Python Interpreter | Python | Tutorial 35

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Throughout the course we'll be looking at various topics including variables, lists, tuples, loops, conditionals, object orientation, and much more.

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We did it bois, we are beginner programmers!

adeebr

THANK YOU!!! WE NEED MORE PYTHON PROGRAMMING TUTORIALS))) AND DJANGO))) WE NEED INTERMEDIATE TUTORIALS NOW)))

cultofsogga

Any advice on what to do now or what options we have after finishing this series would be greatly appreciated

a-note

So... Is that the end of the course? Do I know Python now? I feel that I know more than before, but in other way it feels like I don't know anything...

aituganmirash

The perfect pace I found finally. It was really nice. Now that you know what we know, we want you to take us beyond basics and guide us further through some projects.

viveksuman

For windows CMD to enter into python interpreter you just type python instead of python3. Enjoyed the video though thanks Mike.

bradleypruett

Thank you Mike for giving me the basics of Python, this course has been very very useful because you teach very well. Thank you again Mike!!!

giacomozerbini

Thanks for the Python series, Mike. Very helpful. Any chance you can make more Python tutorials?

RiftWarth

mike = "super smart!!"
print("Mike is " + mike)

jesusb

Hey Mike Thanks a lot for all the series, you're an excellent teacher, love the way you explain with examples, that's exactly how I learn best, I'm looking forward to future Python Courses.
I will definitely check other languages. Thanks again!

mrbak

I just finished the series, but idk what to do know. If anyone has any suggestions it would be really appreciated

felixturcotte

Thank you so much! Combined with other sources like "A Byte of Python" this course was very useful.

vitaliylankov

Typing just "python" works for me with Python 3. "python3" did not work. On Windows 10.

theisaiahcc

Hi! I created a very simple interpreter in python. Source code:
import sys
print("Python shell. (3.7.4")
while True:
x = input(">>> ")
if x == "exit":
break
try:
y = eval(x)
if y:
print(y)
except:
try:
exec(x)
except BaseException as e:
print("ERROR", e, file=sys.stderr)

And I also created a shell in tkinter.

psirohi

Thank you so much, you have really helped me to understand basic python which i believe is going to pave the way for me to understand other programming languages

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