Python Tutorial 7: Understanding Compound Conditionals in Python

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In this video we show step-by-step instructions on how to understand and use conditionals and compound conditionals in python. We will use in in if statements, while loops and for loops. I do not assume you are an expert, so these lessons are designed for complete beginners.
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[architjain]

Hyped me so much after hearing that we will hook up python with Arduino!!!!

[_everlasting_]

Notice how he never gets more then 1 or 2 dislikes and gets hundreds of likes, keep up the work man!

[tomroberts]

Yes yes yes! I got both homeworks right first time, no debugging required! I'm LOVING your videos!!!

[bmxandskater]

I'm honestly proud to say I actually accomplished the homework without needing help! Still haven't seen your solution to writing the code but the way I did it worked!


The best teacher out there makes me eager to want to learn more!

edit*
I also forgot to mention I don't pour a cup of coffee I like to see how many lessons I can complete while finishing a 12 pack of Coors. Makes it kinda like a game lol.
anyways you earned my subscription to the patron with all of these free lessons you post its amazing!

[nayesha]

I did my homework in more compact and easier way:

myNumber = int (input ("Please input your number: "))
if (myNumber > 4 and myNumber < 11):
print ("The number is between 5 and 10")
else :
print ("The number is not between 5 and 10")


well it was an amazing lesson!

[ricklawitzky]

Hey Paul, I appreciated this lesson. I like your homework, they make me think of all this stuff, thus learning it. I am excited about the further topics and I really thank you for your engagement in letting people learn the stuff they need to be successful!

[kestergascoyne]

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[centrodoreforco-aulasderef]

Please algorithm, understand, this guy is the best!

[mazeppa]

Thanks Paul, fun lesson. Always looking forward to the next.

[ishiFNV]

i'm new to python and coding but thanks to you it's already been a wonderful experience and i'm looking forward to working as a full-time coder in the future!

[benthompson]

Homework complete without help and it worked. Thank you for the lessons.

[sibinkuttan]

value=int(input('please enter number between 5-10' :)
if (value>=5 and value<=10):
print('You have entered the correct number')
if (value<5 or value>10):
print('You have entered the wrong number')

I'm very new to programming world, in fact, I started attending your lessons just a week back. Thank you very much Paul.

[sandrob]

Hey Paul, Love the tutorials. I completed the homework. Had to think about it for awhile but got it done. Works great all 5 scenarios.

[eladioh]

Thank you Paul for again another great lesson
As always a little chalenge at the end, great !!
used the % sign, helped to resolve the odd and even number.

[nielsroetert]

Building it out nice and easy, like in all your other tutorial series, cool stuff.

[opalprestonshirley]

Enjoyed the lesson. Looking forward to the homework. Have a great week.

[iiFoogie]

Thank You, for these awesome tutorials. I learned a lot from your arduino tutorials. I started a bit of python a few months ago. But I didn't really understand it from other content creators because they were moving too fast and not explaining. I love the way you take it slow and explain everything. Keep up the work!

[FF]

Got the homework assignment running beautifully! Thanks, Paul! I'm excited for this series!

[kevinsonpartosan]

I tried the homework, and it works! Awesome content Paul!

Coming all the way from your Arduino lessons, looking forward to more lessons with you 🤓

[davidschnider]

thanks for a most excellent lesson on COMPOUND IF STATEMENTS... looking forward to the next lesson(s)...