Python3 Beginner Tutorial 9 - Modules

This is an introduction to using Modules. All Links and Slides will be in the description. Subscribe for more cool stuff!

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[Max-bhtg]

just finished watching all of these and making some programs along the way :) think I'll watch all of them again and then jump into intermediate. cheers for all the awesome tutorials 

[henrymj]

Awesome tutorial. Your tutorials are easy to understand and pretty objective. Thank you!

[rockyrock]

one of the best explanatory python tutorial series is your

[Banchuba]

Yes i did it i watched all the basic-tuts - everything worked on python 3.5.2 - now i will start with intermediate :-)

[ivanmanapovich]

Hey Draps, Love the tutorials, would you mind a question? Where did YOU personally learn about modules and they're different functions. Whenever I try to find info on them it tends to be very vague and ends up getting me nowhere. Thanks.!

[mohamedaltorky]

Hi thanks for the tutorial, I wonder why we didn't change the area when we print it to string and it still worked and why in a previous tutorial when we had to print the result w had to change it first into a string Thanks

[adamwilson]

Draps, You forgot From math Import fabs syntax. Or is that in a later tutorial?

[julxmon]

I run it and when I enter the number it says I didn't enter a number

[mustycom-tech]

Hi mate, Your tuts is one of best have ever seen and have learn a lot but when I start to try coding I alway have invalid syntax error on DEF MAIN() function please help me out. thanks

[ashrr]

Thanks. Python reminds me of a simplified Java.. I'm liking it

[SIDDARTHKRISHNANsidisgr]

Great tutorials mate!
Subbed and liked..even recommended to my buddies :)
Can you tell me how can i learn in detail each module?? like i know math module is for doin math, but never knew dat fab function..many documents do not have data about each function

[osmike]

math.pi doesn't seem to work for me. It looks like I needed to import "cmath" and use cmath.pi for it to work?? (with Python 3.4.3)...BTW awesome job Draps!

[mralchemist]

when I run the program and I enter a number it still says i did not enter a number. this is my code. I have python 3.6.0

import math

def main():
try:
number = float(input("Please enter a number: "))
number = math.fabs(number)
print(number)
except:
print("you did not enter a number!")

if __name__ == "__main__":
main()

[DrapsTV]

max lloyd That's awesome! A lot of people give up, keep up the great work! 
Also thank you for your support!

[slayerbadreii]

first thank you so mush
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