Numbers in Python Version 2 || Python Tutorial || Learn Python Programming

We show you how to create each type, limits on ints, and how to determine the type of a number.

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[AbangJalan]

"If you're using 4 then you're in the future and I hope it's amazing" ITS CRACKING ME UP

[AnonyDz]

"If you're using 4 then you're in the future and I hope it's amazing": me dead lol

[Socratica]

*Numbers in Python V2*

Python V2 has four types of numbers: ints, longs, floats and complex numbers.  Things changed slightly in Python V3, so we decided to make separate videos talking about numbers in each version.  Here we introduce the types of numbers in V2.  In the next day or two we'll release a video introducing numbers for Python 3.

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[xiaoyanqu]

Oh man, this is THE best series of Python learning video I've ever seen. :) Hope they have more advanced topics in the future (no Python 4 please...) So mysterious, informative, humorous and concise.

[MoTown]

I am liking the humor in the past two videos. I usually pickup programming syntax from reading textbooks. This is a pleasant diversion. Having an open terminal window so I can type in the examples and see the results are the same as the tutorial is quite helpful, too. I think these tutorials will help this 71 yo learn a new, popular, programming language. Thank you for these tutorials.

[mikkep]

damn! the voice is so good that I thought it isn't real

[douglasoak]

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[danniewalters]

Socratica others are so boring with their delivery of technical teaching. You are a breath of fresh air. Thanks for all you do.

[crabsynth]

Its so refreshing to see that this Tutorial was done in the Terminal/Cmd .... Instead of an IDE, i really appreciate the use of CLI here because it is very easy for people to confuse the Task at hand with the Tools they use. This video with its Minimalist approach greatly reduces Complexity... Regards !

[MatheusRodrigues-nqsi]

I'm living in the future and it's amazing as you thought it is.

[shivangraina]

'The only thing that can overflow is ur drink'. I laughed so hard at that

[DeepakSharma_youtube]

"And the only thing that can overflow is your drink" - I'm so glad I found these clips :) So so easy to grasp the concepts and it's my kind of humor :)

[SupGhostly]

i love this! short and to the point! thank you

[francisconegrao]

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[vikashsingh]

The video quality and humour is next level. But at the heart of it the lessons are so crisp and to the point. Hope you pull in the OOPs concept in soon!

[AdventuresWithPooja]

The way you teach that is awesome, Feels amazing when we see in this frame. Thank you for your videos.

[Pop]

Who else out there is using Python V4?

[bethanderson]

Nicely presented and clearly explained.

[krishnabhat]

Love the videos. Educational and humorful :)