Python Beginner Tutorial 3 For Absolute Beginners - (Numbers)

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[mattsmitel]

When Is part 4? Please keep continue this series it has helped me learn!

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[wallofstar]

Good tutorial! it show the real use of number to string... better understanding!

[stephenworsley]

A minor mistake in the video. Chris says that an integer and number are interchangeable. This is sometimes but not always the case. An integer is a whole number - it has no decimal points. A number may also be floating point which is a decimal 3.14159 for example hence a number isn't always an integer.

[Lilredspittin]

is there any way to change it so instead of going to terminal when i hit debug, it shows me debug console first? just a minor inconvenience that i was hoping i could change. Awesome videos, really am learning a lot thanks!

[srikar]

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[abravo]

Also would recommend using the Learning Python 5th edition book? Or any other?

[ropaz]

On my chromebook i dont see those icons on the left of my device is it because its a chromebook ?

[hanspijpers]

maybe a tip, I tried the html file in 4 different browsers the Brave browser does not show unwanted advertisements
Nice tutorial

[ScotHenderson]

Hi Chris, thanx for the tutorials .. I am trying to add a var to the watch list but it is greyed out .. any ideas?

[Nassim-rkox]

I just started trying to learn python but for now it has been going pretty well thanks to your videos, but now i've run into a problem where when i start the debug process the various commands on the top of the screen appear and disappear in a second and i can't stop it, while normally the command pallete should stay there.
Might you know how to fix it?

[Jinnaru]

so, it means that a string can't have integers, and you need to change the integers into a string?

[netiosys]

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[bevonmclean]

I think it stops on the first line because the launch.json has a value for stop on entry set to true if i'm not mistaken

[SuperGrimmy]

What Python version are you using? If you are using python 3 you could mention the difference between integer and float division operator (/ vs //). It's a nice addition to the language.