this video. Been looking for previous command...

[@akash6327]

thanks now i can use this else i was using cmd

[@abhi_7]

Thank you bro...!!!A.. great platform to learn python...🥰

[@chitraaaaa]

hi...go to taskbar setting...automatic hide the taskbar in desktop mode..this will give unlimited lines in idle

[@imtiazem]

thank you for making these videos.

[@SakarSubedi]

I clear the python shell by using "Ctrl + Alt + L" in my Ubuntu terminal. Try 'Ctrl + L' in other OS if "Ctrl + Alt + L" doesn't work Alternative Option: def cls(): print(" " * 100) cls() # Call cls() whenever you want to clear the screen. This just prints 100 black lines and imitates as if it is clearing the screen.

[@arhbaramov6296]

U can put your cursor (wit arrow or with mouse) on any row, press ENTER 😋😂🥰 and you have a copy of that row in the current command line👍👌😋, btw thanks for the course ;)

[@Uchiha_38]

ty

[@yarlagaddapradeepkumar1560]

thq very much , bcz we are always trying, but atleast u can save our time during practice

[@thebunerikhan]

Ctrl + L also does kind of magic trick, it does not clear the screen but it starts a clean screen.

[@mohammadadnan5988]

What do you mean by a clean screen? Are the values cleared for variables?

[@archanaittaboina6547]

Thank sir.I tried it for history-next(down arrow) also😊

[@SachinYadav-wh7dm]

Use Ctrl + arrow keys for scroll up and down

[@rishabhgopalsoni8131]

sir i want to learn app development ,please upload the videos of app development or provide the path of app development learning

[@charithsai1750]

love your videos and effort

[@kasgeb.d]

"Alt+n" is good too

[@basha132]

"Alt+n" is used from top to bottom if i want to use previous command what is the key i should use

[@kartiky5765]

@@basha132 alt+p

[@mike_98058]

Thanks for this short, uiseful video. BTW, my aging ears did much better when I changed the playback speed to .75

[@slonbeskonechen8310]

Thank you! This is what I was missing....

[@jaipalreddy7365]

this is useful for faster access of previous commands used

[@abettertruth1198]

thx a lot for help navin sir

[@diptodey7152]

awesome sir... u r really great

[@sarthakverma3467]

Thank you Sir for your efforts...#loveyou3000

[@MeetSinojia7]

I don't know if it works for IDLE on windows, but if you are using python interpreter in linux terminal, you can do: import os os.system('clear')

[@venkatlakshmi1288]

Yes it works 👍

[@SatyendraJaiswalsattu]

for winows: type from os import system, name system('cls')

[@mohammadadnan5988]

Doesn't work in IDLE.

[@abhishekagrawal1076]

amazing content

[@atrichoudhury1777]

thank you very much for the series

[@mubashirabbas5647]

sir which tool did you use for editing?plz ans

[@arupmaji9229]

Thanks a lot for this tutorial sir 😊

[@VictorMonday-lq3xs]

Thanks very much, highly appreciated. Pls come again with the"idle" you enter up key to access the last elements. And also for the cmd. You press upr for?, Pls come up with this again

[@suyashkumar0312]

How do I change my keys to open task view I want to open task view with f3 plz help me

[@Ram.k93]

Great series for a beginner to learn python

[@sakash23]

sir which software u use for editing the videos

[@gupta.aditya]

Repeat a previous command ( Alt + p ) works in python shell but it doesn't work in new file.

[@charancharan2417]

We don't have command but we can skip no of lines by print(" "*20) It will take you to 20 lines after the last command you were. print(" "*30) It will take you to 30 lines from your last line

[@vinamrajha1571]

How can we access this YEN symbol ?

[@deepaksaraswat1981]

how do u save prograams which can be reused as scripts in python shell ?

[@shortcooktelugu6412]

Ni ayya, you should include this, in your first video of this series

[@jayanthg3777]

Sir u r great ....how u know these type of codings..

[@Kennerdoll]

what software do you use for editing?

[@vikasraj3203]

To clear the python shell we use this >>> import os >>> os.system( 'cls' )

[@vijaymalviya23]

Fn + up arrow is already shortcut key for the previous command

[@adviksingh8760]

import os try: os.system("cls") # For Windows except: os.system("clear") # For Linux and Unix

[@dishantkumbhar8822]

What happens??

[@adviksingh8760]

@@dishantkumbhar8822 it will clear the screen

[@dishantkumbhar8822]

Thnks man!

[@bmguitarhub6135]

not working

[@bmguitarhub6135]

not working... it prints 0

[@mdehsanulhaque9186]

i am using IDLE softare and for project it is necessary to install a new software ( not installed pycharm)

[@moorthyy27]

thanks, good video bro

[@cu9366]

great video sir

[@akashjadhav8450]

Can u help me out with python decorators in details, it is more often asked questions in interview

[@firesk1461]

Yea now UpArrow choses the last cmd but apparently my CTRL suddenly is IDK forced on, cant write normally, eg. pressing p shows up print dialogue, pressing s tries to save, etc..

[@vergilnelo]

i use ipython in linux clear command and up arrow works by default, ipython runs in terminal so may be if you use python in cmd it may work idle i am not sure

[@rajkelawala28]

To clear a screen we can use this: import os x = os.system("clear") # Linux/Mac x = os.system("CLS") # For windows

[@Happiness_mattersss]

I m new to Python n coding, so i just want to clear a confusion, IDLE is command Promt or Pycharm. Or is it the diffrent thing? Pls Help

[@buvaneswarin4200]

Sir.....In my idle if I click p then it's asking whether to print the screen....if I click just o it's asking options to open the saved folders.... I don't know what to do sir ...I have my exams coming and I am not able to practice any prgms...pls help me sir

[@chufflechannel8812]

To clear the screen use this import os import time # for windows # os.system('cls') os.system("ls") time.sleep(2) # Ubuntu version 10.10 os.system('clear')

[@kartiktyagi5234]

Sir couldn't find options for reverse settings in spyder anaconda

[@Saha121-h6y]

I will subscribe within today

[@umairahmed2459]

import os os.system('clear') that is the solution in my opinion :)

[@bmguitarhub6135]

not working

[@joematv]

you've mentioned all the questions on my mind hahaaha

[@thuonganga5605]

To clear screen in the REPL/IDLE, press CTRL + L on Linux and MacOS

[@madanjain7553]

Sir mere sofware m menu bar show nhi hori or altr command (code) run nhi krre kya kiya ja skta hai

[@aswinighosh928]

very helpful

[@tokiahmed7865]

Sir , The changes in previous history has not occurred during my practice

[@aniruddhadhandar]

It is possible just simply ⏬👇 >>> import os >>> os.system('cls') And your screen will be clear...

[@harmanpreetsingh1501]

i know a technique just go to previous command using up key and press enter and it will give you the previous statement

[@richarddonald6320]

import os os.system('cls || clear') This command will clear the messages in terminal

[@madhuribendale6532]

I learned from ur videos but how can I get certification.

[@swathiyadati9680]

how yea ?

[@harpreet_dhiman]

When I run a code on PyCharm, it shows 'Python was not found but can be installed from Microsoft store' even after installing Python. How can I resolve this issue?

[@piyushkhanduri2905]

there is nothing like clearing but there is a key to reopen the shell i.e (ctrl + f6) by pressing these keys together it will work .

[@suganthimurali516]

Bro but it is just restarting, It's not moving up

[@rptech6902]

Sir mare me uper koi option nahi ata isa kyo?? PLZZ reply

[@kunalkumar7404]

Hello sir , how to make title bar visible ...

[@1112sravani]

cls isn't working in my command prompt.. please help me

[@uditanshuverma7149]

First exit the python in command prompt, use exit(),then type cls

[@thomachanrj9064]

Thanks a lot Sir

[@nikitaagarwal880]

I have not understood whatever uhh r explaining in this video..Kindly help me....

[@YogeshKumar-ow4rb]

he is trying to say that "U can use the previously typed command with the help of a shortcut key without typing it again in the Python IDLE" for Eg:- if u type >>>print("Hello World") 'Hello World' if u want to use this again instead of typing it again u can simply use "Alt + P"

[@PythonisLove]

ugh! u suck at python,more than me ?

[@swathiyadati9680]

@@YogeshKumar-ow4rb yea and we can also use up arrow key too

[@saurabhhchavan]

@@YogeshKumar-ow4rb thanku so much sir💕

[@slobodantajisic2762]

It is not possible to clear Python IDLE shell without some external module integration. If you really want to get a blank pure fresh shell just close the previous shell and run it again.

[@Saikiran-qb2yo]

In Python 3.7 scrolling option is provided

[@RoyBT]

yes.

[@krishna.yaadav]

type python in cmd and u will get same idle in cmd.... and you you can import os and type script os.system('cls') .... for mac or linux os.system('clear')

[@pujanrajrai4930]

that doesnot work in macos

[@vikas-eh5fv]

Can you tell set function uses

[@endorse8290]

How can we get in virtual studio code?

[@just_a_living_being]

Thank you Sir 😊

[@OneShotOneKill924]

Nice

[@riaz_ay]

Press cntrl+n Then click run And click python shell

[@Even_cats_smile]

nice I'M NOT THE ONLY ONE

[@abhishekagrawal1076]

Still unable to clear the IDLE, Do i need to close and relaunch, or any other solution