This Python Quiz Is Surprisingly Difficult...

In this video, I will test my Python skills on the site RealPython. As an experienced Python programmer, this will be interesting to check my knowledge on the finer details of the language, and I might even be able to explain to you some of the more complex questions. This quiz should be interesting, as you can follow along and compare your knowledge to mine.

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00:00 | Introduction
02:05 | Python Quiz

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[ttkLngrng]

Could you do more, it's nice to see the thought process.

[veryeasymath]

Your'e so close to 1 MIL you totally deserve it!

[techwithbak]

OMG Finally Tech With Tim channel achieved 1M. I am happy.

[OkayNoway]

Regarding 3.2x10^-12, the problem was that when you used e and x10 your power increased from -12 to -11 (i.e. 3.2x10x10^-12 == 3.210^-11), which is larger than 3.2x10^-12.

I think 3.2*10**-12 should yield the same result.

[frroossst]

This is an excellent example for beginners out there to know that knowing all the esoteric details of a language are not important, you'll eventually learn those as you become more familiar with the language, focus of broader concepts and understanding, build things rather than cramming these small details

[_rozto]

It's interesting you never needed to use the raw string literal the r"", I use for file paths on windows quite often

[EnglishRain]

2:26 - quiz start

That was fun! Look forward to more such vids!

[felixc.programs]

New vid, yay! You really inspired me to share my own experience through my Youtube channel as someone who switched careers to the tech industry. Cheers!

[pieter]

Was enjoyable following along with these!

[jkli]

6:00 r string is for file location.
puting a r in front of a string means that the string is a file location / folder location

[horst_koehler]

As a "new" guy learning python i always try to learn everything related to its basics and repeat it. this helps besides learning all those "fancy" modules :D

[vladlatsko]

yeees, dude, a few more subscribers and you'll got golden channel, keep goin' and thanks for all this fine content <3

[sairules]

your python tutorials are really helping me Tim. Please make a day in the life

[ayushdedhia]

Hey Tim, congratulations to achieve 1M subs ❤️💯

[universecode]

I’m a Js dev, I’m learning Python so … No 😂 useful video Tim and you are so close to 1M 🤩 After four months my channel has 334 people 😊

[PerteTotale]

You made me smile for showing to be pretty syntax ignorant with Python, and still u have a knowl of js etc...
that is maybe the reason that I don't like to use helpers like pycharm, as they tend to avoid certain scenarios, which could be learning moments
but hell on earth "\x7E"! what an idea, maybe only mathimats would use it
I hope you get 1M subs

[logananderon]

This is somewhat the folly of quizzes. They merely test obscure things which makes the author feel smarter, rather than focusing on functional knowledge.

[amirilifee]

Tim, that was really cool bro. Hope to see new videos soon. Btw, if u got interested (and time 😀) coudnt u make some videos about creating training models and saving them while working with AI?

[TechieGuy]

Cool video. Could you do more like this?
Thumbs up and thanks Tim

[aster_]

raw strings are very useful sometimes, I'm surprised you didn't know them