Yield statements using Python and Dynamo!

[@omarelwan637]

Hello, Gavin, Shouldn'g the sentence after (elif) be boolean? What is the output of (elif group) ? I cant get it. Can you explain it more or refer to a reference? Thank you

[@AussieBIMGuru]

Actually I should just have written 'else' in this case, an elif wasn't needed. Elif behaves like else when there is no else argument specified I think.

[@elietrad]

Hi Gavin, nice video as usual, is the IN[1] needed as an entry? If it is required to interpolate between 0 and 1, I guess replacing the 0 value by IN[1] within the Python script is better

[@AussieBIMGuru]

The IN[1] could technically just be captured inside the Python script, but I like to build my scripts to be flexible where possible.

[@MrNyira]

Hello Gavin First of all, I thank you for your tutorials, I have a question and I need a pro to answer it. I have been studying Dynamo for 6 months, I had to learn a programming language (Python) and I notice that all the supports, documentation, tutorials, are written in C#, think it would be better to learn C# in order to understand and have access to the information written in C# I thank you in advance for your answer Tony

[@AussieBIMGuru]

It really depends on what people need to do with dynamo. C# is moreso if people want to build zero touch nodes or applications, which is a bit far removed from what I do. I mostly develop scripts and my custom package in Python and this does most of what I need so far.