Why Is Python Not Pythoning?? #python #coding #programming

Why is this if statement being executed?

[mathgeniuszach]

Basic thing to remember: even though sometimes you can read Python like English, Python is not English.

[arturorg]

I had to discover that by myself, I wish I knew that before 🤧

[kjcbhhd]

i managed to figure this out. not because im smart but because ive been dumb, many, many times

[cbworm]

Theres tricky things like this in almost every language! This was great to learn!

[zgliu]

Python: does something slightly not pseudo code
People: why is Python not Pythoning????

[joakimkaseva]

These statements are almost always in other languages as if(name == "name1" or name == "name2") so seeing this statement immediately raises red flags

[sudo]

can you do more of this simple tips in syntaxes please

[caspermoon]

I actually ran into this issue and it stumped me for a week.

Eventually someone told me that the other options arent being checked against the "name" variable.

Thank you again for yet another great tutorial!

[gustavomendez]

better to use a tuple over a list, since inmutables have better read, and creation speeds

[Rudxain]

If the `list` only has 4 values, it's ok to use `in`, but if it gets bigger you should always use a `set` (replace `[]` by `{}`) because it's more efficient when using `in`

[Febreeze]

Reminds me of an error I had in java where the == operator didn't only check if the string was the same but if they had the same origin. So when I imported a name from another class it would always return false. Found out that you can just use object1.equals(object2).

[bartekgolczyk]

That’s why I like explicit typing and type safty so much

[freepalestine_stop_genocide]

I just started watching shorts on Youtube. And man, I am learning so much as an Intermediate Python dev. from these videos. Thank you <3

[YugoslaviaZambia]

I loved the part when Python said "It's python'ing time" and python'ed all over the place

[stonkodactyl]

The output will be “next time bring Bob, Tom, or Mike with you”

[ocsilentwolf]

As a JavaScript developer Python looks easier to use.

[beepbeepgamer]

yeah, this used to be one of the problems I used to face but then I figured it out myself to use the in operator, you could use tuple or dictionary also but if it's a dictionary, it's only gonna check the key but not the value.

[Joooooooooooosh]

Ahh I too remember day 2 of being a programmer.

[TheRapidDev]

only real OG's knew the error before he told you

[avgvstvs]

Hey bool these videos are game changing, u got something really special here I hope you know that