Lesson 7 - Python Programming (Automate the Boring Stuff with Python)

[fermatdad]

Hi Al. A little mistake in the video. The 50 sums that the little prince does are: (1 + 100) + (2 + 99) + ... (50 + 51) = 50 * 101 = 5050. Your books are excellent.

[pypy]

The accent and oral english of the video author is really good for non-english speakers!! This is awesome

[SWAY]

Hello Al, your way of teaching is excellent . I browse through a lot of videos but your explanation is very clear. Thanks a tonne for that. Great books.Love from India.

[SilkscreenXpress]

Your teaching skill in this language is awesome! And I wonder why your videos are underated 😭😭

[paulbaker]

Great videos. You have a brilliant teaching style.

[xx-pzpn]

Is the prove of carl may be wrong? There are sum of 101 * 100 pair /2=5050. I love you video so much.

[MoonOvIce]

This and your book are amazing. It really helps understanding the logic behind everything and not just "do this and do that" like many other resources (*cough* learn to code the hard way *cough*)

[rozegon]

thank you ....your voice is so clear and so helping :)
you are the best

[BLINC]

Of all the basic principles, for and while loops confuse me the most. Especially for loops.

[bruceskellator]

Thanks for this amazing tutorial! It's just so well-done and conveys the knowledge to beginners with perfect clarity!

[Bubelmanen]

Wow, the ONLY video I wanted a written flow chart for Dx man I've been searching for hours now T-T


(good video none the less)

[zachloertscher]

I had a little fun with loops using the "Gaus" concept :)

total = 0
r = 100
x = 1
for i in range(r):
total += i
i +=1
for x in range(i):
print(':)', end='')
x += i
print ('\n')

[weedeymcsmuggles]

When you say "for i in range" is I required or could you place any random letter? I apologize if I missed this. My mind keeps getting hung up on whether its a reference to 'index' or not.

[jimsmith]

Correction on reference, there are more than 50 ways to get 100 from addition, disregarding the use of decimals. It would be 51, 100 + 0 = 100

[gvamshikrishna]

Hi, I came up with this:
i = 0
a = 0
for i in range(100):
i = i + 1
a = i + a
print(a)

But yours is much smart. I am still learning.

[englishsurvivalguide]

Really solid tutorials. Thank you +Blank Editor!

I'm a bit confused about the following two things: (1) total = 0; and (2) total = total + num.
What is the purpose of total = 0?
If total = 0 is just that, would total = total + num result in the following:
total = 0 + 1
total = 0 + 2
....
total = 0 + 100.

Thanks before for the explanation!

[FoobsTon]

Gauss also discovered the normal distribution... The guy was a fricking genius.

[NickWindham]

You’re awesome. Thanks for all you’ve done

[MZ.]

Awesome training video! thanks a lot for sharing!

[davidjaramillo]

you should do book on JS just saying 100% fuego my guy