Python 3 Tutorial for Beginners #3 - Numbers

Hey all, in this Python 3 tutorial, I want to introduce you to your first Python data types - ints and floats. Ints (integers) are whole numbers and floats (or floating point numbers) have decimals.

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just returned one of the highest rated udemy courses on python because you're so much easier to understand and actually explain.

[justchris]

good job, keep em coming Shaun, this is one of the most powerful languages to Learn.

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One of the my friends recommended I should watch your videos to understand Python better.
And he is right I really appreciate your videos!

[TheRealFaceyNeck]

I'm taking a python course in college right now... currently getting more out of this series than I am out of the course material.
Pro tip: If you are dealing with the textbook "[edit]Python[/edit] for Everyone, " maybe consider this course as a compendium to your requisite assignments. That's what I'm doing, and it's lovely.

[qglbjxb]

should note that division and multiplication, as well as addition and subtraction both have the same precedence, and therefore are calculated from left to right

[bilinmeyenoyuncu]

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[MistyKellogg]

You are good at explaining things to understand

[Gruximillian]

Thank you for this tutorials, I learned the basics of Python long ago but forgot all of it, I'm looking forward to re-learn and go much further.
I have noticed that with the double division operator you can get the whole part of the division, which is handy, like 15 // 4 = 3.
Also, I tried out age //= 2 and I wasn't really expecting to get the integer, but it returned integer, so that's worth noting too, I think.
Keep going with these awesome tutorials, they are my first recommendation to people who want to learn coding.
Greetings from the fellow astrophysicist! ;)

[slapthatplank]

I didn't learn BIDMAS in school. I think it might have been useful although I don't remember having trouble with OOO. Clever mnemonic.

[roya]

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Any way, shape or form😂.
Shaun❤️😂. Nice course btw

[luisbrito]

I have the notification bell on!!! Awesome. I love your tutorials.

[codyolivotto]

BIDMAS, it took me a second to realize, but in the US we call it PEMDAS. It's always cool to see how things are remembered in slightly different ways.

[seth]

Might I add that using the // is rounding down? For example: 5 / 2 = 2.5 (float), but 5 // 2 = 2 (int, by rounding down or flooring). I believe this was a change from Python 2.7 to Python 3.x

[zakariachahboun]

Hi teacher !
can you make a Django Tutorial for web :)

[ncmathsadist]

Multiplication and division are done from left to right, as are + and -.

[quillosane]

nice one shaun, now you just need to figure out if tehre is a creator or was this world just a coincedince and what is the right path to follow for you to find peace

[khlifisafa]

anyone could explain whats a BIDMAS ! X'D i studied with a frensh language

[marcuscesar]

In America it's called PEMDAS haha

[quantum]

great tutorial but wtf happened to ur mic lol