Basics of Python: Part 3 - Loops, If Statements

Chapter 1 Part 2: Here we review loops, boolean logic, and if statements. Once again, this is short and non-comprehensive: I emphasize only the parts that will help us in numerical programming.

In a series of tutorial videos. we will go from knowing a little bit about python/programming to being able to derive, analyze, and solve complicated mathematical models using libraries such as numpy, scipy, sympy, and so much more.

This is a HANDS ON TUTORIAL. You need to open yourself up an interactive notebook, and not only code along, but experiment with various things. ENSURE that you understand something fully before moving on.

All code located here:

[souravyadav]

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[gautamsandesh]

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[kekskekskeks]

FYI at 3:00 you could use f-strings instead of format(). IMHO its a more clean way to format strings and would look like this:
print(f'Index {i} contains {item}')

[FinnGottlich]

isnt there a little mistake at minute 10:15? I feel like in case we put 'dt' in the if statement we had to change the 'at' in the elif line as well to get the final result 'no' instead of 'only condition one is true'

[JackTR]

Your explanations are pretty fast paced; had to pause and rewind the video a couple of times. Thanks though!

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[Fasctt]

lst = [1**3 for i in range(21)] is not working. It gave me invalid syntax error