Solving Beginner Python Coding Challenges

In this video we are going to solve some Python coding challenges introduced by
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[MorphOrchid]

Do more of these please, taught me a lot of fundamentals quickly

[kvelez]

def takeMid(string, i):
if i >= len(string):
return "no middle"
mid = len(string)//2
if i == mid:
return string[i]
return takeMid(string, i+1)
print(takeMid("abc", 0))

[kvelez]

def capitals(string, i, manual, menu):
if i >= len(string):
return manual, menu
if string[i] == string[i].upper():
manual.append(string[i])
menu.append(i)
return capitals(string, i+1, manual, menu)
print(capitals("Hello World", 0, [], []))

[johnmahugu]

Great Video, thank you very much for this, got a coding challenge interview ccoming up, this will help me revise. cheers :D

[rezaghasemzadeh]

In the first challenge you used the isupper() method, but it can be without this and i suggest you do it without this method for deep understanding.

[rauldelgado]

Very interesting video, thank you. One question in your channel I had seen more questions resolved about coding challenge are you going to post another set of solutions in the future? let me know, please. Greetings Raul.

[manimaranv]

We can use floor division method also right?
For avoiding decimal number
Like 3//2= 1
Is it easy to solve in this method?

[DeepFriedOreoOffline]

Indexes, lol. Should be Indices... As in, we're sailing indices 🙃