Computational Physics Lecture 2, Introduction to Python

In this lecture, we continue learning the basics of programming in the Python programming language. In particular, we learn "IF" and "WHILE" control statements as well as the concept of lists and NumPy arrays.

This video was created to accompany the course "Computational Physics (PHYS 270)" taught in the spring of 2017 at Nazarbayev University.

[augustinemmuogbana]

The lectures are very easy to understand. Good job!

[gulfairuzserikbayeva]

10 min in and I realize I need this kind of explanation in my every course

[nurbolatnygmet]

27 min should be
p=input("input password: ")
password="python"
i=1
imax=3
while p!=password:
i=i+1
p=input("imput password again, please: ")
if i==imax:
break
if p!=password :
print("too many attempse")
else:
print("correct password, thanks")

[MamoudAlySalem]

where is the lecture 1, I can not find it?

[amrelgabri]

Good work, do you have the first lecture?

[leowang]

Good afternoon Professor Abdikamalov, would you please tell me if you will be teaching computational physics in java language in the future?

[llandprosper]

could you add English subtitles to video

[turtle]

Better title: Nice asian man teaches computational physics