Codecademy - Python: Tutorial #8

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This is part 8 of the Codecademy Python Walkthrough Tutorial Part 8. It covers topics like intermediate lists, intermediate dictionaries, list index method, list insert method, methods with multiple arguments, for loops, arbitrary loop variable, looping to square numbers, list sort method, list append, appending in a loop, key value pairs, dictionary for a phone book, dictionary for recipes, advanced nested loops, nested data structures, list as a value, index vs. keys, dictionaries vs. lists, and much more!

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The target audience is beginners or developers looking to pick up Python. I also emphasize the importance of writing good code and I go through the first part really fast.

I will literally be going through every single thing and breaking it down for you so there is nothing for you that would be scary. You can watch me do it and you can simply follow along you will learn ALL the basics. I swear I wish something like this was out there when I started learning because everyone else explains things in such a complicated way and makes it so boring! I honestly think programming is based upon exploration and creativity rather than some mathematical/logical genius frame of mind! I spent a lot of hard work in making this so I hope you guys enjoy and learn something out of it while having fun! This is targeted towards beginners, for developers looking to learn python, or for individuals looking for a refresher on basics in computer programming!!

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[DJSHTEEX]

I do something alone and when I can't solve problem I come here, but I always watch entire video because you're so nice to listen :D
I'm going to do all codeacademy till Summer and start learning big codes then so I can do something what I love to do and it's cool but get paid for it! :)

btw. forgot to type: you're so much helpful!

[sraan]

27:30 I used here->
for var in recipes['grilled salmon']:
print(var)
thanks dude for helping procrastinators like me means a lot

[BlueinJune]

thank you for clearing up the for part of this! I didn't understand what it was for and it was driving me up the wall. subbed

[schmidt]

Its interesting to see how drastically the number of views goes down as the videos progress. Quitters. Thanks for the great videos!

[mystorylife]

The first videos this section were pretty awesome! I am learning day for day more about programming and to that I really learn how it works through your videos!!! Thanks so much, I appreciate your work !!!! So happy I found you :)

[TheAiriph]

You my friend got me promoted in my job, thank you!

[crazyconan]

Your videos are concise and very helpful!!! Thank you for the lesson!

[tranewrecc]

thank you...you break things down so well...keep up the great work..

[aln]

Thanks for the guidance dude. You teach incredibly well and I enjoy your style. Quick question, why did the menu dictionary print in the order it did (skirt steak, chicken alfredo, black bean soup, and grilled salmon)? It's not in alphabetical order, nor is it in number order. Let me know what you think boss, thank you!

[TheVegardH]

Very good tutoring, makes it EASY to learn!
Unrelated question to the video, but are there any advantages/disadvantages by using " instead of ', or the opposite, using ' instead of " ?

10:09 haha, awesome!

[mahipalmahara]

You are awesome. Getting comfortable as I move ahead. Please share the link of dictionary tutorials.

[coffeebutch]

you made me realize I can actually code!

[isdere]

coffee: double tall skinny latte sugar free hazelnut with heavy cream milk

[phoenix]

hey ..i study in codecademy and i have a problem
my main pc is broke and i am using raspberry pi instead (raspbian os )
the browser in raspbian is not supported by codecademy ....what linux browser can i install that is supported ?

[antonnig]

There are less and less views as the videos continue.

[shaileshdeshmane]

For i in range(0, n-1).
Means what?