Learn Python with CodeCademy: Taking a Vacation

Brief video going over Python course Taking a Vacation from CodeCademy.

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[DelightfulTravellers]

Amazing vids. Well done! We truly liked it.

[twomiracles]

Thank you SO much for this series. I am really struggling in this class. Watching someone go through the tutorials really helps!!

[anas]

No need for the AND condition because they mentioned in the description that the code works "vertically": when the if statement fails -> the code tries the elif statement (Remember that an elif statement is only checked if all preceding if/elif statements fail.)

[amarchhabra]

OMG, Thank You So Much! I was doing this on my own computer (not on code academy) and could not get the last function to work. When I say that you put the functions you were aggregating in a return statement surrounded by parenthesis it solved my problem. Key thing that I wasn't doing was putting the functions I was aggregating in parenthesis. I spent a couple of hours (on purpose) to see if I could figure this out on my own but I guess that piece of the syntax was blowing past me. Thanks again so much for the great videos!

[cam]

Very Helpful! Helps prepare me for my computer science class

[thesaltyfrog]

Your videos are awesome!thank you man they have been really helpful

[hunnicutbj]

Keep it up man. I love doing going here to check what ever i've done wrong.

[ellenbutterfield]

Thanks dude you really helped me with my homework:)

[Un_Known_known]

That's my hero right here! I'm a beginnner....

[peterryder]

Hey Man. Thanks very much for doing these videos. They are very helpful

[mahadomar]

THANKS FOR THIS . VERY NICE WORK KEEP IT UP

[seanpatrickmcdevitt]

thanks for doing these videos, its helping me get practice

[patrickcasa]

Video part 15:14
PLAN YOUR TRIP

Why do you place the semi colon instead of the colon?
I noticed that at the end of every DEF there is a colon
and after every IF, ELIF, and ELSE statement there is a colon as well.

Why does one have to add a semicolon after the print statement?


Thanks for the videos they have been a big help.

[bvynezm]

here is my code on lesson 4 :def rental_car_cost(days):
money = days * 40
if days >= 7:
money -= 50
elif days >= 3:
money -= 20
return money

I think it"s simple

[SwayJJ]

When he was fcking up the transportation section I couldn't help but yell at the screen "BRACKET LINE 16 UP NIGGA!!!!"

[TheYoyoRamiz]

Yo! Thanks for all your help. You're making me learn super fast.

[erikd]

Thank you very much man! and hey whats that song at the end?

[yusufrafifkarback]

Oops, try again. It looks like plane_ride_cost does not return 475 when the city is Los Angeles. What's wrong?

[iamweird]

thankx for your help..what is += meant by

[RicardoMedley]

There is something wrong with code academy. They need to check that out, due to the fact that you put a semi colon after return and it still went through. I don't think this was proper syntax.