Python Programming Tutorial - 12 - Functions

[itsbluecheetah]

i thought learning programming is so boring, until i found this channel.
I'm computer science student btw, so thanks for saving me.

[personMN]

These tutorials are pretty great. I'm glad Cap cleared your name before Black Panther killed you. I mean...thanks

[jamminb]

Bucky, I was working through a long course to try and learn python and some other things. You have already blown by the other course I paid for and I completely understand everything you have said. THANK YOU!!!!

[talhaahmed]

bucky you are infact a legend man working at night when everyone is asleep and having and here you are teaching how to code....just awesome!

[TheAbhinavverma]

Goodness me, the price of bitcoin in 2014.

[athungerforce]

ive read and looked at examples but the way you explained it really has given me a great understanding!! Thanks bro! :D

[saifahmed]

def speedcalculator(distance, time):
speed = distance/time
print(speed)
speedcalculator(10, 2)


After watching this video, I just logically predicted and wrote this piece of code and it worked perfectly! Thanks bucky!

[tarunkolla]

I wish i watched your videos 3 years ago and bought a couple of bitcoins :P

[Denproductions]

Haha finally someone who can explain Functions in a way I can understand! It's just beef!

[gjd]

BTW a variable of a function is specifically called a parameter

[Guinhulol]

def Multiplo(N):
    if N%4 is 0:
        print(N)



for X in range(1, 100):
    Multiplo(X)
YAY! I did it! thanks to you Bucky!!!

[adiljawad]

This has been my favourite episode yet! :D

[roisinomalley]

absolutely brilliant, iv been learning functions for a couple weeks but you taught me more in five minutes.

[everettlogan]

Thanks to this video I made a PFT class calculator (for the USMC).
if p=points for your pull ups, c=points for crunches, and r=points for your run time.

def score():
    points=p+c+r
    if points>=225:
        print('1st class PFT')
    elif points>=175 and score<225:
        print('2nd class PFT')
    elif points<175 and score>=135:
        print('3rd class PFT')
    else:
        print('Failed PFT')

pretty simple, and I would like to figure out a way to program the ability to display the points for what you did, but other than that, this is already a program I'll be using soon (yes, I am aware that there are better, easier to use calculators out there for this, but it's the idea of getting a real life use out of something I made that's so awesome.)

[rababrachid]

your tutoriols are extremly great and easy applicated thanks

[merlijnsmit]

A little script I made:

def printer():
question2 = input("What do you wanna print?")
print(question2)

question1 = input("Do you want to see what a printer does? say ok.")

if(question1 == "ok"):
printer()
else:
print("I don't understand that")

[gdsn]

Bucky, when are we actually going to make a project using python. An actually useful program ( an executable program ) that perform certain tasks. It can be anything ( even a simple calculator ). I think it would be just cool to have a program that is actually in your desktop with an actual icon ready to be clicked, open and used. This would be awesome! 

[HoussamChabouh]

If my mans actually had the Bitcoin in 2014 he’s up right now $527 per coin 🥴 amazing tutorials btw I’ve been watching these all day today it’s my first day trying to learn coding

[elkhanhamet]

I love Python functions, mine will be called def leppard from now on. Joe Elliott would be pleased!!!

[shadisajedi]

Hi Bucky! I am using your tutorials to learn python and they are absolutely great. However, sometimes I can't really read what you are typing!! Is it possible to zoom in?