Python Part 4 - Question Solving | Strings, List, Tuple, Dictionaries

Welcome to our Python Quick Start Guide! In this dynamic and comprehensive video, we'll delve into the fundamental concepts of Python, providing you with the essential knowledge to kickstart your coding journey.

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Instructor in this video: Akarsh Vyas

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[notypist]

Can't wait for Part-5!! Amazing explanation. Highly appreciated. I just started my journey two days ago on the 18th, having zero knowledge of Python. Enjoying it hell lot. Waiting for the fifth part!!

[Gayakwadmala]

apki jo Python ki series he different level ki he. Compare to other yt. 1-2 hours me itna sab cover krna. Apne ap me challenging he.❤🤗thank you!

[kajal__]

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1:17:24 Data structure manipulation in Python
1:23:43 Key points on solving questions in Python data structures
1:41:52 Python Part 4 focuses on Question Solving with Strings, Lists, Tuples, and Dictionaries

[VISUALEDITFY]

bhaiya continue kardo series ko aap one of the best educator ho python me

[coding-python]

Bhaiya aapse ek request hai please responsive learn what matter part 2 bana dijiye pls bhaiya or jo log 9th me computer application select karenge uspe pls ek video bana dijiye please bhaiya I'm learning coding from you only bhaiyaa please accept my request or bhaiya ek choti si request or ek chota sa challenge aap mobile ka use kariyega mobile application hai spck editor same to same vs code jesi aapko mobile me banani Please! ❤

[DilpreetSingh]

21:52 in this question rather than using 2 for loop we can use if else(in else uppercase is added in new variable ) and at last we can concatenate it

[khushikeshari]

The way you explain the concepts is just awesome

[sandeepkannaujiya]

Aapki padhaane ki strategy bahut acchi hai sar jaldi se video ko upload kar main bahut dinon se wait kar raha hun FIR message kiy hai

[akshita]

homework ques ans is : arrange string characters in each letter such that lowercase letters should come first in another letters
string = str(input("enter string : "))
b = string.split()
c = []

for i in b:
lowercase_chars = ''.join([char for char in i if char.islower()])
uppercase_chars = ''.join([char for char in i if char.isupper()])
arranged_word = lowercase_chars + uppercase_chars
c.append(arranged_word)

print("Arranged words:", ' '.join(c))

[muhammadalikhan]

#stringscompleted
Thankyou akarsh bhaiya for such amazing content.

[jawadtanoli]

Please brother continue this series you are one of the best creator why its incomplete??

[sulemanshah]

Akaarah bhai thank you very very very much for this series of python ♥️♥️ .

[sulemanshah]

Bhai really love your teaching skills bhai 💗 . Thank you very much for your efforts ❤

[JashSingh-bvge]

Bro pls give us a course about Data structure implementation in python, its a necessary skill to have as Backend python developer.

[KanishkSoni]

one a legend says"if you like the video tum like kar sakte ho"😄 and your teaching skills are very nice

[atharvabankar]

#zhendubaam hagaylaa ali jaam...very noiceee thankuu!!!

[Official_LuffyZoro]

# HomeWork str = "Hello Suraj How are you"
b = str.split()
print(b)
def fun(s):
ans = ""
for i in s:
if i.islower():
ans += i
for i in s:
if i.isupper():
ans += i
print(ans, end =" ")


# Iterating Over List
for i in b:
fun(I)



It's BruteForce solved By Without Looking at Solution as Sir said

[chirag-]

List ke first question me user ne count=5 kiya or phir vo for loop ke range me (count=5)aya toh 4 bar print hona chahiye nah te toh 5 baar print huva ye kese please ans

[vishnunarayanan]

bhai 14th feb hogya....last video kab aayegi?
waiting to learn ML from you guys