Math in Python is easy + exercises 📐

#Python #math #module

Python arithmetic operators and math module tutorial example explained

00:00:00 arithmetic operators
00:04:23 built-in functions
00:06:43 math module
00:08:44 exercise #1 circumference of a circle
00:10:30 exercise #2 area of a circle
00:12:00 exercise #3 hypotenuse calculator

[Alltopicreader]

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[Curious_Clover]

3:37 Is an amazing way to explain remainders. Understood it right away.

[niceballz]

Adding stupid features to this simple exercises makes them really fun tho.

import math
Title = "Pizza circumference and area calculator"
print(Title.title())
diameter = input("Please enter diameter of your pizza: ")
flavour = input("Enter your pizza's flavour: ")
if flavour == "Hawaii" or "Pineapple":
print("How the fuck can you eat that?")
if bool(diameter.isdigit()) == False:
print("This is not a diameter of your pizza >:(")

if bool(diameter.isdigit()) == True:
diameter = int(diameter)
r = diameter/ 2
C = 2 * math.pi * r
A = math.pi * pow(r, 2)
C = round(C, 1)
A = round(A, 1)
print(f"The circumference of your {flavour} pizza equals: {C} cm.")
print(f"The area of your {flavour} pizza equals {A} cm^2.")
Third Program
import math
Title = "Weird triangle thingy calculator"
print(Title.upper())
side_a = input("Enter first side of a triangle: ")
side_b = input("Enter second side of a triangle: ")
if bool(side_a.isdigit()) == False or bool(side_b.isdigit()) == False:
print("Cant make math out of that.")
print("Both sides have to be numbers")
elif bool(side_a.isdigit()) == True and bool(side_b.isdigit()) == True:
side_c = math.sqrt(pow(int(side_a), 2) + pow(int(side_b), 2))
print(f"The third side of this triangle equals {round(side_c, 2)} cm")

[luiseduardo]

How can you say that you have no friends by now you have gattered at least more than half a million of them

[youtube_new_update_sucks]

If 'Friends = 0;'
So '100 friends' means '0 * 100 = 0'.
So it's still 0 then.

[Ai-iann]

Bro said it was going to be confusing, but made it the easiest thing I’ve ever seen

[qhrftmu]

Wonderful to learn python from your videos. You teach so well in an easy way. Sir can you please give some exercises as a daily lesson for beginners.

[annoyingprecision]

Absolutely delightful video. Thanks a lot for sharing.

[Rekon-sewv]

if friends == 0:
if weed == 0:
print('the hell is unavoidable, gg wp')
else:
print('You escaped the hellhole for a while, but it wont last for long')
else:
print('You are dreaming, wake up. This is not happening.')

[GTV_]

We have half of friend😂 good informative vid too

[abdulhannan-]

import math

a = float(input("Enter a:"))
b = float(input("Enter b:"))
c = math.sqrt(pow(a, 2) + pow(b, 2))
print(f"c is: {c}")

Enter a:3
Enter b:4
c is: 5.0

[Wisdom_]

import math

Base=float(input("Enter the measurement of base:"))
the measurement of perpendicular:"))
hypotenuse = math.sqrt( pow(Base, 2)+pow(Perpendicular, 2))
print(f"The hypotenuse of the triangle is: {hypotenuse}")

[MohyDev]

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[lucky_overdrive]

Thanks bro code I know very little about python and I have a project where I need to make a pizza ordering thing from scratch and this really helped so again thank you

[abdulhannan-]

Ceil (up by 1) vs floor (down by 1):

x = 3.72246
y = 4
z = 5
print(x.__floor__())

3

x = 3.12246
y = 4
z = 5
print(x.__ceil__())

4

[techbio]

hellow bro code we need a video like how they connect front end website to back end using python give a full clarification as well as make a video that would really help for us

[DailyDoseofSpace.]

Ended up in the loophole making myself create a sine and cosine rule calculator lol it was fun

[abdulhannan-]

x = 3.12246
y = 4
print(round(x, 4))

3.1225

[akashdakrinayak]

Bro how to use trigonometrical equation in python

[jamilhfl]

Love ❤ you for the exercise and explaining way.
For you 🌷⚘🌹💯