Math & Variables in Python - Beginner Python Tutorial #1

First real tutorial in my python programming series. This is a perfect series for beginners of programming This covers how to do math in python as well as the concept of variables.

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[KeithGalli]

Video Outline!
1:41 - Tutorial Start
2:44 - Basic Math in Python
5:02 - What are variables?
8:37 - Naming variables
10:53 - Complex Math in Python
16:41 - Video Overview/Conclusion

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[spiteofartemis]

why is this entertaining. this is literally just math but weird and somehow you made it entertaining.

[digao]

I'm a statistician and love the simplicity of your tutorials! Programming for me is very useful and the more simple, the more the fun! Thank you so much and hugs from Brazil!

[Mellowdy]

Cheat Sheet
(0 = your number)
(A = your word)
(A/0 = your word or number)

Math
Addiction: 0+0
Subtraction: 0-0
Division: 0/0
Multiplication:0*0
Power: 0**0
Floor Division: 0 // 0
Modular Division: 0 % 0

Values
Printing: Print=("0/A")/Print=(0/A)
Bulien value: A/0 = True/False
String value: A = "A/0"
integer value: A/0 = A/0
Decimal value: A = 0.0

Naming
abc
ABC
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123 (can't start with numbers)

[TheSuccessfulLeader]

"Yes, Keith: I am learning a lot and I am feeling very comfortable with the way you deliver this Python information"; as a beginner--please keep up the good work!

[Simpson]

This is incredible :D

I’ve only ever tried to learn python by reading instructions, but I had NO idea how much easier it would be to learn from watching a video. :)

[eagle]

7:00 "Yeah, yeah it is, I think Python is super fuck" xD

[egasuas]

Did you ever post the maths cheat sheet?

[govindgnampoothiri]

Nice tutorial and simple presentation. Love from India.

[gamingxgaming]

Dude love your videos ... pls keep uploading

[beenishmurtaza]

Bro it took my teacher 12 lessons to teach this tnx for your help <3

[robertosteen]

dude....thank you so much! Im looking forward to diving in!

[roryengland]

Hey Keith, great job on this tutorial series, finding it really useful. I enjoy pausing your videos and trying to build a small project as we go to develop my understanding. Keep it up!

[electronzx]

i am trying to use build and it is not working

[ralphmacfadden]

Thanks for the video.
“Name” is not concise, it is ambiguous. It could mean given name or given + family name, for examples, and that is already assuming that we are talking about people - people in certain cultures. In others, it could refer to given name + paternal family + maternal family. If we always use concise variable names, we won’t have to change them later.

[render_rr]

this video was suuuppperr helpful youve gained another subscriber

[jagathajithkumar]

this is very useful unlike c++ which is complicated as hell

[willpal]

Great video!! Keep up the amazing work

[alexholloway]

You need to download python. Type Python.org on browser. You need Pycharm too. Type Jetbrains.com/Pycharm

[tobiesmith]

Good Job! I found this to be very helpful!