Beginner Python Tutorial 13 - Floor Division (Double Forward Slash)

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[corneliusjermainehightower]

So I need to make this make sense. Floor will give you the result of a decimal 3.3333 in the form of 3. So if the result is which in normal math would be rounded upwards to 4 floor would still return 3. No matter what is behind the decimal point floor will always return the number to the left. Is that correct?

[mearapellar-kosbar]

13 for 13. two away from my goal. Neat trick!

[Brimstoned_]

You could also print(round(result)) to get a whole Number without all the extra stuff like import math, ETC.

[corneliusjermainehightower]

part 2 of my moment the ceil() will round upwards so if the result is it will return 4 not like in normal math which would just be 3 because its not .5 or higher. So ceil() will return 4 as the result even if 3.0000 is the result? I am struggling to put this together so if anyone can correctly answer these 2 comments please do.

[liamhoward]

So it just omits the remainder? Whereas modulo returns the remainder?

[saubhagyatandon]

We can do ceiling version just by adding 1 like result=(10//3)+1

[shrinivasgaikwad]

can i consider myself job ready for data analyst after doing this beginner and Python course ? please advice or guide me.

[Altcapball]

So can you, or anyone else, give a real world application example of this? I've been able to find case usage of the modulus operator, but I just can't seem to find when you would use this.

[brandonprows]

Nice video, but you still haven't explained what a float is to the audience.

[anonymous__]

How can i download python in my laptop ??

[dnCain]

Actually it's not equivalent if you have a large number to divide. for example,

>>>


whereas

>>>

[Nicolas_Godressi]

Hello
Does it work if i apply this code import math
Print (10//3)