Guess The Python Output! #python #programming #coding

Can you guess the output of this function before I run the code? Leave a comment if you guessed correctly!

[Kumar-oejm]

[::-1] reverses the string and .title() capitalises the first letter of each word in the string

[mushfiqurrahman]

I didn’t know what you were doing but I saw the string and I'm like "that's just backwards"

[ryokai]

Output -> Please Like The Video
Explanation -> The string 'x' will be reversed by [::-1] and the starting character of each word will be capitalised because of title()

[drama_lvl]

I honestly doesn't understood the code but after I read the variable backwards, that was the only thing that makes the most sense to me

[KillRideMasterJ]

legit just seen your video explaining the ::1 ::-1 concept yesterday! love these vids dude! as an amateur they really help!

[AkivaB]

It took logic of taking an object finding the right part and operating on it

[varyable]

Im fresh out the womb just discovered you but your videos are really helpful thanks

[WildWolf-pupj]

the only reason i knew it was from watching your videos 😎👍

[MisterTrayser]

Was right but not because of my knowledge but because I saw the string is written in reverse

[MakinBacon]

Yep. Only because when I discovered how to manipulate strings like this I played with it for much longer than I would like to admin XD

[jasonherr]

I love it, nice and simple. More of this please

[knell]

I just started learning python today and being able to solve this in seconds was a big enjoy for me lol

[ApartmentAngelsFireStarters]

Ik the reverse but the .title was sick. Can't believe how many builtins there are for python's data types. Its amazing how they've managed to keep such a weakly typed type system so iron clad.

[RealLinne]

Never felt so smart before, even though it was really easy to guess lmao

[lucaayfmlyysiaejdsrtnnervd]

The most confusing part is that ".title()" is a built in method.

[feareeper]

I figured it out but didn't know what the title() method did until after. Thanks for teaching me something new while I am taking my Python full stack course!

[samuellane]

I figured it out with a second to spare and I'm a total novice.

[blz_kanazaki]

Liked the video and thanks this is my homework right now xD

[domisiko]

Always a pleasure to watch your new video, I am starting my journey but I figure out this one in less than 6 seconds 😊

[dakotaburch]

im new to python so i had to pause and google what the title method was, but other than that i knew what the output (relatively) was