Generators - Advanced Python Tutorial #3

In this video we talk about generators in Python.

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[Dtomper]

Bro, trust me your channel will explode someday. You will be getting 100k subs a day and I can't wait for that moment. Your content is just the best.

[tincustefanlucian]

A simpler and faster way to create a generator which is similar to list comprehension but it creates a generator:
>>> a = (i**2 for i in range(100))
>>> type(a)
<class 'generator'>

[PouriyaJamshidi]

In loops, if you want to see the print output upon its function call, its flush argument has to be set to True.
print(x, flush=True)

[thebryn]

It was always so hard for me to get into generators, but u made sense of it. Thanks bro ;D

[amarnadhgunakala]

You are making me intermediate to advance, master. Thank you

[chenjeremy]

Nice video as always ! Also how did you set up your ide on vim windows? it looks so clean

Edit : neuralnine plans on doing a video on it

[LukeLane]

Generators seem very useful, but for some reason the course I'm following kind of skipped over this. No idea why. It's in the textbook I have, but we weren't required to read that chapter.
I still wanted to learn it, and this video helped. Thanks!

[jagdishbelapure]

Let's Develop Brains! thats very catchy, and I liked it, including videos and explanation, tysm!

[baudysdev]

Can' wait to see those Vim videos.

[adaobas]

very cool technique.. I didnt know about generators.. thx

[officialspamaccount]

Why do people use VIM? Why not just use VS Code? You can do all the things shown in the video and more and VS Code is still considered a decently light weight application. VIM just looks like a pain to use. 🤔

[morpheus]

What you should be explaining is what's the magic behind the yield keyword because to me, that's where it lies.. the yield returns an iterable?

[manoramapatra]

Feels so good when I am in one of the first 10 comments 😂
BTW nice... I was dying to learn advanced python

def mygenerator(n):
for x in range(Values):
print((yield x) ** 3)

Values = mygenerator(int(input("Enter the number at which the sequence should end \n")))

I was trying out the above syntax while learning the generators & Yield statement, but it is not giving me the desired output.. Could you pleaser help?

[sudharshanv]

please make videos on python datastructures and algorithms

[ViralKiller]

I mean, it seems to just carry out the job of a standard function

[acritas]

Can you show us how to generate alphaneumeric numbers with a particular range value.... Like a 64 bit sequence generator

[joeystevens]

Good video very helpful. For big numbers python let's you do 9_000_000

[infowarrior]

I'm trying to make a coronavirus infection rate programme i jave it pretty much done its just the final number keeps going over 7.5 billion and im trying to stop it from going over it, anytime i add a for loop it gives me a memory error

[dhk.yankees]

Hey man!
Imagine you inserted a black and white sketch in AutoCad...But the black lines are too much....
And you have to draw over black I wanna program something thats going to draw over the lines and i won't have to do antyhing....
So can i do something like that using python?